The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-19

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 scriptions. Mrs l.. D. McCullum. cor Bssssmer io7a. H. E. walker. Realty building. Bessemer, manager or cifce- lation-
 Bessemer. August .-(Speciai-)- The Rotary club held very enthHsi- astic meeting today with a large at tendance. The principal speaker was A. E. Ausman. whose subject was .Education.' In his talk, MT. Aus man very strongly stressed the lm-. nortance of the vocational school.
 short talks were made by Rota- rians present who had visited other clubs while away on vacation trips' w E. Surratt made a very intetest- ! ing talk on his visit to the Rotary club of Wilmington, N. C., and Her bert Kyser gave an account or his visit to the Columbus, Ga, club, and R. L. Coons told of his visit with Ro- tarians of Asheville. N. c.
 The business of the meeting con- sisted in reading of reports from various committees, including those of the industrial, fellowship and playgrounds committees.
 A programme of song was rendered by Mrs. Paul Ragsdale, with Miss Nellie Adams, dCCOt1lpdnlSl.
 A revival will open Sunday morn ing at the First Methodist church in Bessemer, which will last two weeks, with the we'll Known evangelist, the Rev George Tucker of Jackson, Tenn, in charge. The music for the services will be under the direction of Charles B. Wyatt a celebrated song leader of Kentucky.
 
 Cosmopolitan Club
 Bessemer deputies arrested Sam Manfre and Rose Odo Thursday nom ing for alleged violation of the pro- hibition laws. Two gallons ef whisky were found at their grocery store on sixth avenue and Twenty second street.
 Raptismal services will be held next Sunday afternoon at Valley Creek church at 2:S0 o'clock. a aew concrete pool having been completed for the purpose, and services will be held Sunday morning at II o'clock, and Sunday school at 9:So. The pub lie is invited to attend all services at the church.
 pr. F. H. Harrington opened serv- ices of the revival, which Is being held at the Jonesboro Baptist church 
 in attendance. The services are he- ing held in the Hughes gospel tent. which was entirely filled at the ini- tial meeting.
 A large choir with 100 voices. with w R. Parker in charge, Is an attrac- tive feature of the services, which will be held every evening at 8 o'clock with song service at 7:30.
 Boy Scouts Camp
 Troop 8 of the Bessemer Boy Scouts will leave Monday for their annual camp at Camp Chippewa, which will extend through one week. All members who expect to attend are urged to register by Saturday noon at Norton's with Scoutmaster Roy Hamrick.
 The Baraca class of the First V Methodist church will entertain their friends with a watermelon feast Tri- day night in the basement of the church. There will be a programme of interest for the evening which ! will include talks by the members of R the class.
 A fishing party composed of R. D. Grove, G. F. Grove. Nick Seymour and David Mims will leave Friday for the Warrior river, where they will spend several days camping and fish, ing.
 wedding ceremony was per formed at the courthouse in the pro- bate office Thursday morning by Judge Sam Huey the contrasting parties being Ollie Washington '-ur- ner and Miss Lola Strlngfellow, both of Searles.
 Cosmopolitan Club
 The Cosmopolitan club was charm ingly entertained yesterday after noon by Mrs. Joseph Kaltenbach at her home. The decorations used for the living rooms and porch were zinnias and clematis. The prizes were lovely Madeira handkerchief and lingerie and a corsage, which were awarded to Mrs. walter Gwin, Mrs. Penry Evans and Mrs. L. M. Barnett.
 delightful salad course was served with iced tea after the games. s Mrs. Kaltenbach's guests included: Mrs Ben Houston. Hrs Herbert Batts Mrs. o. l.. Pearson, Mrs. J. C.. Alexander, Mrs. c. H. Bumgard dner, Mrs J. l.. Wood, Mrs. Joe Stoves. Mrs. B. D. Couch, Mrs. Walter Gwin, Mrs. Bryan Cowar, Mrs. Virgil flaw kins. Mrs. P. R. Durette, Mrs. J. M Wood, Mrs. Penry Evans, Mrs Fay Randle and Misses Mabel Lee, Nell lie Hawkins and May Kennedy.
 Surprise Party
 Mrs. Richard Faul was the recipi- ent of a charming courtesy yester- day afternoon when the teachers of the primary department of the Pres byterian church rendered her a. sur prise party at her home on Feeders hill. the occasion being the anniver- sary of her birthday.
 The party motored out to her home together and surprised her, not only with their presence, but with a shower of lovely dainty gifts Late in the afternoon refreshments of, pink and white nodded cream and cake were served by the visitors, which they had carried out with them.
 Those who were included in the rarty were Mrs. Horace Wander voort Mfrs. Lucian Huey. Mrs A. D. Holmes, Mrs. D. w.. owens. Mrs. E. E. Clarke, Mrs R. l.. King, Mrs. F. O. Heller. Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. Cutler | and Miss Katie Ling, who con titbuted to the pleasure of the after noon number of musical selec- tions. and Anita vandervoort. a Ytcharming young reader, who gave several delightful readings
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 Clifford Smith and Waited Smith, IT.. have returned from d motor trip to Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs Floy Spencer and A. M. Spencer are taking an extended motor trip through Mississippi