The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-28
BESSEMER

Bessemer. May 7.-(Special. )-The co commencement exercises of the Bes- semer High school will begin Sun day morning when the bacealaureate sermon will be preached at the First Presbyterian church by pr. F 0. Hell Her at Il o'clock. Men Shall Not Live by Bread Alone" will be the subject from which pr. Hellier will speak to the young men and women of the class.
 special musical program has been prepared for the service which will include a number of beautiful an- thems. Class night exercises will be held on Wednesday night at the high school auditorium at S:15 o'clock when the program will be in charge of the senior class.
 On Thursday night graduating ex- ercises will be held in the auditorium at 8:15 o'clock, when Rev. W. H. Mansfield of Ensley, will deliver the graduating address.
 There are -fifty-two in the class. | twenty of whom are young men and thirtytwo young women. On the evening of June 2 the annual alumni banquet will be held in the high school lunch room. in which representatives from the various classes will take part in the program, and the address for the occasion will be delivered by NJ. J. Brooks, of the board of education. The graduation class includes; George Bainbridge, Edward Burdin. Clyde Gill, Willard Hodges, Donald Johnson. Russell Johnson, Carey Hollingsworth, Meredith Waller, Alden McDaniel. Smith Bailey. Hugh Stewart, Frank Love, Loomis Roberts, Emmett Rlankenship. John w. Scott, J. D. Boyd, Walter Smith, Clyde Smith, Gerald Stone. Miss Kathryn Baty, Miss Margaret Leonard, Miss Mary Mildred Woodrow, Miss Lois Thomp- son. Miss Mary Will Stewart, Miss Bell Oldham. Miss Edith Bradley
 Miss Gertrude Strauss. Miss Lille Dodson. Miss Kate Ling, Miss Edna Loveless, Miss Irene Denson, Miss Ellen Richbourg. Miss Elizabeth Reid, Miss Garnet Laeder, Miss Iva Leader, Miss Mary Sue Davdosin, Miss Lucille Weed. Miss Rosalie Stone, Miss l Ollie Landlord. Miss Lenora Iank- ford. Miss Helen Johnston, Miss Christine Johnson, Miss Rose Lander, Miss Lillie Smith. Miss Lois Sleeves Miss Ruth Hanby. Miss Mable Adams. Miss Linnie Mae Lipscomb. | M. c. REYNOLDS l News was received by relatives in the city Saturday morning announce | ing the death of M. C. Reynolds which occurred in Mobile at 5 o'clock Saturday morning. His body will ar
 rive in Bessemer Sunday morning, Funeral services will be held from the residence of Mrs. M. P. Reynolds I1al9 Fifth avenue, at l0;30 o'clock Monday morning with Rev. J. D. Thompson, of Birmingham. assisted Inv Rev. w. r. Price, of Bessemer, off, ficiating. Interment will follow at Brighton cemetery.
 Seniors At Chippewa number of the senior class Of the
 Bessemer High school accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Coons. Miss Willie Johnston. Miss Sue Jones, Miss Grace Moreland. from the high schooi teachers went down to Camp Chlp- pewa Saturday for an all day picnic and camp. At noon basket lunch was served in the mess hall of the camp.
 1 criminal docket has been set for inc week beginning Monday in the Ressemer division of circuit court. A large number of cases will be dis- posed of during the week. | rhe hoard of directors of the Bes-
 semer Chamber of Commerce will | hold a meeting on Monday afternoon at { o'clock.
 Children,s Aid Society Mrs. George Stevenson. chairman or the women's clubs in the city Tor the campaign for funds for the Ala bama Childrens Aid society, asks that those who have made pledges or
 those who wish to contribute to the
 cause to notify her or send her the
 amounts pledged.
 Mrs Ralph Barrow of Birmingham will speak in behalf of the children who need help, for whom the Ala bama Children's Ala society is doing
 a magnificent work, at the meeting
 of the Federation of Auxiliaries. on Monday afternoon. at tho First Chris tian church.
 Mrs. Stevenson Is conducting the campaign among t he various wom- en's clubs and societies. and states
 that the pledges must be turned in
 before June 15.
 pr. F. o. Hellier will preach the l baccalaureate sermon of the Alliance High school on Sunday afternoon at
 o'clock.
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