The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-04
Bessemer Boys Meet Ty Cobb

Bessemer high school football and
 baseball teams were signally hon
 ored Friday when they were Invited
 to the Woodward Golf and Country
 chulb to meet Ty Cobb, famous base
 ball player, who was guest of A.
 H. Woodward.
 The boys were accompanied by
 Prof. A. H. Fillers, principal of the
 school. Mir. Cobb shook hands with each of the boys and made a short
 talk to them and they responded by
 cheers and yells for Try Cobb.''
 MT. Cobb is the guest of MT.
 Woodward en route to his home from
 a hunting trip to Florida.
 News was received in this city
 today announcing the death of the
 mother of Mrs. Gordon E. Jones,
 Mrs. Mckinley of Chicago, Thursday
 night. Mrs. Jones was called to that city by the illness of her montner.
 was at her bedside when the end
 came. The deceased passed away az the advanced age of 94. and the burial will take place at Browns vile, Pa. Sunday.
 Stills Operate in City Limits Officers unearthed two stills in operation in the city limits Friday
 morning on Twenty-second street and Ninth alley. The stills, which officers state were most complete in arrangement, were successfully attached to two gasoline stoves. A large quantity of corn whisky and six barrels of beer were con fiscated. A negro, Will Allen, was arrested in connection with the stilis and charged with Illicit distilling. Dr. Hughes Accepts Call Rev $. B. Hughes was called to the pastorate of the Seventh Street Bap- tist church in Bessemer at a called meeting of the board of directors of the church last night following the
 regular prayer service.
 Dr. Hughes will fill the place as pastor throughout the remainder of this year. He will begin his work by holding a revival, at the taber-
 nacle. the opening. sermon to be de- livered Sunday by Rev. James May of Portersville
 Birthday Party
 Little Alma White. the pretty young daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. F. White. was hpnored with a beautiful birthday party yesterday In celebra- tion of her ninth anniversary. Hal loween decorations were ' used throughout the house and halloween games were played In contest in which balls were thrown in pocket on witch's broom. Annie Bell Mon- | tie won the prize.
 Lovely favors were drawn by the little folks from a big jack-o'-lantern by black and yellow streamers. Brick cream. in yellow and chocolate, and cake were served. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Bull lock, and sister. Mrs. J. M Shipp The following young guests en- joyed the party: Nellie Seymour. Bebe Joy Holllngsworth. Abbe. Montie, Virginia Hood, Willie Vaughn, Ger trude Jackson, Rob Head. Ruth, Lyons. Ellsworth Jackson, Margaret Dalton, Elizabeth Dalton. Frank Trussell. Gladys Harmon. Minnette Nolmes, Lillie Mae Basham. Greta Haywood. Jeanette Haywood Will liam Grant Reid. Robert Hurd. Clau- dia Mae Smith, Sarah Warlick. Cath erine Stretch. Hattie Bryant, Mary George GiIiand. Louise Moore Ella Davidson, Margaret Nolan. Joe flag Ter, Erma Faschal. Margaret Cuthill, Elizabeth Head. A1fne Johnson, Chris- ltine Hall Mefrlll Keari, Louise Davies. Lillian Mann. Wilmer Collins, Evelyn Cartwright. Katherine Cart wright. Margaret Waller, Margaret