The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24


 benefit of individual instructions; in- cidentally their segregation would be beneficial to the normal children by permitting theIh to progress as rapid ly as their ability warrants. The records on file contain wealth of material which is available in pro portion to the amount of clerical serv- ice allotted to this department. Com pilation of material must always pre- cede formal study of the subject. It is urged that the development of the school work include plans for the adequate clerical assistance. At the present time the records are on file health, located on the third floor of the courthouse. An index by family name will be kept current with the files of the physical examination rec ords.
 DR. TOKKEY'S BOOKS A number of books written by Dr. Torrey have been placed in the Carnegie library in Bessemer and will be cata- logued in a few days. The list includes the following: '"The Person and Work of the Holy Spirits The Real Christ, '" The Fundamental Doctrines of the Christian Faith" What the Bible Teaches "The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, the last contains only an ihei eiNuuStioH Dy DT. lOrrey put IS or ln- estimable benefit it is said, to the Bible student.
 J. B. Donohoo, age 55 years, died Sun day at F o'clock at his home on Berkely avenue He is survived by his wife and nine children, Mrs. Clarence Bumgard- ner. Mrs. Joe Stoves, Margaret Donohoo. Agnes Donohoo, and Harriett Donohoo, and by Clarence, Edgar, Ben and Marvin Donohoo. and by his brothers. John, Sam and Mart Donohoo
 The funeral will be held Monday after noon at o'clock, at the home. Rev. W. P. Price officiating and with Bes- semer lodge No 45s in charge. Inter ment will follow at Cedar Hill cemetery,
 SPRING RECITALs
 series of spring recitals will be given by the pupils of the Grove school of music. The first two will be given at the High school on Thursday and Fri day evening, February 10 and Il.
 These rectals will begin promptly at |8 o'clock. lasting one hour, and different pupils will be presented on each occas- ion. The pupils taking part in these recitals are Misses Evelyn Moreland, Flora Files, Sabra Martin, Florence Gray Patton. Iseona I.ankford. Sybil Kar- tus. Pauline Powell, Mary Nell Will Hams, Carolyn Bradley. Eva Neal Por- leT JACK fOTleT, t1TS1n1d NdSn, lSlllian White, Iris Lehan, Eleanor McNeil, Mill dred Hawley, Bessie Spain. Rosa May Robinson, Mary Holley, Erma Ware, Margaret Walker, Florence Waller, Min nette Hood, Gertrude Craig, Fanny Bailey, Ivy Leader. Ruth Steele, Francis Keith Helen Roll Lois Crotwell Eliz- abeth Crotwell. Laura Kirkpatrick. Mrya Bringam, Willie Martin, Alice Bumgard- ner, Lucy Reed Ray, Mrs. Nash. Mrs. George Mcdowell. John A. Colley, Phin Fitzpatrick Frank Perkins, and Lillard McNeil.
 The mid-term graduating exercises of the High school will be held on Friday evening in the auditorium when Is pupils will receive their diplomas. The class is composed of Miss Ivie Pearl Ray, Miss Lllie Croker Miss Ellen Ftzpat- rick, Miss Louise Perkins, Miss Daisy Ward, Miss Bernice Hagler Miss Alberta Davidson, Miss Vivian Hendricks, Miss Blanche Skews, Miss Ivie Rogers, Miss Catherine Woodruff, and George Rains, Clarence Johnson, Mitchell Harkins, Lonne Parsons and Joe Bivona.
 Bessemer lodge No. 45S is requested to meet at the Masonic hall this afternoon at ? o'clock, from where they will go in body to attend the funeral service of J. E. Donohoo. which will be held at the home On Berkley avenue.