The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-27
QUARTERLY RALLY
 HELD AT BESSEMER

BeSSemer Business Men Form
 Swimming Club-Nutrl-
 ton Class Closed | The Age Herald maintains special rep resentatives in Bessemer for handling | scriptions. Mrs. l.. D. McCollum, cor respondent receives news items; phone | Bessemer 1072 H. B. Walker, Realty | building, Bessemer manager Of circu- | lation.
 Bessemer, August -(Special) )-- The quarterly rally of the junior Christian endeavorers of the Bir- mingham district will be held in Bcssemer Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the First Christian church. An interesting programme has been arranged for the occasion, includins a Bible drill between the members of the Bessemer societies and the so- ciety of the Third Presbyterian church of Birmingham; an address by Miss Helen Mohns; vocal solo. Miss Aileen Johnson; and other fca- lures that will be announced Satur- day. The junior Christian endeacor societies of all the churches will take part in the exercises of the after noon.
 Officers Elected
 Officers for the newly organized swimming club have been elected as follows: President, Jap Bryant; vice president, J. R. Vance; secretary treasurer, J. b. Golden; with the fol- lowing committees appointed: By laws, V. c. Sullivan, Carl Hurst, J.. A. Jones; special arrangements, Jap Bryant, V, G. Sullivan and J. R. Vance: membership, Arthur Jenkins. MT. Lawless and w. R. Parker. The club membership, it is announced. has been restricted to business nen and clerks of the city.
 Nutrition Glasses Close
 With remarkable results the nu- triton classes which have been held in Bessemer at the Vance school an- der the direction of Mrs. E. E. Muf- ray. county nurse, closed Friday morning after having been conducted every Friday for 12 weeks.
 Particular interest is attached to this class on account of the fact that it is one of the first nutrition classes to be held by the county and the result has been awaited with inter- est.
 A visit to the class disclosed the really wonderful success that hsu been attained in the improvement or the children who had attended reg ularly. Miss La Forge, county nurse
 1tt,u Ut nrGSent the class Friday and expressed Keen est satisfaction in the progress shown by the pupils.
 As pioneer in this work, the bes, semer nutrition class has renoersa conspicuous service to the county by illustrating in the best way what proper food, proper rest and proper health habits may do Tor a ci,liu' and it was announced today that the charts of the pupils would DC exhibited at the state fair
 Mrs. Mary Hatcher
 Funeral services for Mrs. May Hatcher. age 67, who died Wedhes- day night at the home of her daueh- fer Mrs. V. L. Summer, on Exeter avenue in Bessemer, were heio FIT, day morning in Sylacauga, to wuteh place the body had been seht toi interment by Huey and McConneH
 Bfr Crowds Hear EvanKehst
 rho Rev. George Tucker, who IS oonductfng a revival at the flrst Methodist church in Bessemer, IS at tractin,g large crowds at each service.
 On Frirday morning he preached to large congregation on The withered Hand" which was one or inc most interesting sermons he mas delivered and Friday night his SUD feet was "The Twentieth Womah' which drew capacity house to near him.
 There will be no service Saturday morning. it has been announced, put on saturday evening he will preach on the subject, Gods Bid for Men, On Sunday morning he will conduct a service specially for the young peo- ple at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon he will talk to the boys and men or the city and at night he will use as a topic, The Crucifixion.'
 The music of the services is spe- c,allv attractive with Mir. Wiatt, leader, and with large choir or trained voices.
 Services at Trinity
 Of unusual interest is the an nouncement that the Rev. J. T. Ware, rector of St Andrews church. will hold services Sunday evening at Trinity Episcopal church in Bessemer at o'clock.
 Music study Club
 The last meeting of the Music Study club was held at the home of Mrs. J. Krahenbuhl on Clarendon ave- nue, with MT. and Mrs. R. L. Zeigler, hosts
 The following beautiful programme was rendered during the eveisns:
 Piano solo, 'Stude" (McDowelD, Miss Vera Laird
 Vocal solo, Goodbye" (TostD, Miss Frances Weller.
 Trio. "Serenade" co. Pierne); In termezzo Russo (Theodore Frake). Miss verna Laird; encore 70 Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star
 Piano. "Murmuring Zephyrs" tJen- sen). Mrs. Louis DeSablo.
 Vocal solo, "A Little House of Dreams" (MetcalD; The ocean Blue" c. H. Harris.
 Following the programme, short business session was held, and Miss verna Laird was elected treasurer of the club to succeed c. H. Harris. who is removing from the city.
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