The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-02

Bessemer. october Special. .)-- The Culture club Is calling q meeting or the council of clubs, seconded by | the Parent-Teachers' association of | Clarendon, school to be held Wednes- day morning at the library at 10 o'clock when the art exhibit which | Is being fostered by the club women will brought up.
 It Is planned to bring the beautiful exhibit of pottery to Bessemer which | will be the first in a series of ex- hibits to be shown in the city The exhibits are being made or loaned by the Art league and as an educational | feature of art they are without parallel.
 Children of the elementary schools In Bessemer will have a picture spe- cially chosen for them at the Grand theatre every Saturday morning at s:So o'clock, according to a decision made at a meeting at the theatre i Saturday morning.
 David Kennedy
 David Kennedy, age 12 years, son of Mrs Minnie Kennedy died Satur- i day morning about 9 o'clock at his home after an illness of two days ! caused by blood poisoning He is survived by his mother, grandpar- ents. Mir and Mrs s. P. Tillm3n, an aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs Robert Childress. His death is the source of profound regret not only among f the members of his immediate family i but throughout the community.
 The funeral services will be held . Sunday afternoon at { o'clock from the family residence on Sixth avenue with Rev. l.. r. Stansell officiating. The pail bearers will be chosen from among the members of Scout Troop No. 4, of which he was a member. Interment at Cedar Hill cemetery.
 Leaves For Home
 The Key. M. K. Thornton of Rus sellville, former pastor of the First Baptist church in this city who has been Ill at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital for several weeks has re- covered sufficiently to leave for his home Saturday.
 Speaking of consideration shown him during his illness Dr. Thornton said today that he hoped that the people of Bessemer and the vicinity would know how much he appre- ciated their many acts of helpfulness and kindness to him while he was in the hospital.
 Musicians of the city are very much interested in the opening Sat urday at Fulton's Drug store of q department of music in charge of MT. Fred Allen, where sheet music, popular songs, and classical seiec- tions may be procured.
 Rosh Hashanah
 Jewish New York, Rosh Hashanah, will be observed in Bessemer with ! special services which will begin Sunday evening at h-El temple at 6 o'clock and the observance will continue throughout Monday and Tuesday
 Memorial List
 The memorial committee for the Young Mems Christian association lbuilding has secured the following names of soldiers who lost their lives In the World war from Bessemer, and if there are any others concern ing whom information has not been received the committee will be glad 10 receive their names.
 The list follows: Rufie Albright Sam Barr, Carl Canoles, Fred l.. Cam eron, Audrey Bailey, William G' Casson, wilfred Niles, James Farley Angelo Larusa, Worth Lewis, Bruce R. Nolan, Newton NJ. Roy, Bernice dl James George, Ernest Grey Fred Rogers, Joe Bumby Phelps, Samuel E. Sanders, Clyett Hendricks, Walter Jones, Willie King, William Lawlah, Ulysses Persons, Austin Ruff, Her man Syphus, Robert b. Humphries' \ Jim Lockett. Buck McNeil, Lonnie l.. Davis and Sam Waites.
 sunday Services
 Special communion services will be held Sunday at the First Presbyterian church at II o'clock, and mempers will be received and baptism admin istered. In the evening pr. F. Q. Hellier will preach on the subject "Is Christianity MirageT
 Miss Peayl Kemp of Birmingham will hold services at the Church or God Sunday morning and evening:
 pr. W. P. Price will hold special services at the First Baptist church Sunday morning when he will preach specially to the Baracas. His topic for the sermon will be, For tno Bible and the Church"
 Services will be held Sunday morn ;,y at II o'clock in the Christian Science reading room in the heaiN building, when the subject will De, .Irnreaiity.o Sunday school at s:fo a.
 E. ScaturrO
 Funeral services for F. Scaturro' who died Friday in Gadsden, will De held Sunday afternoon at St. Aioy- sious church at 2:So o'clock "ith Rev. G. A. Callahan officiating
 The following will act pallbear- ara. Joe Manzello, Peter Giangrosso' Frank Ceravoia, Sam Schellici, irony Marc Ben Blleondaro. Honorary Otis pasquale, Mike Romano, Sam Raine. John Frandello. George Ross I. c. B. Gwin, T. T. Huey. Wash pea- son. Lucian Huey, c. J. Leckie. Flu gene Honeycutt, Judge B. c. Jones' George Bumgardner Jap bryans' Fletcher Jones. w. A. Simmons. Lin- nie Lipscomb. J. A. Nael. Rush Ran dall and J. NJ. Scott.
 interment will be made al Cedar Hill cemetery with Jacobs in charge.
 Teachers Entertained
 The Inter Sc club, whose member ship is made up of the high scnoo, faculty. entertained at delightful r,arty last night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Schwartz on Ar iinrton avenue, the guests of honor being the new additions to the fac ulty.
 was carried out in a profusion or golden glow and ferns used in the decorations for the party. Punch was served the guestsi throughout the evening and after series of games of forty-two. sandwiches and ices were served.
 Those who enjoyed this delightful occasion were Misses Esther York. T,Il R.