The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

school pupils and birth certificates will be procured of those entering at six years.
 The work will be along the same lines as that of last year, entailEg an examination of teeth, throat, eyes and general condition.
 Appropriation for Dam
 The Bessemer Hunters and Fisher mems club voted an appropriation of s2,500 for the construction of a dam in their lake on the company's re- servation of 490 acres, located Is miles from Bessemer, at a meeting of the board of directors and stock holders held this week In the Cham Ter of Commerce rooms.
 President of the club, B. E. Ingram, reported that he was engaged in a deal by which the lumber on ths reservation could be disposed of for enough to cover the purchase price of the land.
 The shares of the club were in creased In value from $1oo to S2oo and plans were discussed for the planting of fruit and pecan trees and for the provision of a dairy as soon as the water supply from the dam could be regulated.
 Girls Bicycle Club
 The girl cyclists of Bessemer were entertained Friday afternoon at Glenn Springs by Bryant Bros, and races and prizes were features of the afternoons pleasure. Ice cream and cake were served at the close of the afternoon.
 In the slow race Evelyn Mitchum won and Alice Kirk came second, with Katherine Cartwright third; in the fast race, Alice Kirk won. Bessie Moorer. second A photograph was taken of the group of riders by Sul- livan and prizes were awarded by Jap Bryant. Mrs. Beatrice Stuckey was chaperone and helped to enter tain the club
 To Benutify Streets
 program for beautifying the city of Bessemer is being mapped out by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and will be the subject of discussion at a meeting to be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, when Rus sell c. Brick, acting horticulturist of Auburn, will present outlines of pro- cedure toward this end.
 The Civic league of Bessemer has been invited to attend tho meeting and definite plans will be started for im proving the parkways of the paved street sand for the uniform planting of trees and shrubbery, 1 nall parts of the city. J. J. Jordon and Miss She'll of the county demonstration of- flee will also be present at the meet ing. :.
 The Business Mems club of the Bessemer Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce..
 Marriage licenses were issued in the Bessemer probate office Saturday to Webster Daniel and Miss Pauline Whatley; James W. Allinder and Miss Nellie Berryhill of McCalla, Thomas Harris and Miss Janice I. Skinner of West End.
 Program for Fair
 Dr. George Stuart, pastor of the First Methodist church of Birming- ham will be one of the speakers at the community fair to be held Wednesday at the Oak Grove school, according to an announcement Sat urday.
 The Bessemer merchants have do- mated prizes worth $500 and the awards will be made by farm experts from Auburn. The patrons will enter farm products of all kinds and live stock, especially Saickens. will re- ceive first attention. Prof. James Davis, principal, with committee of citizens, and with J. W. Leggett of Bessemer will be in charge of tho program.
 Culture Club
 The first meeting of the Culture | club will be held on the afternoon of l October 5 at the library when pro- gram on citizenship" will be rem dered, with discussions by Mrs. | Horace Van de Voort and Mrs. R. E. | Rarden. Mrs. George Waller, pres ident, will open the meeting with a | short address of welcome.
 The membership for the year in | cludes the following: Mrs. B. F. Har- | ris, Mrs. w. P. Price, Miss Lillie Mae | Christlieb, Mrs. W. L. Rush, Mrs. | Esau Harris. Mrs G. w. Williamson, Mrs. R. L. King. Mrs. w. A. Cochran, | Mrs H. L. Bains, Mrs. E. l.. Huey. | Mrs John Snider. Mrs. Schuyler liar ris, Mrs. b. P. Lacey. Mrs. John c. Perry, Mrs. Charles Ray, Mrs. Bert Lytle, Mrs J. H. wiles, Mrs. E. p. l W Wilson. Mrs. w, E. Cunningham, Mrs Cecil Cowan, Mrs. l.. D. McCollum, l Mrs. J. O., Sturdivant, Mrs. Gwylam Herbert, Mrs. J. E. McAdory, Mrs. | Horace Van de Voort and Miss Maud Buck.
 The United Daughters of the Con- federacy will hold a meeting on Oc- tober 3 at the home of Mrs. F. l.. 1 Euey at Jonesboro, with Mrs. Huey, l Mrs. J. F. McAdory, Mrs. B. D. In- gram and Mrs. J. O. Sturdivant, hos tesses for the afternoon.
 Visitor Entertained
 Miss Mary Williams of Montgom- cry, who is the guest of Mrs. Macon Williams. was the guest of honor at delightful picnic and outing Fri day afternoon at Glenn Springs given by Mrs. Arthur Cooley and Mrs. T. J. DeJarnette.
 The party motored out to the springs in the afternoon and enjoyed a picnic lunch later. Among those in the congenial party were Mrs. Macon Williams, Miss Mary Williams. Mrs. Owen Williams, Mrs. A. D. Bell, Mrs Jarnette and Mrs. Thomas DeJar- nette, Jr.
 Hi-Y Girls Meet
 The Hi-Y Girls club held a meet ing yesterday afternoon at the home of the director. Miss Maud Buck, on Arlington avenue, when plans were discussed for the winter program of activities. A committee was appointed to de- eide upon the social service work of the club with the following mem- bers: Miss Hirsch Childs, chairman; Miss Willie Copeland and Miss Re- becca Williamson, with Miss Maud