The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
BESSEMER

EhNHNFNNAf'efa will convene in Bessemer at the First Presbyterian church next sat urday afternoon at 2.so o'clock. have been completed, and an interesting program will mark the four sessions of the convention. ro-
 9n Saturday afternoon l1s s.,-zs.,,'s gram opens with Miss Vera fholh"s ef Birmingham, president, in ehafse, and the following outline mas g. arranged. Music. Devotional Rev
 N Brvan Alabama Christian hh ,Jeavor Union" Mir Bernard. Ala- hama Goals" Miss NJ, J. Reid. our Distrlct Goals.H Mir. Ford. 'Nour So- ciety Goals" Mrs. Ward. Eflteiehey chart Mir. Decker. Duet, w h' Schanz and George Houston Pup licitv. Miss Gladys Williams 90 cietv Monthly Report--How anu Why" Miss Helen Mohns. l1i'era- ture.n MT. Ward. Questions ansWereu' Announcements .z,,..;,
 Saturday evening the followins program will be given: Music and de- ,,atinnal Nfr Herhsey. Greetings from state officers. MT. Brubakef Month- Y Service Program---What ana Why Miss Helen Linthicum, NJ vember and February" Marvin Jones' s.Deeember," Ruth Crawford. @Janu- arv" Bessie Merrill. Christian World subscriptions. Violin solo .paul smith. Report from state unfon. w. s. Schanz. "Gadsden and Des Moines," Mir. Decker.
 The programs for the Sunday ses- sions will be announced next sunoay' and they will have as principal req ture the appearance of F. F. Gates national secretary of Christian En- deavor ,,,
 On Saturday afternoon supper Will he served in the basement Of the church. and on Sunday afternoon at 5.so light refreshments will be served on the lawn.
 At the Churches
 Dr. Tilford of Howard college will occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock and will preach on Christian Educa- ton"
 Rev. II. F. cerley. the newly called minister of the First Christian church, will hold services at both morning and evening hours. using as a topic in the morning, Man Must Do Something To Be Saved" and In the evening. "rhe Ten Virgins"
 Dr. Hoke, formerly of Baltimore. will fill the pulpit at the First Pres byterian church Sunday morning and evening in the absence of Dr. F. Q. Heller.
 Plans for Armistice Day
 Armistice Day celebration plans are being completed by the various committees appointed for the details of the days events, and meeting Will be held on Monday morning at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 10 o'clock of the committees.
 A parade with regimental band and prominent speakers, including Gov nor-elect W. W. Brandon and Co.,. ", P. Screws of Montgomery, will be features of the day.
 The crowning event of the day will be the unveiling of the monument to the heroes of the World war, which is being erected by Worth Lewis aux iiiary of the American Legion.
 Beautiful ceremonies will mark the unveiling of the monument, which will be placed In the parkway of Nineteenth street and Carolina avenue.
 The Junior Chamber of Commerce
 
 ing at the rooms on Nineteenth street. when a luncheon club will be organized.
 Falls From window
 J. c. Donaldson, Jr, the little son of Mir. and Mrs J. C. Donaldson of Crescent Heights, was painfully bruised this morning when he fell from a first story window of tho home to the ground.
 The baby, who is not quite one- year-old. was In a bed by q window and struck against tho screen which fell out and the baby fell with it.. He sustained several cuts. one In his tongue and on his head, which are not serious.
 Marriage licenses were issued Sat urday in the Bessemer probate of flee: Oscar Glaze and Miss Dora Short of Oak Grove, Carl Davis and Miss Zelda Mae Byrd of Ensley. George Abernethy and Miss Osie Cha mpion of McCalla, and Fred Nicely to Miss Alice Meeks.
 The Bessemer Bicycle club will meet at i o'clock Sunday at Bryant Eros. from which place the members will make run to Pleasant Hili.
 Negro Crushed to Death
 william Lee Mitchell, negro, was Killed instantly last night at 10 o'clock at Sloss Mine No. l. when a pin on string of cars broke and the cars ran back on him, crush ing him to death.
 Deputy Coroner Grove, who inyes- tfgated the accident this morning, rendered a verdict of unavoidable ac- cident. The body of the negro. who was 24 years of age, is being held at the request of the Sloss company while an effort is being made to locate his relatives.
 Confederate Reunion
 Confederate veterans in Bessemer district. who wish to attend the state reunion of Confederate veterans in Gadsden October IT and IS, may pro cure certificates for reduced rates from Mrs E. L. Huey, state president of the United Daughters of confed- eraey
 Mrs. Huey. who has been appointed rnatron of honor by General II. c. commander of the division, will leave with her maids, Miss Alice Cillespie and Miss Sarah McCarty or Monday afternoon for the reunion where number of eiab- crate social affairs have been ar ranged in honor of the matrons and maids.
 Masonic Conference
 Much interest is being manifested in the Tenth Quarterly conference which will be held in Bessemer of the Bessemer division of