The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-05
BESSEMER
sessemer manager Of circulation and advertising |. C.


 ton introduced by Alderman Jap Rryar
 at the last meeting resembling the Sun
 day closing law in effect in the city and
 the report was adopted. This ends tenn
 porarhy all effort to reopen garages
 tiilng stations, fruit stands and other
 places of business on Sunday.
 1 Howe Price has purchased the interest or Ewell Coffe, president and Guy Cof- Tee, editor of the Bessemer Advertiser
 and has taken charge of the local paper
 published in the city twice a week. The l Bessemer Advertiser is the successor of | the Bessemer Weekly, which was bought | by number of local citizens a few
 weeks ago from w. II. Ii. Judson, and
 has since been published by the Messrs Coffee twice a week
 | MT. Price assumed the management and editorship of the paper "Wednesday and will in future be in full chargs. Success is predicted for the Advertiser under the management of Mir Price. as he has demonstrated his ability as d newspaper nan as representative of th ? Birmingham News in Bessetner for the past three years.
 According to the report of G. w. Shrimpcher, special sanitary officer, which was given at the city council Tuesday evening, there are 11s insanitary hog pens in the city.
 The institute for teachers in the Bes- semer schools will be held at the high school in Bessemer, instead of in Br- mingham, as formerly. September IA. b and Is. The teachers in the Brighton school will be included,
 woodmen Circle, Bessemer Grove. No. 7o u-in hold Y11oa at ha hal an Third avenue Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will hold sil- yer tea at the residence of Mrs. J. II. Farr Monday afternoon, August g, from 5 to o'clock, and in the evening from s to 10 o'clock. The proceeds will be given to the church fund.
 The Young Matrons' Sunday school class of the First Baptist Church. of which Mrs w. r. Price is the teacher. has decided on a course of study at it's regular monthly social gatherings, ana interesting programmes will be given.
 The Girls Auxiliary of the Joneseboro Baptist Church held an interesting meet ing at the residence of Mrs. R. S. Nolen | The programme TOT the alter- 1 noon was on Financing Missions.
 Mrs J, R. Montgomery of Birmingham is spending a few days with Mrs. C. W. | Nixon.
 Mrs. l.. k. Clark will leave Monday for | l visit to her mother in England anu | will remain with her several weeks.
 MT and Mrs. w. A. Cochran left We'd nesday for visit to relatives in Colum- oia, Tenn
 Miss Fannie Neal Yeatman will arrive | from Houston, Tex, this week joining | Miss Stella Yestman, and they will leave for New York and other places If interest in the east.
 Misses Elizabeth and Alma Huey arc ,isiting relatives in Huntsville.
 Miss Bara Nolen is the guest of friends n Wetumpka
 Mrs Gladys Dickey and Miss Maud Jill, who have been the guests of Mrs 3eulah Winters. will leave Thursday for heir homes in Houston. Tex.
 Miss Thera Garriss and Mir. J. l.. ieeks were married at the residence of udge sam Huey Wednesday evening a:
 o'clock The ceremony was performed v Judge Huey in the presence of few riends. Both young people live in Bes' emer, where they are popular, and will 1ake their home here in future.