The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
BESSEMER T0 LAY CORNER STONE FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL
MaSonS And School Children To Take Part In
 Exercises
BESSEMER BUREAU l
 THE AGF-HERALD {

Second avenue and Fourteenth street will take place Monday with the officials of the Alabama Masonic grand lodge in charge, and attended by monster parade of Masons and school children. Grand Master Ju- Han P. Spearman of Anniston will direct the ceremonies at the school
 The laying of the stone will take place at 3:30 o'clock and will be preceded by monster parade which will form in the vicinity of the Ma sonic hall. Leading the parade will | be the band of Zamora temple, with Frank Bolin as marshal. Next fol- lowing will be the sponsors, Miss Hirsch Childs. Miss Helen Veitch G. B. Hollingswort. as chaperons
 The second section will be com posed of visiting Masonic lodges headed by the following officials: L. H. Higganbothem, marshal; L. NJ Harris. tiler; Sam E. Cain and L. D. will be composed of the members of Jefferson Valley lodge No. 795 headed by their officers and Ellis Houston as marshal. Section will be formed by members of Bessemer lodge No. 1858, with George Bumgard brace the officials of visiting lodges and past officials of the Bessemer Blue lodges, headed by C. E. flaw kins, marshal; H. c. Mcdonald and J. E. McAdory as stewards.
 The grand lodge will march In the fifth section. with George Ross as and the city officials. Act Ing officials for the grand lodge sec tion will be: Sam Stein. Hugh M. E. Bard, F. Q. Hellier, B. T. Waites. Joseph o. Scheiffelin, w. L. Coston, T. J. Jones, John Gold Ero Pon ct sell T. McCampbell, Tom o. Jones. H. M. Sharpe, L. Y. Lipscomb. John H. Bush, T. o. Lathem and J. M. Wood.
 The school children of the city will form the seventh division, and city be prepared to take part. Their section of the parade will be under the supervision of Superintendent l.. l.. Vann, and he urges that the children report at the high school on avenue promptly at 2:3O o'clock. There they will be arranged in divisions, according to their school units.
 All Masons have been urged to meet at the temple on Nineteenth street promptly at o'clock. The line of march will be along Nine teenth street to Third avenue, down Third avenue to Eighth street.
 GIRLS PLAN BUSY SUMMER
 Plans for the summers work among girls in the city will be per fected this week. with Mrs. William Caffee, the director, forming per manent organization of assistants among the interested church women. Mrs. Caffee will devote the months of July and August to her activities among the girls, during which time she will direct a recreational and educational program. which is being financed by the Federation of Auxil- iaries.
 The campaign of summer work will be inaugurated on July 1, ac- cording to plans of the federation, discussed at a meeting at the First Presbyterian church Friday after noon On July 5 the girls will hold an encampment at Camp Chippewa, when 60 girls will be accommodated. The girls desiring to make the trip have been urged to register at Nor ton Hardware company. It has been arranged to have several chaperons, many women volunteering for this work. allowing at least one woman to each cabin.
 Another interesting item in the girls work program will be the opening of gymnasium. A com mittee has been appointed to secure quarters. and 1t is proposed to place the gym in the high school lunch room.
 WOMEN ASKED TO REGISTER
 The Jefferson. County League of Women Voters is preparing to carry out a publicity campaign in the Bessemer district, urging all women who are qualified to register here the week of July 2. A quantity of handbills are being distributed over tie entire district and many Besse- r,,a oi n interest in registration.
 The county registrars will be at the Bessemer court house for one week only. beginning July ?, and will appear at various voting places in the outlying beats.
 WESTsIDE REVIVAL CONTINUES
 More than 25 additions to the church have been made as result of the revival service which is being conducted at the Westside Baptist church. The meeting has been so successful that church officials have decided to continue the revival an other week, with Rev. c. P. Reese occupying the pulpit.
 The Westside church will be com pleted this week. The structure was occupied several weeks ago, though m. an unfinished condition. but the contractors state that the finishing touches will be added this week.
 FINAL MINSTREL REHEARSALS
 The wonen's minstrel will be pre- sented at the High schol auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evening of this wek, and final rehearsals are being held Monday and Tuesday, both afternoon and evenings. The perform ance is being given under the dl- rection of Mrs. q. E. Hollingswortn and Mrs. B. L. Michaelson for the benefit of the Y. M. c. A. building fund, and already there has been large advance sale of tickets.
 The first part of the performance will be devoted to minstrel, with women characters throughout. Mrs. Gardner r. Godwyn will act as inter- ed women of the city will form the chorus and fill the end "men" po sition. The second part wil consist Of a mock trial, with Judge II. B. Abernethy as judge
 During the intermission little Caro- lyn stover and Eeebe Joy Hollinss- worth will present a song and dance skit, entitled: 'Juanita." Following this will be .he presentation of short number by group of boys and girls, the title of which is Keep It Under our Hat" The following will take part: Miss Kathrine Maddox, Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Floy Boyd Miss Florence Waller. Miss Rachael Wilson, Miss Celia Pitts, Miss Pauline Terrell. Miss Mary Deason, and Willard Deason, Walter Head Cecil Deason, Glenn Long, w. l.. Rush and w. F. Baumgardner.
 MISS ULMcR COMPLIMENTED
 Miss Marian Ulmer, the guest of Mrs. R. l.. BraElet, was delightfully."- this week when her hos tess entertained a party of young people for ner on Friday evening. The home was attractive in spring flowers and ferns, and the guests were served fruit punch on ar rival of Mrs. P. D. Coleman. Game: of hart dice wera enjoyed. following which an ice course with cake was