The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-04
BESSEMER

Bessemer. April Especially .)-The annual track meet of the Bessemer High school drew big crowd to the rolling mill field Monday afternoon. The various events were witnessed by great enthusiasm of the specta- avorr. The society scoring theF most points was the Pershing which won 52 points; Wilsonian came second with 3o points and the Bullards third with six points.
 The highest number of points made by students was that of 10 made by Joe Dennis; 10 by Howard Hatcher. These were winners of the prizes offered by Lewis-Read drug store and Faulkners'.
 The winners and prizes for the events were as follows:
 For 100-y yard dash, Joe Dennis, prize. silk hose donated by Kartus Korner; second, Glen Ingram, box of fruit, Hills Grocery store; third, Willard Hodges.
 For 220-yard dash. Joe Dennis, ball glove by Morton Hardware company; second, Glen Ingram, tie by Rarden and company; third. Marcus Hitch cock.
 For Howard dash, Joe Dennis, silk sox, by T. J. Batson company; second, Otis Anthony. box of stationery by Pegram- Patton; third, Marcus Hitch cock.
 For sS0-yard dash, Howard Hatcher, silk sox by Deason. Loan company; second, Pettus Lowery, tie by Terry Bros; third, Walter Smith.
 Mile race, Howard Hatcher. pocket book by ], W. Leggett; Walter Smith, tie by Stoves & Hosey; B. B. Moore, third.
 Shot put. Lillard McNeil, pocket book by Fulton Drug company; Clyde Gill. flashlight by Neal Electric com pany; Eric Brock.
 Broad jump. Willard Hodges, tie by Brick & Lefkovits; Howard Parsons, cake by F. B. Buck company; Glen Ingram and Evans Smithson tied for third place.
 High jump Howard McGriff, silk sox; Glen Ingram. Lillard McNeil, and Howard Parson. box of gum each from Cash Grocery store
 Pole vault Eric Brock silk sox, City Loan company; J. D. Boyd. flash lieht from Bryant Brothers; Jack Wise.
 Discus throw Clyde Gill ball glove by Long Lewis; Edsar Lacey tie, Favorite Clothing company; Lunis Roberts
 The prizes won by the students will be awarded at chapel exercises Tues day morning. The judges for the events were Professor Chester. Pro- fessor Collier. Bryan T. Waller and Meredith Waller.
 Funeral Services For Mrs. Roy
 Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Mcdonald Roy. who died Sunday night at her home in Morgan. will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Morgan church with Rev. w. H. Glasgow officiating. Burial will follow at Saddler's cemetery with Huey & Mcconnell in cnarge
 The deceased was prominent teacher of the county having been connected with the school at Morgan for several years.
 She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald of Bessemer, and by her three step children, Sam Roy. Herman Roy and Mrs. Bessie Fluker, and by her sisters. Mrs John 5. Randle. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner and Miss Hettie Mcdonald of Bessemer, and Mrs. J E. Thomas of Norwood, and by her brothers. Joe S. McDon- aid of Athens, T. J. Mcdonald of Oklahoma and S. M. Mcdonald of California. and l. H. and J. w. Mo- Donald of Bessemer.
 Active pail bearers will be: or lando Turner. Fred Stevens. Herman Green, Denson Roy. Tom Dedrick, and Horace Thorn. Honorary: J. 5. Thorn. Prof. ]. W. McKensie N. R. Baker. W. l.. Martin. Rob Rosser and w S. Welch.
 EIks Will IRstalI Officers.
 Bessemer Lodge No. 721, B. P. O. Elks, will hold meeting Tuesday evening at their club at o'clock for the purpose of installing their newly-elected officers who are: James H. Sullivan. exalted ruler; Norman L. Leftkovits,, esteemed lead