The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-18

 The largest enrolment of pupils that has been made in a number of years Is expected at the regular opening of the Bessemer schools on Monday morning.
 Everything Is in readiness for the opening and the entire faculty for the various schools for white pupils fol- lows; High school, Prof. A. H. Fillers, principal; Felton Collier. mathemat- ics and athletic director; J. o. Chan oey, commercial department; Charles E. Jackson, manual training and me- chanical drawing; F. w. Rowan, chemistry; Miss Mary Giles, history; Miss Mary Ewing Fergus, science and mathematics; Miss Regina Matlock. domestic arts; Miss Ethel York, do- mestic science; Miss Sue Jones, Eng fish; Miss Ivey Gwin. English and history; Miss Winifred Farr, general science; Miss Willie Johnston, French and mathematics; Miss Bernice Bai- ley, Latin; Miss Jessie -Pringle, ex- preston; Miss Fannie Schmitt, Span ish and mathematics; Miss Mary E. Thornburg. history; Miss Lucille Ly- tie, in princiDafs office.
 Clarendon Avenue school: Princi- pal. Miss Ella Sapp; teachers. Miss Bonnie Williams. Miss Lois Parker, Miss Ellen Ledbetter. Miss Era Part ridge, Miss Mable Lee, Miss May Ken nedy, Miss Mary Lovett, Miss Marie Jones. Miss Louella Riley. Miss Katie B, Stallworth, Miss Thomasine Kill gore and Miss Mayme Morris.
 Robert Vance school Prof. J. L. Gibson, principal; teachers. Miss Helen Mcintosh, Miss Hattie Gibson, Mise raf nI Lamb, Mrs. Willena Dodd, Miss Lou ise Brown. Miss Ruby Robertson, Miss Jamie Dickerson, Miss Merle Beasley. Miss Alberta Jones, Miss Clara Heiber, Miss Elise Bruns, Miss Ruth Tillman, Miss Jamie Jones, Miss Pauline Sudduth, Miss Mable Moore, Miss Aubrey Word, Miss Mabel Chap man, Miss Thelma Furman.
 Jonesboro school: Prof. J. O. Sur divant. principal; teachers, Mrsse Alice Breen, Miss Elizabeth Peirce, Miss Lillian Ryan, Mrs. Zuma Bagley. Miss Nell Chiffon. Miss Marian Neal, Miss Laura Eatman, Miss Maud Odam, Miss Rufie Scott and Mrs. Nancy Englad.
 Monday Elections
 Everything is in readiness for the city elections to be held Monday in Bessemer and in the adjoining mu- inequalities of Brighton and Lips comb.
 Interest is very keen in the out come of the elections in the two lat ter places as no primary was held in these cities In Brighton the follow ing are candidates for mayor: Nor man Cosper, w. K. Allen. J. S. Will lingham, Posey Kinnett, H. M. Sharpe and c. L. Barnard and the following for aldermen: J. K. Edwards, J. G. Bush, G. B. Kinnett. c. L. Farley, l.. P. Edmundson, N. B. Burchfield, D. D. Worthy, VIII Winters. Henry Wilkes, J. J. Scott, R. B. Horne and Julius Spidle.
 Candidates for mayor of Lipscomb w. H. Whitten. w. D. Wood. and can didates for aldermen are: W. A. Bail ley, W. O. Bolton, J. A. Calhoun, c. w. Davis, L. Davis, D. P. Fuller. Sr., I. J. Hopper. J. z. Nolen, l.. Penola, M. F. Roper and Raymond Sleeves. The city officials to be elected in Bessemer receiving the nomination in the spring primary, and are: k. r. McTyeire. mayor; J. W. Brooks, pres ident of the city council; aldermen, L. Y. Lipscomb, Jesse M. Wood, Kel- ley Johnson, Charles Ray, Robert Mingea and George Stoves, c. IL Dabbs and AlonEo Smith, W. T. Love- AoSS anu 14lliS I1OuSlOH. Hundreds Attend Revival Hundreds heard pr. George Tuck CT, evangelist, in Bessemer, at the First Methodist church Sunday, when he preached the three last sermons of the revival which he has been conducting for the past two weeks in the city. At each service the auditorium of the church was9 filled to overflow ing. Many additions were made to the church and great good accom- plished in the community by his preaching.
 Club Wins Debate
 The Young Judea club of Bes- club and the Little Women of Zion of Birmingham, held Sunday after noon at Knesseth Israel synagogue. The subject of the debate was Resolved, That 1t would be harder task to lead the Jews out of exile now than in Moses day"
 The Bessemer representative had the negative side of the debate, which was heard by a large au- dience with numbers from this city.
 Young Couple Complimented
 MT. and Mrs. Bein Grigsby, who are leaving the city to make their home in Cleveland, Ohio, were the recipients of a delightful courtesy Saturday night extended by pr. and Mrs. J. s. Winters, when they enter tained number of young folks In their honor.
 Pretty Japanese lanterns formed decorations for porch and lawn, and cut flowers and ferns added to the attractive interior. A surprise shower of gifts for the young couple was a charming feature or the party and many pretty articles were re- ceived by them, "a fairy" imper- sonated by Miss Avis Little, dis trfbuting the gifts. A Dancing was enjoyed and refresh ments were served and the young guests present were Miss Willie Lee Smith, Miss Doris Lewis, Miss Sybil Kartus, Miss Ernestine Galloway, Miss Mildred Adams, Miss Sadie Ling. Miss Reynolds, Miss Elizabeth Lewis. Miss Pauline Powell. Miss Mable Shepperd, Miss Lula J. Little. and Miss Avis Little. MT. Ralph Qntdar MT Harry q Ruah Mir Wal