The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-08
|BeSSen1er

IBeSSemer, November 7.-(Speciai.)
e. Ausman, assistant superinten
Int for the Republic Iron and Steel
|mpany at Reno, delivered a lecture
|3nday morning at the high school
Mining"
fThis lecture was a contribution to
|e programme outlined by Prof. &.
Moseley, principal of the school,
i the vocational guidance of the
|pils.
MIR. Ausmans lecture was a very
he demonstration OF the work OF
ming, giving practical details con-
|cted with the work and it contained
|leh valuable information obtained
diligent research into the re-
furces of the state which will prove
inestimable value as library refer
ice.
/. Fife Holds Services at High school
Special services for each evening
| II be held by DIR. clyde Lee Fife,
|angeist, who is conducting a big
|vival in the city under the aus
|,es of the First Christian church.
frhe congregations have become so
fge that DIR. Fife has had to Sc
Ire larger seating capacity and the
fvices are being held at the high
|hool auditorium in the evenings.
e subject for Monday evening was
The objectionable Sim"
ION Tuesday evening the furnace,
bling mill and foundry workers are
|pecially invited to attend. and on
|ednesday evening, Scout Night"
secret orders, lodges, Kiwanians
la Rotarians are specially invited.
Thursday night will be ladies' night
ia the sermon will be for women
|ly A special musical programme
Is been prepared for this evening.
! Friday evening all of the students
the city are extendedsa special tn
|tation and all athletic organiza-
bns are urged to attend.
ION Saturday night THE Ten
|agues" will be the subject DR.. Fife
In use for his sermon. Sunday Will
the last day and special pro-
|ammes of song for the services
IN be rendered and big consrega-
pns are expected.
Great interest is being manifested
the meetings. Or. pfc Is a pleas
x and forceful speaker and holds
y close attention of the large con-
legations who hear him.
|Bessemer deputies captured still
bnday morning near Starveacre
brd of about zoo gallons capacity.
here were no arrests made, as the
In was not in operation.
stole Horse
Andrew Hogue, negro, was convict
in the Bessemer division of cir
lit court Monday for alleged horse
ealing several weeks ago. He is
legged to have stolen a horse from
L. Reid and one from NJ. A. Bryant.
|ntence will be given at another
|ne by Judge Gwin.
@Father and Som Banquet
|As a special feature of Father and
In Week. a banquet will be given
Wednesday evening at the Grand
btel by the boys of the city. includ-
II Hi-Y boys. Boy Scouts and boys
|om the schools.
Mat Murphy of Birmingham will ne
|e speaker for the occasion and the
|athers" will be the guests. Other
|atures of the programme include
hsic and short talks by the koys
bid responses BY the fathers. There
lie expected at the banquet about 100
Ions and fathers" and those men
he have no sons are urged to adopt
lie Tor the occasion, and for The
eek.
This nation wide effort to empna-
be the beautiful relationship of Ia
| err ana son by the programme )ut-
he'd for each day in which they
hi be companions and "chums" is
k.nx f.~-s by the Y. M. @. A., and
Z. Coons, local secretary, has
large of the arrangements for the
knQuet and other details OF the
eex's ceiepration.
Children's Book Week
|"Children's Book Week" will be vb-
rived in Bessemer beginning on Mo-
kmber 10. the birthday anniversary
Robert Louis Stevenson. The fed
lated clubs and other organizations
bill prepare programmes suitable for
lie observance.
Ion Tuesday afternoon. at the NEST
II Of the Clarendon school Parent
kacher association. a talk will be
|ade on "Chiidrens Reading" by
|rs. l.. D. McCollum. and at the
bnesboro school Mrs. ]. o. Sturdi-
Int will make a talk before The
Others on the Importance of Chill
ten's Hsadiiig.s { Mrs. Gardner F.