The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-21
day. August 30 will be given for the

, day. August 30 will be given for the negro children.
 A number of committees from the club women of the city have been appointed for the details of tho work and include an executive committee composed of Mrs. H. l.. Bains, Mrs. Clyde Galloway, Mrs. L. D. Mccollum, Mrs. G. B. Hollingsworth, Mrs. W. A. Cochran; publicity committee, Mrs. Horace vaandervoort, Mrs. E. l.. Horace Vandervoort, Mrs. E. l.. committee: Mrs. L. NJ. Barnett, Mrs.
 B. P. Harris, Mrs. J. A. Snider, Mrs. John Neal. The following have been appointed to assist In the morning at tn ecourthouse: Mrs. White Hornsby.
 Mrs. L. M. Ward, Mrs. Kittrell Trot- ter, Mrs. Sam Lefkovits, Mrs. J. A. Little. Mrs. Herbert Batts, Mrs. George Barr, Mrs. J. o. SturdIvant | and Mrs. O. l.. Pearson; in the after l noon Mrs. Macon Williams, Mrs. A. D. | Bell, Mrs. l.. w. Allen, Mrs. George Cochran, Mrs. H, H. Pendleton, Mrs.
 Ben c. Perry, Mrs. G. W. Williamson and Mrs. Clyde Galloway. sunday Closing Election Everything Is in readiness for the election Tuesday which will decide the Sunday closing law for Bessemer. There Is quite difference of feel ing existing between the citizens in the matter. and unusual interest has been demonstrated by the women of
 the city, particularly those most
 prominently connected with church | activities.
 | The rpolls will be open at, s o'clock and VIII remain open until 6 Tuesday for the election, and numbers of i women of the city have been ap- | point managers and clerks in the va rious wards. | R. R. Scott and Mrs. Fannie Harris ] Of Birmingham were married this | morning in Bessemer at the probate
 office. Judge Sam Huey performed ] the ceremony.
 Fall Term Docket The docket for the fall term of court in Bessemer has been set and beginning Monday the juries will be drawn, according to the clerk of the circuit court, Rose Huey. The grand jury yill be impaneled, September 1s, by Judge Gwin and the regular term will begin the first Monday in October.
 A tennis tournament will open Monday at the Y. M. c. A. tennis courts on Third avenue when a large number of players will enter There will be two divisions and the best players will enter the first division and those who do not rank as best players will enter the second division. A trophy will be given to the suc- cessful players.
 On exhibition at Taylor's drug store Saturday was a watermelon weighing 5s pounds and 1t had been grown on the Martin farm near Bes- semer by Ben Guiley.
 Mrs. Donald Hostess
 The literary and music clubs of Bessemer form an important part ill the artistic and cultural life of the city and to Mrs. R. A. Mickle, one of her oldest citizens belongs the dis tinction of having fostered to a great degree this influence of culture
 Mrs. Mickle has taught numbers Of the young women of Bessemer In large classes in Sunday school. and is charter member of the Culture club. and is an honorary member of the Wednesday Music club
 She is charming writer, having been associated with the state fed eration of clubs as editor of the sec- ond district for a number of years, and her contributions to that page were always attractive. and interest ing.