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

-Bessemer, February 9.-(Special )--The board of education at a meeting held Tuesday evening authorized the pur- chase of material for the erection of a iunchroom at the high school The lunchroom will be built by the manual training class of the school under the supervision of MT. Wentworth, instructor or manual training. The plans for the building have been drawn and when 1 completed will be used as an annex to the school and all athletic hall. The action by the board providing for a lunch room at the high school was taken following recent meeting of the Parent-Teacher association of this school when Prof. c. c. Mosely submitted the cost of materials which would be used Tn the room. committee was appoint ed to report this matter to the board with the result that the board will pro- vide the lunchroom, which has been one of the crying needs of the high school for a long time.
 KIWANIS CLUB
 The Kiwanis club listened with great interest today to an address by Dr. George Eaves, D. D., secretary of Jeffer- son County Anti-Tuberculoss society. pr. Eaves outlined in detail the work of the association, his speech being most enlightcning. He told of the work be- ing accomplished in the schools by way Of discovering children who were under nourished and fit subjects for the ray- ages of tuberculosis and he explained the measures that were being taken to bring such children up to normal
 Ho also told of the great need of a great hospital in Jefferson county to care exclusively for tuberculosis patients who through their contact with the gen. eral public were menace to society. Such a hospital should be built. equipped and maintained by the county, and plans, he stated. were being made looking to- ward the circulation of petitions by the voters of Jefferson county to the board ot revenue calling on them to authorize the erection of this institution. He stated that If sufficient names were secured. the petition to the board of revenue would be mandatory and would insure the erection of the hospital.
 MT. J. W. Leggett exhibited the lov- ing cup which he will present to the cit izen who is Bessemer's greatest benefac- his ideas about the cup and his wishes in regard to it's presentation at the close of the year.
 Dr. P. F. Gwin was selected at this meeting as the representative from the kiwanls club to serve on the loving cup committee
 NOVEL OPENING
 The Central Grocery company, which will open for business Saturday, Feo- ruary F, at 427 Nineteenth street, north, has arranged q novel plan for announce ing their opening
 On Friday Leon Cannoles, aviator, with Eddie Stinson Airplane company. will give an exhibition in the air and will distribute at this time, circulars bearing numbers. If the numbers found on the circulars correspond to n,1nnhers in the windows of the Central Grocery company. premiums will be given to those holding these numbers. The pre- miums will be hams, flour bacon, sugar l and other food stuffs.
 The Seminole tribe, No f77, Order of | Red Men. which has been recently reor- | ganized in the city, gave a dance at | Moose hall Tuesday evening which was | enjoyed by the members and friends
 Excellent music was feature of the ] affair. On the evening of Washington's | birthday this tribe will entertain at an other dance to which their members and | friends are invited, dancing to continue |