The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
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Phone Bessemer 1o72 DAAOl II The Age Herald maintains special reI II correspondence, advert
 Bessemer, January 22.-(Special.) )-Wed- nesday will bc motion picture day n Bessemer when S campaign will De waged for funds for the starving chli- dren in Europe, in accordance With plea issued by Herbert Hoover to the motion picture industry of the county. for help in this work Manager Snder of the Grand theatre, which has been designated to receive contributions Tor this fund, has appointed Mrs. George Waller chairman, and plans have been completed for the drive, which will last throughout Wednesday, at the theatre
 A booth will be established in the lobby of the theatre and cortriputloi.s for the fund will be received there With donations of t0 cents or more q Tree adj mission ticket will be given and the en- tire donation will go for the relief
 Mrs. Waller chairman, has asked the following women of the various clups and societies to assist her in the driVe' Mrs. ]. S. Winters, from the Thursday Bridge club; Mrs D. E. Wilson, of the Culture club and of Woodward; Mrs. 5. E. Ingram, of the Wednesday Music club and Jonesboro; Mrs. N. B. Parker, of the Matrons' club; Mrs E. E. Clark from the St. Agnes guild; Mrs J. H. Blue. from the Junior Matrons cluG; Mrs. Joe Little, of the Tuesday Mornl's Bridge club Mrs. George Rutledge, CT the Southside Bridge club; Miss Hetue Faull, Feeders; Mrs. D. w. owen, or the Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church; Mrs George Steven
 aI1yilarV. Mrs. w.. C. Baty, from the Pastors Helpers Mrs. Rose Huey, from the Woman's Mis- sionary union; Mrs. Sam Erlick, from the Beth-El Sisterhood; Mrs. Ieigler from the St. Aloysious guild, Mrs. h. A. Wade Raymond; Owls club, Miss Whue Lee Smith, Mrs. J. B. Morton, united Daughters of the Confederacy; Mrs. George Woodrow, Mrs. J. C. 5. Gwin' Cosmopolitan club.
 Beginning Monday, January A. the taH collectors office in the city, according to T. E. Pinner, tax collector, Will re- main open for the collection of poll tax every evening from 6:30 to O'CLOCK, eA- cept on Wednesday evening. This VIII be done in anticipation of the rush wflc1 is expected to be made during the last days in which this tax may be paid
 hLFlV f1 ll O414S ANA|A1
 The revival which Dr. Torrey has Dehli In Bessemer for the past two weeks has been one of the greatest ever held in this district. Hundreds have gathered to hear him preach. At each evening service crowds have been turned away and every available space in the church filled. Numbers of additions have beef made to the church. The unusual interest manifested by all classes ano denominations in his sermons marks an epoch in the religious life of the com munity.
 The revival will close Sunday with the evening service. Dr. Torrey will preach at ii O clock in the morning and al ! o'clock in the afternoon to the men oi the city. The offering at each of these services will be for pr. Torrey.
 The Ressenier IIi-Y basketball club de- feated the Birmingham Hi-Y team in eame Friday evening in Birmingham by a score of 13 to j.
 Tha condition of Miss Mamie Deasop who was seriously injured in an automobile accident Wednesday, night in Bessemer as she and her sis- ter. Miss Amanda DeaHon, were re- turning home from work, is considered most serious by attending physlcians. she has not regained consciousness aince the accident and Friday eyes ming an operation was doomed ,aeces- sary and was performed, but her cons dition remains unchanged
 a. K. S. INSTALLATION
 The Linnie Mae chapter. No. sss' order of the Eastern Star, held their of officers at the Masonic L m oua ina worthy grand mason, Mrs. Etta Smith of Ensley, in charge, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Salters of West End, grand secretary. and by Mrs. Sadie Deerr of Woodlawn, past grand marshal.
 The following officers were in stalled: Mrs. Linnie Mae Thomas. worthy matron; L. M. Northcutt, worthy patron; Mrs. Maud Catons as- sociate matron; Mrs. Lura Smith, secs retary: Mrs. Margaret Perkins, treas~ urer; Mrs. Ida Davidson, conductrrss; Mrs. Linnie Clowdus, chaplain; iSrs. Maebelle Northcutt, marshal; Miss Linnette Furcrun ofganist; Mrs. Adah vancleve and Miss Eileen Smith, Ruth, Mrs. Eva Cooper, Esther: Mrs. Avis Denson, Martha; Mrs. Maryland -Am> Warda; J. H. D. Smith, sentinel.
 
 ceIlent talks were made and the fol- lowing musical programmed was rend- cred: Violin solo, Paul Smith; read ing, Miss Linnie Mae Lipscomb; vocal solo, Howard Bailey; violin solo, Clyde smith. after which refreshments were served.
 HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
 Tt Pays to Advertiss's is the name of the pretentious play which will be pre- sented by. the senior class Of, the nigh school on next Thursdays evening at the high school auditorium. The play Iis given under the direction of the expression department of the school, under the supervision of Miss Jessie pringle, expression teacher
 This is 2 standard play upon which royalty has to be paid for the use oi it. and Is the first time 1t has been presented by high school. The cast Includes the members of the senior 'oAAsa who arc Nm Ivie Pearl Nay.