The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-03
Mrs. L. D. McCuEum Ru N B IL N A IL IL eivss hsms HAE..N.NEIvuHN IN
 
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diplomas, M J. Brooks, president of the board of education; announce ments, Dr. L. L. Vann, superintendent of schools; song, Hail Alma Mater (Tannhauser), class; benediction, Rev. Hutchinson.
 Junior church services will not be held Sunday at the First Christian church as previously planned, but the juniors will hold their services on the following Sunday when the children's , day programme will be given. A revival will begin on June 12 at the First Christian church when pr. J. F. Speigel, state evangelist of the Christian church. will be present and hold the services.
 Song Rehearsal
 A rehearsal for the singing which will be a special feature of the funeral services for the returned soldiers Sun day afternoon, will be held Friday eve ming in the park when all of ths church choirs, Wednesday Music, an1 Eessemer Music Study clubs will meet to complete the programme for this music.
 Shrine Club
 The Bessemer Shrine club will attend the ceremonial of the Zamora Temple, in Birmingham on June 6, when a spectacular parade will be held. The Bessemer Shrine club and all Shriners in the Bessemer district are urged to join the Bessemer unit in the parade as large humper cf Shriners are expected to march under the Bessemer banner.
 According to officers of the club. rooms have been engaged yat the Hill- man Hotel for the convenience of the nobles and their ladies'
 A big parade will be staged in Bessemer on June IA, by the Seminole Tribe, No. IT, I. o. R. M.
 GA Day In June' Rehearsals for "A Day in June" the successful operetta, which is be- ing given on the evening of June a the high school by the Pastors Helpers of the First Methodist church. under the direction of Mrs. B. L. Michae.son, are being held daily. A number ot the attractive children and young la dies will be included In the cast. with special features of dancing and musical numbers.
 Barbecue At Camp Chippewa
 A barbecue will be given Saturday at Camp Chippewa" when large number of Boy Scouts and others will be present who will begin the erection of mess hall.
 The hall is planned to be S5 by 55 | feet.
 Rotary Club l The Rotary club has accepted the challenge of the Kiwanis club for 2 Lall game, the date to be announced later The proceeds of the game will | be used for the Boy Scout Camp Chippewa. The game, it is expected. will be played next week. Mrs. Cecil | Cowan and Mrs. Eugene Rarden were 1 guests of the club and contributed q. number of songs and musical selec- tions. Mrs. Cowan also made a short talk on the Axis Club, ain auxiliary 1 of Rotary club, composed of the wives and daughters of the Rotarians. knOwles- -Mitchumi A pretty home wedding was solsmn5 ized Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of MT and Mrs. Jes- sic Knowles. at Irondaie, when Mir William c. Knowles. of Bessemer, and Miss Ola Mae Mitchum, of Irondale were united in marriage.
 The beautiful and impressive ring ceremony was performed by Rev. 1 Claude Anderson. Miss Minnie Knowles sister of the groom and A. T. Knowles acted as bridesmaid and best man.
 After the wedding the couple motored to Feeders where they were given a sreception by the parents of the groom
 Mir. and Mrs. Knowles will make their home for the present with MT. and Mrs. w G. Knowles at Muscoda lwhere the groom is employed by the T. c. I. company.
 Claude Talfey, of Syracuse, New York, was the guest of old friends in j Eessemer this week
 Mrs. r. l.. Huey. is in Motgomery where she will make an address at the formal opening Of the Confederate White House.