The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26

l correspondence. advertising and sub l | scriptions. Mrs. L. D. McCullum. cor | | respondent. receives news items; phone Bessefner 1072. H. B. Walker, Realty | building. Bessemer. manager of circu- lation.
 Bessemer. June l)--A big community fete will be given Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the city park for the benefit of the of the district, under the direction of Mrs. Annie Glenn Crowe' with NJ. J. Brooks. chairman or the relief organization as general chair man.
 The interest of the entire commp- nifty has ben aroused by the des- perate situation of hundreds of the unemployed in this vicinity
 pr. F. Q. Heller, pastor or the First Presbyterian church, of Besse- mer. who has given so much Of ms nersonal service to the work of the relief organization as chairman or the distributing committee, making in many cases personal investisa- lions. says that the conditions de- mand immediate relief. m
 The city park for the fete VIII nresent a wonderful scene, "lth lighted Japanese lanters and gor- reous decorations planned oy the rhairman of this feature or the eh- tertainment, Mrs Sam Nash.
 At the four gates of the park VIII he pretty girls dressed as Dutch, ital- ian American and Japanese girls, who will, assisted by Mrs. Horace Nahder- yoort. chairman of the gates recelNe the silver offerings.
 The Japanese girls will be Misses Alice Ragsdale, Eileen Smith, ana Zeta McTyeire; the Dutch, Mlsses Helen Rodenberg. Stella featlnAh' Katie Ling and Mrs, Frances Pat,oh' the Italians, Misses Pasquale, Hu- more, and Mrs. Sam Raine.
 There will be a fortune telling booth with Mrs. J. Fred Robertson in charge assisted by two gypsies, MISS cs Geraldine Odell and Orlean Kan dle.
 Mrs. w. C. Baty, chairman Of re- will be assisted by young girls attired as French maids, wno are Misses Neal Johnson, Mary kath- crime Woodruff. Bernice Hagler, Edith Ross. Mary Mildred Woodrow, kath- crime Baty. Helen Smith, Bob Pen nington, Gertrude Strauss, Mapel Adams( Lois Faull, Etta N. Malohe' Sadie Ling. Bernice Gray Josie Belle Ora Stansell, Wilma Phil- lips. and Katherine Jones.
 The following programme Will pc rendered in the pavilion: Violin solo, David Nixon; speciality song, Vir- ginia Nash and Donald Vandervoort' "June Rose" Carolyn Bradley; pia- no solo "Banjo" (Gottschalk), Miss Flora Jane Files: voice, violin and cello, Mrs. Cecil Cowan, Miss Ethel and Mrs. w. U Harris; quartet, Mrs. owen Williams, Mrs. Macon Williams, Messrs, Owen Will Hams and George Houston; reading, Miss Thelma Dudley; Harry Lauder Mir. James Stewart. a scotchman; vocal solo, Jerry Haggerty; mono ogue, Sidney Kartus: reading, MISS Eugenia Gray; quartet, Messrs. Bryan Gordon Vail, w. Fl. Harris and George Houston. The general committee for the fete includes M J. Brooks, J. I. Reeder, J. A, Snider and Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove, ana the entire public is invited to attend the fete.
 
 Ki-Rotes Plan Big Events.
 Big features have been planned by the Ki-Rote club, vf Bessemer, for the celebration on June 30, in con nection with the laying of the cor nerstone of the Y. M. c. A. building.
 In the morning at 10 o'clock bi- cycle races will be staged by the bl- cycle club; at 10 o'clock judges VIII review in front of By mt Is os., dec- orated wheels in the line of parade for the award of priz.s, and at 1;30 o'clock parade will be held through out the principal streets before ar irving at the Y. M. c. A. building, a big baseball game on Feeders field between the Ki-Rote tea.n and the Shriners for the benefit of the boys Camp Chippewa following the cere- mony of laying the cornerstone of the 'Y' building, and a tug g-of-war between the Shriners and Rotarians and Kiwanians.
 The prizes for the bicycle races will be. For the first race, pair of s10 tires donated by Bryant Bros; bicycle lamp by Perkins Bicycle com pany and a pair of pedals by Lip scomb Cycle company. For the sec ond race, which will be boys race, q paiE s.of tires by Lipscomb Cycle a cyclometer by Bryant Eros, pump and tool bag by Perkins Bicycle company. The third race will be match race between two young boys. Edward Guire and lack Crahebuhl.
 The parade will include the Boys Drum and Bugle corps, the Boy Scouts. the Rotarians, the Kiwanians, the Ki-Rote and Shrine baseball ft, al, py-iv of s and S2 will be given for the best decorated girls wheel and these same prizes will be given for the best and second best decorated boys wheels in the parade; Judge Herbert Etheridge. Mayor Jones, and Judge Gwin being the judges.
 The baseball game will be staged at 4 o'clock on the Feeders field and arrangements have been made with the jitneys to convey the crowds who wish to attend the game to the field for fare of cents.
 Lawyers' Picnic.
 Everything is in readiness for the will be held on Tuesday at Little Shades creek.
 This anual outing of the lawyers Of the city is an affair anticipated throughout the year as one of unu- sual pleasure, bringing together as It does, in delightful informality, the and friends of the members of the association.
 On Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock he cars of the members will assemble at the courthouse and provision will be made to convey the party to the picnic grounds.
 Prizes Offered.