The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-03

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 Bessemer, October -(Speeial. )- Lester Stevens. age IS, whose home Is near Belle Ellen. was painfully injured Sunday morning about o'clock when he jumped from nov ing freight train on the Alabama Great Southern railroad in Bessemer.
 The accident occurred at Eight eenth street and Carolina avenue and the young man was removed to the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, where his injuries were found tp be not serious. He sustained painful bruises to arm and shoulder and to head. He was able to leave the hospital after several hours
 The young man is nephew of J. R. Stevens of Bessemer and it, is stated left home to take the train to Birmingham and freight train came first and being anxious to ar rive in that city as soon as possible bparieG tEat instead of waiting for the Iassenger train.
 Lewis $. HigEinbotham
 Lewis s. Higginbotham age T2 years, died Sunday afternoon at the residence of A. A. Walters, 71s Eighteenth street, south, Bessemer
 The ren.a ms will be shipped Mon day night at o'clock to Sugar Val lx.r A,4N. A11 h funeral will be held in that place on Tuesday.
 City Council
 The city council will hold a meet ing Tuesday evening when 1t IS un- derstood that the city budget will be brought up and a report of the com lnittee cn the paving assessments wal Lc made.
 The Y. M C. A. of Bessemer will stage a minstrel play on the eve nngs Of october IT and Is in the high school auditorium, under the direction of F. NJ Bulls of the John r. Rogers Producing company of Fostoria, o. Rehearsals will be- gin Monday and the cast will in clude large number of Bessemer's most talented artists.
 Jap Bryant has entered in the State Fair number of game fowis which have taken prizes at every 1air il which they have been en- tered.
 Among the number are four black breasted red games two silver duck wings. enc red quill hen, one Ham burg bullet, which have taken first prizes at other fairs and are ex- pected to win honors at the Alabama State Fair.
 Culture Club
 The first meeting of the Culture club will be held Thursday after noon at the library when the inter esting programmes for the year will be started.
 The Culture club is entering upon It's ninth year and with an ln- areased membership and with the at tractive programmes of study out lined this will be one of its most 04nteresting seasons. The Culture sfluh has always stood for the high test and best in the community and lnumbers among it's members many of the city's most cultured women.
 Mrs Scuyler Harris, chairman of the programme committee, with Mrs. E. P. Lacey and Mrs. Gwylam Herbert. have arranged a course or study with the Bible as the theme and in connection will study The Poetry of the Bible,' Other Forms of Literature in the Bible" "Holi- days Holy Days" "Christ. Pres ent and Absent, in Modern Poetry" ..rhe Bibles InEuence on Prose- 'sThe Bible in Shakespeare" 'The Effect of the Bible on Language" .sThe Bible Reflected in Art" The members of the Culture club are: Mrs. H. L. Bains, Miss Maud Buck, Miss Lillie Mae Christlieb, Mrs. Ce- cil Cowan, Mrs. w. A. Cochran, Mrs w E. Cunningham, Mrs. B. P. Harris, Herbert. Mrs. E. b. Huey, Mrs. R. L. King, Mrs. E. P. Lacey. Mrs.. Bert Lytle. Mrs. J. E. McAdory, Mrs. L. D. McCollum, Mrs. c. w., McDonald, | Mrs. Ben Perry, Mrs. w. P. Price, Mrs. R. E. Rarden, Mrs. Charles Ray, Mrs. John .Snider, Mrs. J.s o. Sturdivant, Mrs. Horace Vandervoort | Mrs. G. D. Waller, Mrs. J. H. Wiles, . Mrs. c. w. Williamson, Mrs. D. E. I Wilson, Mrs. F. E. Wilson.
 The programme for Thursday is in the nature of reunion, and is as follows: "Greetings," by the presi- 1 | dent, Brs George Waller; roll call; P"Most Striking Experience This Summer" "The Best Play I Saw" ."'The Best Book I Read" The Most l Interesting Person I-Met,' "The View That Will Live in My Memory" Pre- sentation of the programme. by com mittee' chairman, Mrs. Schuyler Har- ris.
 Daughters of Confederacy
 The United Daughters of the Con- federaey will hold a meeting Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. D. Taylor in the Orleans apart 1 ment with Mesdames- Taylor. Ed 1 mundson and Stover as hostesses.
 This will be the meeting of the | year at which the officers for the year will be installed and plans for | the work outlined. The Bessemer | chapter is one of the largest chap l ters in the state. with nearly 200 | members enrolled.
 The historical programme for the i meeting includes "Alabama's Naval | Heroes" Mrs. G. W. Williamson; solo. Mrs. White Hornsby; solo. Miss I Virginia White. Mrs. R. L. King is director for the meeting. Those pembers who will not be able to | attend are requested to notify the hostesses.
 c. l.. Gaines and family, who for merly lived in Bessemer, have re- turned and Mir. Gaines will be as- sociated with Huep & Mcconnell as funeral director and embalmer.
 George Ross is in Montgomery.
 Miss Blanche Skews left Satur- day for Nauvoo, where she will teach fin the public school of that place 1