The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-03
Loving Cup Award

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 Loving Cup Award
 Tho board of. judges has been se- lected for the~award of the Leggett loving cup. which will be given to that Bessemer citizen. who in the opinion of the board. has rendered the greatest service to tho com munity throughout the year. The following have been chosen to serve: George Stoves from the city council, c. S. Bently. from the Kiwanis club, W. E. Surratt from the Rotary club, Father Callahan from the Civitan club, Miss Maud Buck from the Wednesday Music club and Mrs. ]. o. Sturdivant from the Culture club.
 The names of those who are con sidered eligible for the cup will be received by MT. Leggett and these endorsements will be turned over to the Judges.
 The Baraca class of the First Baptist church will arrange Sunday morning at Sunday school for their annual Christmas tree for the chill dren of the district.
 Speakers for Educational Week
 The rural schools in the district will be visited on Tuesday and Wed- HtSudy III ln6 interest OI GSQuCaIlOHdi Week as outlined in the national program. The following Bessemer men will assist in the program pre- sented at the rural schools. Route one will include Fred Terry, E. F. Corley and Dr. F. o. Heller, route two. N. R. Barker, R. l.. Coons, the Rev. Roy Chandler; route three, H. P. Lipscomb, Jr., ]. T. McEniry, pr. w. P. Price. route four, M. J. Brooks. Howard MeEniry, the Rev. w. F. Price, and route five, Jap Bryant, the Rev. B. T. Waites, J. L. Gibson, and w. S. Welch.
 Bessemer will have a new manu- featuring industry in the Bessemer Metal Products company which. ac- cording to announcement Saturday. will begin operations soon. The plant will be located at Second ave- nue and Twentieth street and will manufacture piston rings and piston rods for motors.
 The business was incorporated for S10,000 E. J. Jenkins is the presi- dent, A. II. Jenkins is secretary treasurer and the directors, F. J. Jenkins, A. H. Penkins and George Ross.
 Special Events of the Week With the advent of the holiday season many events are being ar ranged by society and clubs of the city. These embrace parties for the school and college set, for the debu- tante and for the married folk.
 The festivities begin this week with round of luncheons. bridge parties and dances. and brides and visitors will share the honors at a number of events.
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Pov H. Ledbetter, who previous to her marriage was Miss Mamie Joe Reid, and Mrs. Karl Bradley. will be the honorees at delightful affair given by Mrs. Macon Williams at her home on Sixteenth street.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Dan c. Davis will entertain number of friends at bridge at the home of her father, w. H. H. Judson, Claren- don avenue.
 Mrs. J. II. Blue will be hostess on Wednesday afternoon to the Junior Matrons club at her home.
 The Woodward Golf and Country club will be the scene of large bridge party on Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. C. A. Harris will enter tain.
 The Friday evening dance at the Muscoda club will be enjoyed bv the
  interesting meetings will be held by the Culture club, by the Writers club and by the music clubs.
 Music School to Give Recital Recital will be given Friday eve ming by the Grove School of Music, at o'clock at the high school. The pupils who will appear in the recital are from the class of Mrs Annie Glenn Grove.
 The stage will be suggestive of the Christmas season with decorations of red bells. dolls, boys and Christmas trees and real Santa Claus. A group of piano miniatures (Richard BolD, Virginia Nash, Willie Mae Warner. Vivion Kendrick, Lillian Boyken, Louise Houston, Blanche Johnson; March of the Reindeer, (Orth), Olive Hallway; "A Christmas Dance" tStreabog). Estelle Creel; Snow Fairies tRathbun). Rattle Haney; Winter" Hynes), Mildred Hawley; Smiling" Bessie Mae AIoorer' Sleigh Bells" twalters). Lucille Johnson; Jolly Christmas (Anthony), Helen Roll; Christmas Songs With Santa Claus" Hazel Scale. Richard Bolin, Arzelle Phillips, Tolbert Griffin, Virginia Nash; duet (KowalskD. Francis Keith and Helen Roll; "Mazurka Brilliant" (Heins), Margaret Waller; "A Pink Rose" Carrie Jacobs Bond). Fannie Grace Bailey (Miss Linnie Thomas at the piano); "Silver Bells (Heins). Jack an exact fit for the son. They may prove a little oversize in length meaning by that that the sons stride may not be quite so swift and daring, but A little more deliberate a little more conservative. than the stride of the father And l would not be sur prised if the son should find the ia afhar,s Shnaa a uttla nndarsiza in