The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-14

Bessemer, October i3.=(Special. )-- The tenth quarterly conference of the Bessemer division of the Jefferson county Masonic conference will be
 held at the Masonic temple at Besse- ! mer on Thursday. October 19, begin | ming at 2:3o o'clock with Jefferson Valley lodge, No. 7s5, host to the conference.
 The lodges included in the Besse-
 mer division are: Dolomite lodge No. 452. Bessemer lodge No. 458. Concord lodge No. 5ss. Brighton lodge No. 1 59F, Jefferson Valley lodge No. 795. 1 Harris lodge No. 457, Johns lodge No l 511, Victoria lodge No. 57s, Oak l Grove lodge No. GIT. Flint Hill lodge No. S10.
 The officers of the lodges are l ence as examinations will be held at
 an early date. T. o. Jones will be 1 present to instruct the members Bessemer Tigers vs. CentrevilIe Bessemer Tigers and Centreville ! teams played an exciting game of | football on the Bessemer field Friday afternoon with tie score of to O. | It was a hard fought game on both
 sides and cleanly played. The play l ing was done most of the time in the center of the field and each goal was | threatened once.
 Wyndall Goodwin and Dennis played well for Bessemer in the back field and Armstrong and Vines on the line. Hicks and Crider starred for Centre vile. A large crowd witnessed the game.
 Post Delegation to Convention Worth Lewis post of the American Legion will send a large delegation l to the national American Legion con vention which will be held in New l Orleans next week, according to plans made at the meeting of the post members last night.
 The following delegation will rep
 resent the local post; ". D. Taylor, Jr., Dr. s. w. Wright, Dr. S. W.
 Adams, Tom Pugh. Fay Randall, Dr. Gum. John D. Golden, Dewey Davis 1 and W. H. Trammell, and Capt. Lacey Edmundson-
 Included In the party will he Mrs. s. W. Wright and Mrs. Lacey Ed | mundson. the latter representing the Worth Lewis post auxiliary of Bes- scmer and also the state organiza- ton
 The post members at the meeting made plans for the Armis stice Day l carnival. which will be held on the evening of the day and at which ! real carnival spirit will prevail. Dr. and Mrs. Pow Hosts Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Pow of Wood ward entertained a number of friends at beautiful party last evening at their home. Halloween colors and symbols were used as decorations and the other details of the party carried out the suggestion of the season.
 A plate luncheon. followed by ices, was served preceding the games Of bridge. and the prizes. a box of cigars and a pair of silk hose, were awarded to Howard Mussey and Mrs. T.. J. Cunniff.
 charming hospitality: MT. and Mrs. D. k. Wilson, MT. and Mrs T. J. Cunniff. MT. and Mrs. Joe Lacey. Mir. and Mrs. John Eagan, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Van De vort, MT. and Mrs. Ed Duncan. Mir. and Mrs. Herschel Wilson. Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Keigley, MT. and MrA William Lacey, MT. and Mrs. Harry Jones. MT. and Mrs. How ard Mussey and Mrs. J. H. Leonard. Mra W. w. Compton of Fairfield and Mrs. J. c. Croker of Ensley will be the Saturday afternoon hostesses at the Woodward Golf club. The Christian Workers of the First Christian church will entertain at a social meeting Monday afternoon In the Sunday school room, with Mrs. c. W. Mann and Mrs. Ruby Light cap hoOtesseA