The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-18

BESSEMER, Jan. .-(Speciall-
The Bessemer Kiwanis club heard
a fine address at its luncheon hour
today in the Baraca club rooms at the
First Baptist church, delivered by Dr..
w. B. Holmes, who is holding series
of meetings at the First Presby
terian church. DR.. Holmes subject
for the hour was Brotherhood" and
was one Of the best talks heard in
some time, according to members of
the club.
The meeting today was featured by
an. unusually large attendance, 40
members being present besides a
number of visitors, who included
Prof. II. l.. Gilmore, principal of the
Hueytown High school; Greeley Par
sons of Johns; Miss Pauline Ray and
Grady Howard. honor students of
Hueytown school; Edward Carmichael
and Miss M. Peterman, honor students
of Oak Grave High school.
The incoming secretary, A. E. Aus
man, was Installed by ]. r. Vance, re-
firing secretary, with a witty ques-
tionnaire, which was presented to
Mr.. Ausman, and caused ripples of
fun among the members.
Professor Gilmore made short
talk and thanked the Bessemer Ki-
NduldIlS anu ulculDtTS Oh lAc o0S-
semer Chamber of Commerce present
for their cooperation and assistance
rendered through j. w. Leggett, XII
wanian, for the Improvement of their
sch DOL and help toward establishment
OF their library. He also asked for
speakers from the club for a yoca-
tional program.
/. The new president, Gordon Vail. ap
pointed today the standing commit
tees for the year and they include
the following: Program, ]. r. Vance,
chairman; B. I. Waites, j. T. Nc
Entry. Reception, B. G. Johnston,
chairman; DR.. r. r. Smith. j. l.. Glib
son. Membership, DIR. 7. c. Donald.
chairman; George Bumgardner. DR..
C. w. Mcdonald. Attendance, DIR. p.
Il. Gwin, chairman; James Sullivan,
G. A. Stoves. House, DIR. e. r. Smith,
chairman; ]. A. Counter, r. 8. Will
son. Finance, A. E. Ausman, chair
man; j, T.. Haffner. e. L. Huey. Edu-
cation, j. w. Leggett, chairman; A.
II. Filters, E. G. Terry. Publicity,
j. w. Bryant, chairman; J. w. Brooks,
C. s. Bently. Inter city relation,
Julian Erlick, chairman; B. p. Har-
ris, f. B. Coleman. Public affairs.
DR.. e. P. Lacey. chairman; Judge J.
C. B. Gwin, e. A. Neal. Business
methods, John Perry, chairman; J. b.
Morton, DIR. S. w. Wright. Classified
ton and grievances, Roy d. owens,
chairman; DR.. ]. H. Blue, Paschal
Schellici, J. w. Mcconnell. DIR. Z. w.
Mcneil. Music. J. r. Vance, chair
man; George Houston and George
Stevenson. Law and regulation. ]. T.
McEniry, R. G. Wilson, A. E. Ausman.
Bar Association Entertained
Rose Huey, who as clerk of the
Bessemer division of circuit court,
has been closely associated with the
lawyers of the city for number of
years, on the eve of his retirement
from that office. entertained the
members OF the Bessemer Bar as
ISOLATION at dinner at his home on
Dartmouth avenue. The affair was
thoroughly enjoyable. Gardner F.
Goodwin, acting as toast master. and
a number of talks of appreciation of
Mr. Huey's service during his long
term of connection with the court,
were made by the guests.
Bessemer deputies captured a still
with four barrels of beer and five
gallons of whisky near Adamsville
last night. Two white men, Vergie
Higgins and J. II. Higgins were ar
ractad m choroa of 6isftIltDx