The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-26

III Bessemer 1072. H. B. Walker, Realty I l building, Bessemer, manager Of clrcu- lation. Bessemer, August 25.-(Special.)- Preparatory to the opening of the schools on September 19, the county ! board of education has arranged new schedule for the pupils in the Bessemer district, according to an an E1ouncement of Dr.>L L. Vann. super Tintendent of Bessemer schools, made ! today.
 b pr. Yam has received instructions from Dr. Baker regarding the at tendance of pupils in the Bessemer district which will make some changes. On account of the erection of the county schools, Hueytown and Jones Valley, pupils of the area be- tween Bessemer and Birmingham. will be taken care of and will not be transferred to the city schools. This will include Dolomite, Wood- ward, Hueytown, Virginia Mines, Pipe Shop district and West High lands.
 All pupils from Muscoda, Raimund and Glenn Springs vicinity and the 10 and II grades from Morgan and Hopewell will be transferred
 The elementary pupils from Glenn Springs and from the Ripe Shop dis trict will be transferred but no other elementary pupils will be re- ceived without the payment of reg ular tuition.
 Where pupils are not transferred they may attend the city schools by paying regular tuition. The Teach CTS institute will be held September l3 at the high school auditorium and teachers from Brighton and Bessemer will attend.
 fY Rotary Club
 v The Rev. George Tucker, evange- iist, who is conducting a revival at the First Methodist church in the city was visitor at the Rotary club luncheon Thursday and made talk to the Rotarians on the truths contained in the Twenty third Psalm, bringing out interesting phases of his own experience in this connection.
 J. T. McEniry made a talk on the drive for the Young Mems Christian association funds to complete the building, and a large number of Ro- tarians volunteered to assist in the work
 M. l. Merrill, secretary of the club, offered his resignation at the meet ing on account of leaving the city, and it was accepted with regrets.
 This being Rotary week when the activities of the clubs are being ex- changed by the clubs nearest, letters were read by various members tell Ing of the work during the past year of the Atlanta club. the Tampa club and the Pensacola club.
 Mir. Wiatt. the stager who has charge of the choir of the Firs, Methodist church during the revival. was guest at the meeting and con- tributed solo to the programme. which was much enjoyed by the Ro- tariana-
 N Shower for Lupcs y4oosa
 shower for the higa achnol lnnch. Froom will be giN@n on fha afternoon of September st the Nigh school. according te tlaas nadA as a ,mseti,.g of the &ssift ssys, essccla sfon Thursday AetarDoon at s4a rome of Mrs, s fohr#t0S
 pe 4nea room will require as paFt ot Ills equipment 250 each of pta kss4 eups Hnd saucers. forks. tea spTans El&sses and stools. Counters ? rkf.'fEFra tsl, glass case, butcher cooking utensils are other Nf needed, and it is expected
 ssA all Of these will be donated at
 showav.
 Assumber of committees have been apFxiMte6 fo look after the details cf fAe shower and include an eoulp- meat scmnsittee, with Mrs. J. C. Jcss1Hton, Chairman, Mrs. B. c. Jones, Mrs B. C. refrx; canvassing com- mittee. Mrs. Elgehe Hunnycutt, chairman, Mrs fhillip Erlick, Mrs. w. c Baty, Mrs Bruce, Mrs. E. F. Porter Mrs. Sol K4rtus; commit tee to appear before the Rotary club. Mrs Florence Waller; committee to appear before, the Kiwanis club. Mrs. H. N. Hains; before the various women's clubs, Mrs. Bryan Waller; , decoration committee, Mrs Jones and ! Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. J. B.. Morton t will serve punch during the hours klof tha shower from = re~ sl Cv-.-act for Y. M. c. A. Roof F The contract will be let tomorrow for the roof of the Young Men s Christian association building, it was announced today. This will finish the exterior of this handsome structure which will be a distinct source of pride to Bessemer citizens, not only on account of its architectural beauty but on account of the wonderful facilities it will offer the young men of the city for moral and physical development. A number of subscrio- tions and pledges to the fund for the building have not yet been paid and a drive Is being conducted for the collections and those who have not yet paid their pledges are urged to- do 50 in order that the building may be completed as soon as possible.
 Will Leave Bessemer
 M L. Morrill,. who has been con nected with the Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power company in Bessemer for the past two and half years has severed his connection with that company, and will leave Besse- mer on September 10 for Brooklyn. N. F., where he has accepted a position with the Brooklyn Edison company
 Mfr. Morrill, served the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company eight years, two of which he acted es assistant auditor of the southern 'properties of the American Cities Corporation. which work is handled by cse United Gas and Electrical En- gineering Corporation of New York.
 Bessemer Soldier
 The body of Rufus Albright. sol dier, member of Company D, l67th i'm fantry. who lost his life in the bat tie of Chateau Thierry in the World war. has been received in the city by Jacobs.
 Military honors will be accorded the young soldier by Worth Lewis post of the American lesion. and the funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the First Presbyterian church with Dr.. F. O. | Hellier and Rev. E.. H. Hutchinson officiating lnterment will be made the AmerfCa 1epior rynx ..xxth Jacobs in charge. This young soldie CT n anrYiYed by hia mother Mrs Nfi.~ l