The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-12
ALLEGED VIOLATION \ OF PROH|B|T|ONLAW Mrs. Cahill Sustains Severe
 Injuries From Fall NEGRO MINER KILLED Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized at McAdory-Women's Missionary
 Union to Meet at the
 Baptist Church
NEGRO MINER KILLED

1 Bessemer, June 11.-(Special.) )-Dave | Campbell and Charlie Stewart and James Burleson, negroes, were arrest | ed last night on charges of violating the prohibition law. All of the negroes were lodged in the city Jail and will be given hearing in recorders court Monday morning before Judge I. A. Lewis
 While walking down the road at Ed dgewater, where she was visiting rel atives Mrs. James Cahill had the mis- fortune to turn her ankle, throwing herself to the ground, badly sprin- ing her right hip and sustaining other painful bruises about the body. She was removed to her home on Third avenue. having been brought from Edgewater in the ambulance of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company While her injuries are very painful Mrs. Cahill is reported to be resting as we'll as could be expected.
 A pretty home wedding was that of Frank Cox and Miss Beatrice McDou- gal, which was solemnized this after noon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents at McAdory in the pres ence of relatives and a few intimate friends. The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. MT. Caffey of McAdory. The bride is a. charming young woman and has host of friends who will re- gret to learn that she will go else- where to make her home. MT. Cox is employed at Virginia mines and is a young man of sterling qualities. He and his bride will leave imm ediately after the ceremony for St. Louis and on their return will be at home at Vir- ginia mines.
 While at work in the mines of the Woodward Iron company Walter Gam bill, a negro miner, was killed by fall ing rock. It appears that the rock, which was a large one, fell on his head, crushing his skull.
 Bands No. 1 and No. of the Wom- ans Missionary union of the First Bap- tlSt church will meet Monday after noon at o'clock in the parlors of the church and all members are urged to be present as the meeting promises to be a most interesting one.
 Miss Leone Donovan was a delightful hostess Saturday afternoon when she en- tertained the members of the B. Sharp club at her home on Eighth avenue. The house was artistically arranged Tn ferns and cut flowers for the occasion, and after several musical selections were rem dered delicious refreshments were served. Those enjoying this hospitality were Miss
 
 van, Miss Clara Nettleman, Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick, Miss Fannie Schelicci, Miss Jessie Laird, Miss Allie Laird, Miss Agnes -Durick, Miss Bessie Mae Stevens, Miss Sarah Edmundson, Charles Nettleman ana Miss Margaret Donovan.
 MT. and Mrs. John Whitten delightfully."- entertained number of friends Satur- day night at their attractive home on Woodlawn Heights in compliment to Miss Thelma Cargile and Ben Wood. Through out the rooms quantities of pink roses and ferns were used in artistic array, filling bowls and baskets and carrying out the color motif of pink and green. Various games and contests were enjoyed, the prize, a box of candy, being won by Miss Annie Mae Cargile, while beauti- ful hand-painted picture fell to Arthur Nolan. Music was rendered during the evening by MT. Eserell and Tom Haynes. Later in the evening a salad and ice course in which the pink and green tones prevailed was served. Those present were: Miss Jessie Cargile Miss Annie Mae Cargile, Miss Lena Lipscomb Miss Mary Lipscomb, Miss Eva Calhoun, Miss Maude Nix, Miss Estelle Eubank, Miss Helen Anton, Miss Firth Goode. Miss Fife Fitzpatrick. Miss Ruth Nolan, Miss Maggie Kickam, Miss Minnie Butler, Miss zula Cargile, Miss rhelma Cargile, Tom Haynes, MT. Eserell Albert Satterfield, Raymond Sleeves, Murray Wagner, MT. Hill, Ben Wood Fred Calhoun, Fred AL finder, Mr. Brayler, Carson Rockett, Jack Jenkins, Stewart Jones. August Antone, Sam Lovelace MT. Walker. Arthur Love- lace. MT Dulaney, Andrew Bailey, Gather McHarg, Lewis Plowman, Rich ard Winstead, Harold Sleeves, Bryan Cargile, Vernon Cargile, Arthur Nolan and Lacosta McFee.
 A weighing party will be given Monday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. FL more McAdory at Lipscomb. A small admission fee will be charged according to weight. The proceeds will go to the Ladies Aid society of the Lipscomb church
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