The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-02
G0ldston-Myles
BESSEMER

Bessenier. May 1.-(Special.) )-For the twenty-sixth time, Mrs. E. M. Owens was elected president of the Bessemer United Charities and hos pital board, the annual election of officers having been held Monday afternoon at the hospital.
 The other officers who were re- elected were Mrs. E. H. Lopez, vice president and president of hospital board; and Mrs. Edgar Lee Mitch ell, secretary-treasurer
 The following members were elected trustees of the United Chari- ties: Mrs. W. J. Long, Mrs. J. c. Houston, Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwin, Mrs. Sam Stein, Mrs. Fred Terry, Mrs. George Houston, Mrs Phillip Erlick, Mrs. Arthur Jacobs.
 The members who constitute the hospital board are Mrs. E. M owens, Mrs. w. l.. Rush, Mrs. Gardner F, Goodwin, Mrs. Edgar Lee Mitchell, Mrs. w. J. Long, and Mrs. E. H. Lopez.
 The visiting committees for the various wards of the city are. for the First ward. Mrs. Sam Erlick. Mrs Phil Brick and Mrs. Sam Leftko- wits.
 Second ward, Mrs. J. c. Houston, Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwin, Mrs. George Ross; and for the Third Mrs. W. J. Long and Mrs. Fred Terry.
 Fourth ward, Mrs. P. J. Gillen and Mrs. Sam Stein; and for the Fifth ward, Mrs. Arthur Jacobs and Mrs. John Bruce.
 The annual report, of officers showed that on account of the year, specially the first six months, being so distressing financially, many more individuals and families had been given assistance than usual. Besides s700 worth of clothing distributed, large quantities of food and supplies had been given
 The report of the secretary treas urer, Mrs. Edgar Lee Mitchell sub mitted at the annual meeting was as follows. Receipts, May 1, 1921; cash on hand. s233.09; Thanksgiving of fering. s73.S1; donation from the Bessemer Ice company, s100; jona- tion from City of Bessemer, s110; Bessemer Land company, $25; J. B. Weakley, SIG; other donations, s3,- 66; dues collected. sS9.25; refund of railroad fare, s30; total, $674sL Disbursements, groceries. s241.70; dry goods, s37.03; coal. sS0.90; shoes, $49.s0; railfare, s54.SO; hauling, $11: medicine, s600 Christmas tree fund, s25 miscellaneous, s21.6r; total, $549.11; balance in bank, $1s5.70.
 High School Annual
 The Kalista, the Bessemer High school annual. will be sent to the press Wednesday and it's appearance is awaited with interest and enthu- siasm by the citizens as well as by the pupils and teachers. According to information received this num- ber will be one of the most attrac- tive editions that has appeared in a number of years.
 The editor chief is Ca~ey Hol- lingsworth; associate editor F. Miss Lenora Lankford; business manager, Meridith Waller; society --itor, Miss Mildred Woodrow, joke editor, John Kidd; art editor. Miss Eliza beth Reid: circulation manager Walter Smith.
 This will be a beautiful edition with engravings of teachers and stu dents of different classes and of the various athletic groups and with attractive views of the school and grounds.
 Mine Resumes Operations
 Mine No of Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company at Bessemer opened Monday morning after hay- ing been shut down many months. Approximately 200 men were given employment at the mine, these men being in most every instance, old employees of the company.
 Although no official information has been given regarding the open ing of Mine No. of this company at present, it Is believed that work may be resumed there before lcrg.
 A number of additional men were given employment by the Re- npubiic' steele and sIrons company at their mines at Raimund Monday