The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-19

sessemer, July 1s.-(special. )--Ths Sessemer Shrine club will give it's nnual picnic Monday afternoon at
 o'clock, July z5, at West Lake.
 Elaborate preparations are being nade for the event by the officers nd members of the club. The amuse- nents for the day will include boat Ing, dancing, swimming, skating,
 wling and races; and a barbecue
 oper with cold drinks, ice cream,
 lemonade, and iced water melons |lll be served %
 Those who have been invited to ttend the picnic are the members nd their immediate families, out-of- town visitors of members and the unmarried members are expected to Prlng their lady friends. The cars o convey the Shriners and friends o West Lake will be at the corner Pf Third avenue and Nineteenth trset.
 The following committees have Reen appointed by the president: H. Ozley; general committee, c. E Hawkins, chairman, M. E. Baird and F. c. McDonald; games, l.. Y. Lips omb, chairman, and W. H. whare; barbecue, Charles E. Hol1ey, chair nan, ". N. Stewart, Louie Ling, and ". l. Baxley; dance, John E. Golden, hartman, F. H. Stover, and Ralph 'nider; watermelons, Eugene Honey utt, chairman, George Whitley and P. O. Worthy; transportation, Henry P. Adams. chairman, R. E. Rardsn,
 T. Burke, Dave Stewart, J. !. iorseley, H. M. Sharpe, George Vhitly, W. l.. Baxley, Guy Kinnette, s. E. Donald. Will Winter and ieorge Ross; strong arm, Tom Par ons, chairman, William c. Baty, Robert Ragsdale, and Allie c. Hay food.
 All committees are requested to It the Masonic temple to complete he plans for the picnic.
 A. s. Bailey
 A. s. Bailey. age 56 years, died Monday morning at g o'clock at his home on Berkely avenue, after a lingering illness. The death of Mir. Bailey caused profound regret throughout the city where he has ived for 20 years. He had wide ircle of friends throughout the en- ire district to whom news of his leath brought sorrow.
 He was a regular attendant at the First Methodist church, of which he ad long been a member, and he was
 prominent Mason, being member llf Jefferson Valley lodge, No. 795. A. '. & A. NJ, and of Bessemer chap CT, No. 110, R. A. M
 The funeral services will be held tuesday afternoon at the residence, TOT Berkely avenue, with the Rev. Z. F. Stansell in charge, at o'clock. nterment will follow at Cedar Hill cemetery, with Jefferson Valley lodge, No 795, in charge.
 The deceased is survived by his widow, three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, Mrs. U. N. James, Miss Net. ie Bailey. and by two sons, Fred Bailey and Alvin Bailey, and by two listers, Mrs. Jeff Clay and Mrs. blevia Williams of Meridian, Miss.
 The active pail bearers will be:
 A. Deason, W. E. Mcwilliams, eoree Stoves, T. O. Iathem, George V Jones, J. M Woods; honorary: Prof. L. L. vann, Ben Hosey, Ben Thompson, George Rutledge, John Bruce, T. E. Pinner, o. W. Lewis, B. Jones, Frank Sullivan, John Don ldson, E. A. Little, c. B. Byars, ohm McEniry, Dr. R. F. McTyeire, W. A. Simmons, Dave Powell, E, E. wilson, Cecil Cowan. Linnie Lips. bomb, Joe Pickens, W. c. Baty' ana E. l.. Huey.
 The members of Jefferson Valley odge. No. 7s5, A. F. & A. NJ, will have charge of the funeral services f the grave, and they are requested O meet at 1:3o p. m. at the lodge ooms.
 The city council will meet Tuesday svening, and number of important matters will be brought up for con #ideration.
 The board of revenue held its regu- ar meeting in Bessemer Monday ana Foutine business was transacted. All members were present except Tom lucy. { A marriage license was issued Tn he city today to w. M. Green and Mrs. Myrtle Sylvia.
 Auxiliaries Meet
 The Junior auxiliary and the wom- lns auxiliary of the First Presby- erian church met Monday afternoon t the church in joint meeting.
 Mrs. E. E. Clark and Mrs. Macon Williams and Miss Hattie Faull were eaders for the afternoon. The pro- ramme consisted of interesting {alks and discussions of the Past hnd Present Religious Life of the North American Indian" There were readings, songs and musical selec- ions which added to the interest of he programme.
 The members of the junior auxili- Ary who were present were Misses .ois Faull, Elizabeth Knight. Claudia Mae Tragessor, Etta Nye Malone, 3ebecca Williams, Emily Johnson, ris Paris, verdie Hill, Birdie Hill' tnd Mrs. F. E. Clark, W. M. Cochran md Mrs. Macon Williams.
 Mrs. George Harrison Is entertain ng a number of young folks at picnic at West Lake tonight in honor bf Miss Francis Palmer, the guest of her daughter, Miss Katherine Harris. The party will enjoy swim, and a picnic lunch and dancing, afterwards, and will include number of the Eoung school set. s@e
 Mrs. Robert Sneed will entertain khe Bridge club Wednesday after boon at ner home at 4:SU o'clock. | Mrs W. T. Hart and Miss Ouida |Woods are in Huntsville. where they kre visiting Mrs. Harts son, Dr. w. 5. Mims and Mrs. Mims.
 
 KILLED IN BATTLE
 By Associated Press
 Knoxville, Tenn, July 1S.- Near Oliver Springs last night a man. named Lowe, was shot and killed by bfficers who were attempting to ar Fest Lowe and a party in an autopo- Bile. officer Walter Christenberry of Oliver Springs suffered Rainful