The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
BESSEMER'

Bessemer, May 3.-(Special. J. Special services at all Sunday schools and at all churches in the city will feature the celebration of Mothers Day in Bessemer. For the Sunday school hour beautiful pro- grams of music, songs and readings will be presented In which voices will be lifted high in praise of glor. flied motherhood.
 At the First Baptist church the Baraca class of which there are sev- eral hundred members will have a specially arranged program of at- tendance which includes the mothers of the members and provided mother for those who have none.
 At the First Methodist church one of the unusually beautiful programs will be that of the mems Bible class which includes songs and quartets by number of the city's talented singers including D. c. Davis, Mrs. Cecil Cowan. Mrs. A. D. Sturdivant, Miss Virginia Shaw, Miss Mary Lovett and George Bumgardner. and w. c. Baty.
 At the First Presbyterian church one of the most attractive pro- grams will be given by the junior department under the direction of Miss Mamie Cline. Special sermons in commemoraton of Mothers Day" will be preached at practically all of the churches.
 Special Services
 Dr. NJ E. Melvin will preach Sun day morning at II o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. on Christian Education" On Sunday l.. .x~ss to the young people at the Christ ian endeavor service.
 Services will be held Sunday eve ming at Trinity church by Dr. Middleton S. Barnweli, of the Church of the Advent.
 Rev. J. L. Mitchell, of Birming- ham. will hold services at the Church of God on Sunday morning and evening in Bessemer.
 Teachers Elected
 The following teachers were elect ed at meeting of the board of education held in Bessemer this week for the session 1922-1s23; C. C.. Moseiey, principal of the high school; J. L. Gibson, principal of the Roberts-Ya school; J. o. Sturdi- want, principal of the Jonesboro school; Miss Ella Sapp. principal Of the Clarendon avenue school; Miss Elberto Taylor, primary supervisor; Miss Grace More1and, superintend- nets office; Miss Lucille Lytle, prin- ent's office; Miss Lucille Lytle. prin- Collier, mathematics and director Of athletics; J. o. Chancey, commercial depar tment; Charles Jackson. man ual training and mechanical draw ing; Miss Ethel York, domestic sci- ence; Miss Susie Jones. English; Miss Emily Williams. English; Miss lvey Gwin, history and English; MISS Winnifred Farr, general science, Miss Willie Johnson, French; Miss Bernice Bailey, Latin; Miss Jessie Pringle, expression.
 A number of the high school teachers have not applied for re- election and these places will befilled from names under consideration.
 Teachers for the grammar schools have been elected as follows: First grade, Miss Bonnie Williams. Miss Lois Parker, Miss Elizabeth Pierce. Mrs. Alice Breen. Miss Elise Bruns, Miss Jamie Jones
 Second grade, Miss Pauline Sud duth, Miss Lillian Ryan, Miss Lott Petrie. Miss Era Partridge. Miss Ellen I.edbetter, Mrs. Zuma Bagiey
 Third grade, Miss Mable Lee, Miss May Kennedy, Miss Mable Moore, Miss Mable Chapman. Miss Thelma Burman. Mrs Ruth Tillman.
 Fourth grade, Miss Mary Lovett' Miss Louise MeFall, Miss Marie Jones. Mis- Laura Eatman, Miss Hell en Mcintosh, Miss Hattie Gibson, Miss Marion Neal.
 Fifth grade. Miss Vivian Jonnson. Miss Katie Bell Stallworth, MISS Lucia Riley, Mrs. Nancy Ensianu' Miss Margaret Coleman, Mrs WIT lena Dodd. VI.
 sixth grade, Miss Thomasine Xiii ror. Miss Mayme Morris, MISS f,,tsa Brown. Miss Blanch Lamb.
 Seventh grade, Miss Ruby Robert con Miss Jamie Dickinson, Miss Maty Leslie Shepherd, and Miss otie snip man. ..h.r. will be selected in the near tu.uie and the superintendent VIII piaee taacher In schools best results may he had during the year.
 Resolutions On Labor
 The board of directors or tne Ressemer Chamber or CoIhHieiss nassed resolutions at meuns heiu saturday morning to discourAse far as possible the removal rom sn. district to other states or the iaooI oftba community, since they thought thot If would be injurious to the city and district.
 Eonie. of the resolutions. 1t was decided, would be sent 10 the heaus of the corporations in the district ond community. A committee ap. r,o;nted conferred with the officials ns inc Woodward Iron company ana the T. c. |. company, who pleuseu .ie support and cooperation or besse uer in every movement for the puiia- ing up and development or the ois- trict.
 rh. V M e. A band of Bessemer will give a band concert Monday night ot inc Iipscomb church with Band master Turner in charge of the pro gram. ,.,,.p ,two rehearsals each week, on Tues day and Saturday nights. On Mon dav afternoon the b1nd will play on inc streets of the city and the mem hers wil assist in the sale or tickets for the ball game to be played on Reeders' field Wednesday afternoon. for benefit of the boys Camp Chip pewa.
 The board of revenue of Jefferson county will meet in Bessemer Mon- dav morning at II o'clock.
 "TwiliEht Alley
 Two hundred dollars was cleared from the performance of Twilight Alley" presented last night at the high school auditorium, under the auspices of the Roberts-Vancc Par ent-Teachers association under the di- rection of Mrs Gardner F. Goodwin, Miss Virginia Sham and Miss Leslie Shepherd for the benefit of the as-