The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-15
EX-MAYOR LEWIS ID
 LEAVE BESSEMER Citizens Interested in Pro- posed Routes to Warrior BOARD OF REVENUE Revival Services to Begin at the JOnesborO Baptist Church With
 Pastor in Charge

JOnesborO Baptist Church With
 Pastor in Charge
 Bessemer. October 4-(Specia1 1.-The senior class of the Bessemer High school for the 1916-17 session, has IS members, 31 girls and IT boys, and is the largest class in the history of the school. The officers have been elected as follows: Henry Evans, president; Stanley Baird, vice president; Miss Ivy Gwin, secretary; Frank Scott treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Barron, artist; Miss Lola Parsons, poet; Miss Eva Owen, critic; Miss Marguerite Phillips, historian, and Miss Lenora Bat iste, statistican. The colors are red and white, while the carnation is the flower The memb CTS of the class are as follows: Miss Ivy Gwin, Miss Lenora Bat iste. Miss Jessie Bumgardner, Miss Lotis Barron, Miss Elizabeth Barron, Miss Elizabeth Grove, Miss Lola Parsons, Miss Mary Dabbs, Miss Elizabeth Huey, Miss Montie Ray, Miss Narcissa Norwood Miss Myrtle Thompson, Miss Kathleen Cahiu, Miss Rosa1ie Goldberg, Miss Lillian Hen- dricks, Miss Jim Caunter, Miss Belle Houston, Miss Mary Stewart, Miss Mar guerite Phillips Miss Lillian Hendricks,
 Miss Willene Kidd, Miss A5uyn Chisenhall, Miss Naomi Volt. Miss Thelma McKam- my, Miss Vertna Randall, Miss Lottie Preston, Miss Meddie Rogers, Miss Eva Owen, Miss Estelle Brown, Miss Letha Hardy, Penry Evans, Ralph Snider, liar old Smith, Brossie Newman, Frank Lacey, Frank Scott, Floyd Lacey, Stanley Baird, Charlie Wright, Bennie Wood, Joe Me Emerson. Alvin Bailey, George Hazlewood, Percy Cowan, A. C. Mitchell, Jr., Herbert salters and Godfrey Thompson.
 The citizens of this end of Jefferson are looking forward with great deal of interest to the mass meeting which will be held in Bessener Wednes- day night at the city courtroom, when the fishtrap road will be discussed. A number of interesting talks will be made by prominent speakers. The public is in vited to attend this meeting.
 The Bessemer High school football eleven will meet the fast aggregation from the Blount County High school at Oneonta at Underwood park on Friday and this game promises to be one or the best games of the season. The visit ing team is reported to be in splendid form and hard-fought battle is ex- pected The citizens of Bessemer are much interest in high school athletics and large crowds are attending each game.
 The many friends of Ex-Mayor l. A. Lewis will regret to learn that he will leave Sunday for Atlanta, where he has accepted position to travel for the large paint and glass firm of F. J, Cooledge & Go. Prior to his locating and going into business in Bessemer MT. Lewis was a travelling salesman and is well known throughout the south. MT Lewis expects to retain his citizenship in Bes- semer and will spend Christmas here. Mrs. Lewis and the children will spend the winter in North Carolina. There is much regret at this family leaving Bes- semer for the present, for while MT. Lewis was mayor, as well as when he was in business here he made hundreds of warm friends who wish him much suc- cess in his new field.
 The pupils of the Grove School of Mu- sic will give programme Of piano ana vocal music on Saturday afternoon at the studio. The students from the younger classes will illustrate the new methods of ear training, by means of nature songs and solos, duets and tr1os will be rendered. The young pupils playing on this occasion are: Cadie Dodd, Clara Eugenia Donald, Margaret Leonard. Eliz- abeth Lewis. Ellen Richbourg, Mary Deason, Marguerite Scott, Marguerite Alverson, Sybil Kartus, Marguerite Ty- singer. Pauline Powell, Evelyn Moreland, Elizabeth Wood, Katherine McCabe Eve lyn Porter, Eva Neal Porter, Mabel Mas sey, Helen Baker Eulah Furr, Willie Martin Sabra Martin, Rosa Mae Robin son, Catherine Harding, Henry Sweet, and John Colley. The second part Of the programme will be played by the fol- lowing young ladies: Miss Amy Bryant. Miss Leonora- Batiste, Miss Fife F1tz- patrick, Miss Alberta Davidson, Miss Velma Lyone, Miss Eugenia Gray, Miss Rochelle Smith, Miss Sue Veazey, Miss Marjorie Wood, Miss Lillian Hendricks, Miss Florence Gray Patton, Miss Hilda Moore, Miss Mattie Lacey, Miss Annie Louise Moon, Miss Wiletta Martin, Miss Elizabeth Martin and Miss Maxine Gold berg.
 Lieut. Bruce Q. Nabers, Frank Sul- livan, Milford Nyalls. Curry Jackson, "Skeitt" Mcclure, all members Of Com pany D, Fourth infantry, Alabama Ma tional Guard, are in Bessemer for few days visiting relatives before leaving for the border Lieutenant Nabers stat ed that the company would probably leave for Nogales, N. M.. about Thurs day.
 The regular meeting of the board of revenue of Jefferson county Will Dc held in Bessemer on Monday. at which time there is a large amount of business to come before that body
 The Rev George Stoves. pastor of the
 nt,, hau rA aG from Florida, where he has been con ducting a meeting for the past two weeks, and will fill his pulpit at both morning and evening services at the vited to attend.
 The pulpit at the First Presbyterian church will be filled Sunday by the pastor, the Rev. I. F. Swallow, who Will have as his subject at the morning hour "Tithing," while at the evening hour his theme will be "The True Endeavor-
 er." Sunday school at 9:45 a. rn- Junior Endeavor at p. m
 The following are the announcements
 for the Jonesboro Baptist church Tor
 Sunday: Sunday school at 9:4b a. m., M. J. Bryant, superintendent; preaching in the morning at II o'clock and in the evening at S0 o'clock by the Rev. J. c. Hill, pastor. On Monday revival ser vices will begin at this church and will continue several days. The Rev. M. K Thornton, pastor of the First Sap list church, will conduct the services, while the Rev E. G. Johnston, pastor of the East Birmingham Baptist church