The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-02
BESSIE MFR COURT GRAND JURY DRAWN
City Council to Take Up Paving Ordinances at the
 Regular Meeting

Bessemer, October 1.-(special) The grand jury for the fall term was impaneled this morning by Judge J. ~. B. Gwin of the Bessemer division or the circuit court The only particular ly pointed reference to the work to pc done by the grand jury made by Judge Gwin was in reference to the gambling houses. The men composing the grand jury are: Horace G. Ray, beat 2, tuf- niture dealer, foreman Charles Alex ander beat 33, farmer; Robert Jei1rles' beat S3, mining contractor; David T. Eastis, beat 33, coke burner; Quintette c. Gwin, beat 33, mine foreman; Luth- CT Aaron, beat 24, farmer; Harrison R. Goodwin, beat 35, farmer and black smith; Isham Hammonds, beat 4o' farmer; Claude Shaw beat 2, clerk Dan S. Reynolds, beat 49, storekeep- CT; Ernest H. Traylor, beat 40, fore man; James J. Ross, beat 33, supply house manager; Howard o. Holbrook, beat 39, salesman; William l.. Ray, beat 41, farmer; Ottis Cooper, beat B, machinist; Ernest P. Porter, beat S9, real estate and loans; Fred M. Me- Kenney. beat 40, machinist; John D. Caldwell, beat 51, farmer.
 The Bessemer city council will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening and it is expected that several im- portant matters will come before that body for disposition. The matter of paving Nineteenth street from Fifth to Tenth avenues will be reported and number of other ordinances which were introduced at the last meeting will be acted upon
 News has been received in Bessemer by relatives of the boys who were sent to Camp Pike, Ark. Six of them had been appointed noncommissioned offi- cers as follows: Leroy Sellers, Els worth Karr, Wesley Mcdonald, Lee Jones, B. L. Walker and Eugene Par sons.
 Interest is growing in the revival meeting which is being held at the First Methodist church. The Rev. L. F. Stansell has charge of the preaching. Services will be held every afternoon at o'clock and every evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Paul L. Coble and Miss Sadie Vir- ginia Mcdonald of Birmingham were married yesterday afternoon in the probate office, the ceremony being pronounced by Clerk Herbert Ethridgc in the presence of a few friends
 number of young musicians played an expression recitap' today at the Grove School of MuSic the sucoaSsfilI contestant being Miss Ellen Richbourg. Her number was "Humoresaue'' in the original key
 The Missionary society of the Jonesboro Methodist church held it's regular meet ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs J. b. Moore. An interesting programme has been arranged for next Monday, when there will be q debate the sub ject of which is, 'Resolveds- That a trained native worker is mora effective than a foreign missionary" The affirm ative will be represented by Mrs. Daven- port and Mrs. N. V. Gaines, while the negative will be represented by Mrs. Lucy Armstrong and Mrs Crump.
 The meeting of the Tuesday Bridge club, which was to have been held Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Elvee Falkner, has been postponed until Friday after noon at 3:30 o'clock.
 The remains of E. C. Fulton, who died in Louisville, Ky, Saturday, reached Bessemer this morning and will be sent to Brierfeld tonight by Kennedy, where interment will be made The deceased was well known in Bessemer and is sur vived by a number of relatives in this district