The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
MILK ORDINANCE COMES UP BET 0RE COUNCIL TUESDAY

ClVlC CluDS urge UelegateS
 Presence-Dairymen
 Meet Monday
 BESSEMER BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD
 Bessemer. Ala, March 1s
 The milk ordinance matter which has attracted wide attention for. the past several months will come up for passage at the city council meeting Tuesday evening. Officers of civic clubs which held a mass meeting last Monday urge delegates to appear be- fore the city council
 The dairymens association will also meet Monday evening at the court house for the discussion on the milk ordinance and the public has been invited to attend.
 PLAN ALABAMA PROGRAM
 The children of the Confederacy will hold an interesting meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of. Miss Rosa Perry on Dartmouth ave- nue when the following program will be carried out; roll call will be am swered by toasts to Alabama: piano
 
 bama history, Elizabeth Grigsby; Why Alabama Comes First" Rebecca Williamson; piano solo, Sarah Huey; Sketch of the Life of Julia Tut wiler," Fannie Morton; Ballad of Emma Samson" Clara Mae Loveless; piano solo, Margaret Briggs.
 U. c. V. TAG DAY SATURDAY
 Tag day will be held at Bessemer Saturday, when the proceeds will be used to send the Confederate vet erans to the reunion at New Orleans. The tags will be sold by the Daugh- ters of the Confederacy and the fol- lowing committees have been ap- pointed: At Fifth avenue Pharmacy, Mrs. J. O. Sanford in the morning, Mrs. Rose Huey in the afternoon. Lewis Read Drug company, morning. Miss Bonnie Williams and Miss Ber- nie aBiley; afternoon. Mrs. c. $. National bank, Mrs. A. D. Holmes. Mrs. Lucien Huey, in the morning; Mrs. c. Briggs in the afternoon; Full ton Drug company, Mrs. Robert Ham, rick, in the morning; Miss Lucille Lytle and Mrs. Lytle in the after noon; Pegram- Patton Drug company, Miss Mary Lovett and Mrs. F. S. Fitzgerald in the morning; Mrs. R. l.. King in the afternoon; First Ma tional Bank. Mrs. w. c. Beatty and Mrs. w. E. Penningham, for Second avenue. Mrs. J. F. McAdory, Mrs. w. o. McMahon and Mrs. A. D. Bell in the afternoon.
 WOMEN TO SERVE DINNERS.
 The women of Trinity Episcopal church will serve sphaghetti and waffle dinners at the Business Wom- ems lunch room on Third avenue. be- ginning Wednesday evening. These oo1 1ytl hA .l rection of Mrs. w. D. Taylor and the proceeds will be used for the parish house building fund.
 BUY COAL MINE INTEREST. Frank and Hewey Jones have pur- chased half interest in a coal mine in the Cahaba field and with J. F. Scott will operate it as the Scott and Jones Coal company. The mine is located seven miles south of Bir- mingham, within easy haul of Besse- mer. The product will be delivered by wagon and truck to these two cities. The coal is of high grade. the seam 52 inches in thickness. They plan to greatly enlarge and im- prove the mine. BASEBALL AT BEsSEMER HIGH,
 The Bessemer High school baseball team is rapidly rounding into shape Director Felton Collier has announced the following lineup: Catchers, Taylor. keefe; pitchers. Jones. God win, Spain; first base. W. Jones and McNeil; second base, Hatcher and Perkins; shortstop, Parons, Carns and Fitzpatrick; third base, Smith: outfield, Parons, Harris. Hendrix, FL llngton, Brown and Blank
 TO DISTRIBUTE FERTILIZER.
 Free fertilizer will be distributed at Cedar Hill cemetery during the next few days. Application must be made to the sexton, MT. Pugh This fertilizer is the gift of the city. Wheelbarrows and shovels will also be supplied without cost.
 WESLEY CLASS WINS CONTEST.
 The Wesley Bible class of the First Methodist church defeated the mems class of the Ensley church in a re- cent attendance contest. Last Sum day there were 131 members pres- ent. Plans are being made for banquet. f
 CHURCH SERVICES
 Rev. r. Q: Hellier will fill the pull pit at the First Presbyterian church sunday morning, the topic being DO You own What You Possess" In the evening the subject will be Every Tree That My Father Has Not Planted Shall be Uprooted." An every --member canvass will be made Sunday.
 Rev. Roy Chandler will fill the pulpit at the Southside Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Fathers Night" will be held at the evening service. beginning at 7:3O o'clock.
 MISS PORTER'S RECITAL
 The graduation recital of Miss Eva Neal Porter will take place March |2S at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Porter, on Clarendon avenue. The following numbers will be given by Miss Porter: "Toccato and Tugne." "LaJonaleuse," ''The BalIets," "Idylln." Indian Legends" Miss Porter will be assisted by Miss Jessie Pringle, reader. who will give the following numbers. An Old Sweetheart of Mine" (Riiey). "If." (kipling). Home" (Guest, As You Like It." (Shakespeare.) Miss Porter is talented pupil of the Grove school of music.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 The Presbyterian auxiliary will meet at the church Monday afternoon at o'clock. The program for the afternoon will be study of Some People Week." led by Mrs. owen Williams.
 The Quest club will meet Friday