The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

c. E. Rutledge, MT. and Mrs. D. P. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Trotter, Miss Eliza beth Christlieb. Miss Lillie Mae Christlieb.
 TO REPEAT MINSTREL.
 The Shrine minstrel will be re- peated on Thursday, March S. More than HOO persons witnessed the two performances of the Shrine minstrels at the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings. and it is estimated that fully 600 more were turned away. While this is a compliment to the management of the Shrine minstrels, at the same it is concrete example of the need of amusement for Bessemer. many think, and has caused discussion as to the means for providing more To- cal talent entertainments.
 On Thursday evening there were S53 paid admissions to the show, while on Friday evening there were S4S. The capacity of the auditorium is only zoo, and on each evening there were more than 300 persons turned away from tho doors. Be- cause of the large number unable to see the performance. 1t will be repeated Thursday.
 The same cast throughout will be used for the repetition of the show on Thursday.
 AUXILIARY MEETS
 The Girls Auxiliary of the Jones' boro Baptist church held a social meeting at the church Thursday when there was large attendance. The following program was given:
 Song. Let the Lower Lights Be Burnins;" prayer, Miss Della Mat thews; scripture reading. Miss Grace Hurst; roll call.
 The Bethseda class of tho First Methodist church served lunch- con at the Business Women's lunch room on Third avenue Saturday. Mrs. W. c. Baty had charge and was assisted by a number of members. The funds will be used to promote charitable work the class has under way at this time.
 0. ID. D. HOLD DANCE
 The o. D. D. club held a dance at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. $. Winters Friday evening. when there was a large number of young folks in attendance. Punch was served during the evening by Miss Clara Eugenia Donald. and the following young men were hosts: Lillard and Kenneth McNeil. Fred Hanby. Walter Jones, Lacey Edmundson, Charles Ray, Joe Donnie, Wilbert Golson, Ed Saunders Glen Cummings, Withers Caughlin. Avans Smithson, James Braley. George Hayes and Sam Lacey.
 The guests were Miss Florence Waller, Miss Helen Sullivan. Miss Rachel Wilson. Miss Sadie Ling. Miss Clara Eugenia Donald. Miss Lewis. Miss Willie Pitts, Miss Cecil Pitts. Miss Avis and Miss Lula Jay Little. Miss Edith Ross, Miss Etta Nye Malone, Miss Iris Harris and Miss Lois Harris. and Leslie Thomas, Joe Cox. Dotsey and Herbert Hon. eycutt, Willard Deason, Richard Fischbach and Joe O'Gara. TO LECTURE ON POULTRY Arrangements have been made to have Joseph E. Burger of St. Louis present an illustrated lecture at the court house Tuesday evening under the auspices of the poultry division of the Bessemer Chamber of Com merce. This lecture will be of an educational nature, though Mir. Bur ger will also exhibit moving picture film by Charles Chaplain portraying the experiences of an amateur poul- try fancier. which will appeal to the public.
 MT. Burger Is showing his pie lures accompanied by a lecturer and the performance that he. will give here on Tuesday Is the same as that given at the Birmingham Poultry Dealers association exhibition last week. At a recent meeting of the poultry division 1t was decided to al- low school children in the Bessemer district to join the association free of cost. in order to stimulate inter est in poultry raising among the rural schools.