The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-12
BESSEMER


 Bessemer, May 1f-tSpecial 1.-The Tuscaloosa Rotarians were guests on Thursday, of-@-the Bessemer Rotary club at the Woodward Golf and Country club. at their regular week iy luncheon.
 Nearly one hundred guests were seated around the tables arranged i'll the shape of a Rotary emblem and beautifully decorated with baskets of Dorothy Perkins roses.
 Hugh McEniry, president of the Bessemer club, presided at the meet ing and Frank Fitts. president of the Tuscaloosa club, introduced the dis trict Rotary governor, pr. J. s. Thomas, of the university who made a talk to the assembly.
 The program for the luncheon was most informal and purely social and Fave the members of the two clubs an opportunity to know each other better
 A delightful musical entertainment was provided by David Nixon. violin ist and Mrs. Paul Ragsdale. vocalist, both of whom were accompanied by Mrs. C. ". Nixon, both receiving numbers of encores.
 A delightful four course luncheon was served by the Rotary Anns and the afternoon was spent by the guests, many of whom remained over for the afternoon. in playing golf.
 Clubs To Play Ball
 Much interest centers in the ap- preaching ball game between the Ro- tary club and kiwanis club. of Bes- z semcr, which will take place on Wednesday afternoon, May IT, at Feeders field.
 The following will make up the teams. Kiwanis, George Houston Brmgardner. Harry Dean, Gordon 2. Vail. Pete Cfwin. Charles Bently, Guy Wilson. Julian Erlick. and Ellis Houston, Fred Allen, and E. A. Neal
 Rotary, R. l.. Coons. Hugh Me Eniry, Otis Pearson. Ralph Snider, Jack Beavers. Herbert Kyser. Fred Bruns, Harold Rush. George McDow- ell, Norman Parker, Dr. George Wal Ter, and Palmer Keith.
 Double Header Ball Game
 The various teams of the Bessenner Sunday school baseball league played games on Thursday afternoon. The Industrial class of the First Presby- terian church played the Wilkes Bar- t.st church team a double header with the following score: Industrial class, runs, II hits. no errors. Wilkes, no runs, 4 hits, 2 errors. Bat teries for Industrial class, Little and Webb; for Wilkes. Newman and Rogers.
 In the second game. the Industrial class made runs. hits. errors; wilkes, 2 runs. hits. 6 errors. Bat teries. for Industrial class. Williams. Little and Webb; for Wilkes, CAswell and Rogers.
 The games were played on the rolI- ing mill field. Other games were played betwen Lipscomb and Walnut Grove teams which resulted in a score of 14 to for Lipscomb; be- tween JoneSboro Methodist and the Baptist Baraca with score of 5 to 2 in favor of Jonesboro Meth edist; South Highland Baptist and Methodist with the South Highlands team winning by | score of to 1.
 There will be games every Thurs day afternooR between the various teams of the Sunday school league.
 Bicycle Club
 The Bessemer Bicycle club will meet on Friday evening at Jap Bry- ants store on Nineteenth street fer hike to West Lake where sand- wick4s and cakes and cold drinxs VIII oe sefved oy MT. 2uo Nrs Bryant. All boys and girls of tAe city who have wheels have been in- vited to join the club for the ride, and will meet at 6:S0 o'clock.
 preshyterian Campaign
 Plans have been perfected for the campaign to be conducted in Beese- ner next week among members of the First Presbyterian church for att quota fer the endowment fund far f~heikflan n Aduca kiAa hAiAe raisnA