The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-15

Bessemer, August 14.-(Spectal)-- With full military honors accorded by Worth Lewis post of the Ameri- can Legion, amidst a large concourse of prominent Italians of the district, the funeral services for Angelo La- rusa, Italian soldier, who lost his lire in the World war in France, were held Sunday afternoon at o'clock in Bessemer at St, Aloysious church, with Father Anselm of Cullman of liciating.
 The funeral procession formed at Jacobs and was led by Romanos' band followed by the color bearers who bore the flags of Italy and the Stars and Stripes of America, and by members of the Worth Lewis post
 The casket. wrapped and draped in the colors of his country. was borne into the church by members of the post and the last rites of the Catho- lie funeral service were performed by Father Anslem, who paid an i'm pressive tribute to the patriotism of the young soldier.
 The music for the service was rem dered by members of the Music Study club and included the beautiful num- bers, The Star Spangled Banner" Lead, Kindly Light" and Nearer, My God, to Thee" Interment' fol- lowed at Cedar Hill cemetery in the memorial plot where his body is the first to be placed.
 The soldier was a member of Com pany D, 116th infantry, and is sur vived by his parents, who live In Brighton
 Fraternity House
 The Omcrom Delta Delta fraternity ;~ Fro Berkely avenue and Twentieth street, which will be ready for occupancy soon as Improvements being made on plete furnishings for the house, which include everything necessary for the comfort of the members.
 The library is an especially inter pstng part of the home, numbers of books and splendid volumes having feen contributed to the bookcases by dhe members and friends, and the house will be formally opened as son as improvements being made on the building are completed.
 The Omicrom Delta Delta frater- nifty includes in its membership in Bessemer a large number of the boys in the college set who are just. out of high school.
 August 29 has been announced as the date for the annual summer dance of the Pan-Hellenic society. George Murrah, one of the popular college men of the city. will have charge of arrangements for the af- fair which is anticipated as one of the large events of the summer sea- son.
 New Church at HueytOwn
 It was announced today that s4,00o had been subscribed during the past week for the erection of the Baptist church at Hueytown, making a total of $11,000 subscribed up to this time.
 It is planned to hold services in the new church next Sunday. when go new members who have united with the church, during. the recent revival held by Dr. F. H. Harrington of Bir- mingham will be received into the church.
 The building is not completed and will not be ready for permanent serv- ices for several weeks, but it was de- cided today that services welcoming the new members would be held there next Sunday.
 Community Sing
 The community sing at Jonesboro Sunday afternoon held in the open air arbor on the public school ground
 
 attracted large crowd. This is' the third sing that has been held at this place and the interest increases with each one.
 The programme Sunday afternoon included the following: Song, He Reigns as King" Prayer, the Rev. ]. J. Sandlin. Duet. Misses Lillian Crawford and Lola Lewis. Reading. Angel Wickedness Miss Sadie Ling. Vocal solo, Mrs. White Horns by Song, "Sharons Rose" every body. Song, "Old Mother Moon, Lois Glosson and Mary Martin. Ad- dress, Good Government" John T McEniry. Song, everybody. Benedic- tion.
 k Personals Capt. Lacey Edmundson is at Camp Walton, Fla, where he is spending a shore vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julian Ray returned Sunday to Atlanta. after a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray at their home on Fourth avenue.
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