The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-19

dents or the rufaA ulSIIlcL VIII al- tend the Monday meeting in interest of better roads for their localities. The board will also pass & large number of bills for payment due to Bessemer merchants.
 MUSIC CLUB HAS GOOD AUDIENCE
 There was a good attendance at the recital of the Wednesday Music club at the First Methodist church Sun day afternoon at 8 o'clock. This was the first of a series of recitals in celebration of Music Week, which is being put on in Bessemer by the Federated clubs. This Is in connec- ton with the nation wide observance of Music Week to arouse interest in American music and compositions.
 Sunday schools and churches also held special musical programs. and beginning Monday morning appropri- ate programs will be held at the schools. At the high school Mon- day morning at 10:40 o'clock Mrs. High McEniry, Mrs. l.. D. McCullom and Mrs. l.. G. McGriff are to have charge of the program. Representa- tiyes of the women's clubs will di- rect the exercises at all schools dur ing tho week, carrying out many interesting programs.
 WOMEN FAVOR MILK MEASURE
 The women of the city arc much interested in the disposition of the proposed milk ordinance. which is to be considered at the Tuesday session of the city council. Two women's organizations, the Culture club and the Quest club, have indorsed the ordinance proposed by the health de- partmert rejected two weeks ago by the e1nrcl Other women's clubs have afeer sgd hs ordinance, and it is u6dtfss5oE wi8 5eAd delegations to ths gfzesdae evenng council meet ing The faf8K us nance passed by the council shIcn vas drawn up by ths Dat vnlensf association, was we l7ed by Mayo ;. F. McTyeire and WI have .o De repassed over his head t0 beeems iaw.
 spCCTAN ENnEAVOR PROGRAM
 Tho Christian Endeavor society of tas First Prs byterian church car ed ou. a special program Sunday s.genInE. The subject for the evening vas "rIfty Thousand Dollars for -gomMrnity Y ork, and How to Spend fts Interesting talks were made, pelaeins aa address by A. E. Aus Fsh on com munity Spirit" J. D. sztton presided, and there was sood attenlaYice.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 Bands c the Woman's Missionary society pf the First Baptist church vnl hold meetings Monday afternoon st cock at the homes of the following members: The James band, eIth Mrs. Bert Benson Mallory band, ndth Mrs. Lee Chambers; Mather band, Mrs. Charles Bentley; Northing- tor band, Mrs. w. F. Suratt.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet in ths parlors of the church Monday afte moon at 3 o'clock, with Miss liaude Buck as leader.
 Revival services will be conducted daily at the Church of God during this week. Rev W. E. Monk will fill the pulpit, and special music is being arranged. Rev A. T. Rowe of Anderson, Ind, win also be heard, he being a prominent evangelist of this denomination.
 PERSONALS
 Mrs, l.. S. Moorer is the guest of relatives in south Alabama.
 Mrs. J. J. Stephens of Attalla ar rived Sunday to be the guest of her daushter, Mrs. W. A. Cothran.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Jones have named their little son Morgan Reid Jones.
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