The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-12
F0RE EIGN DOCT0RS. ARE IMP KISSED ON
 BESSEMER VISIT
BeSSemer Advertiser Will ds- sue Sunday Afternoon
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BEsSEMER BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD Resaemer Aios Oct. II

THE AGE-HERALD
 Bessemer. Ala: Oct. II One of the most interesting civic gatherings held here in man yt 1at@ntlfs was the luncheon rendered the dele cations of foreign health expeFtsi 1t the Grand hotel Thursday after- noon The luncheon was given by the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and the Chamber of Commerce and was attended by 130 guests. The visit ing physicians were conducted. oyer the industrial section'~of the city during the morning and afternoon and were escorted to Birmingham by a number of. Bessemer business men.
 The dining hall at the hotel was decorated in flowers and the flags of the nations represented. pr. F. r. Lacey presided. Rev. B. T. Waites pronounced the invocation which was followed by an--@address of welcome by Mayor R. P. McTyeire. The introduction of the visitors was by Dr. Thomas Carnworth of Lon don. Eng a member of the de1ega- tion. An interesting address for the visit was made by Dr. Carnworth who stated his party was one of three visiting this country under the auspices of the League of Nations. The object of the visit is to inquire into sanitation methods used in in dustriai ceEters which will be com- tions
 pr. Carnworth won over his audi ence by his kliowlede of southern history, stating he felt particularly ,.n.s, close to the people 44ef this section SaXon blood sand Sympathy Most of his talk was sdeT9ted to al sketcn. of sa1Ntation methods s..s .jlfik use in Lnglafidb Sbrjefly outlining sthe gov ernment3 insuratIlce< rang K flea ture which IS Ipeiated fe',Is, x .si9 conn ectton xvi th the
 At the conclusion of the principai address Gordon Jones nYasie is short l2!k il on the growth of the Craze disposal methods n,
 The delegation included, the fol- ll0Wlhs' pr. Carnworth. z E,ngland: w. boeikoff, Russia; pr. Insch, Bel sum; Juan Segonoia;f San Salya3or. AraIlo VasconcellosF Brazil; Ftahces 3usslere' France; Nicholas sPrigon, 1ieece' There were also a 1umber. of physicians from Birmin ghars,.s.a ', q; ether Alabama qi4ies present. # fess
 WILL ISSUE SUNDAY PAPER
 The Bessemer. Advertiser wn,cn mas been published weekly flor the cass seVeraI .Il years and 'fis the sue cessor or tRes Besseme n Weekly, he, pioneer Bessenlef Spa per / will 'iss,,e sunday evening paper hepin ni,;ss october A. f1,hes ,lnanagement bas uidue arrangements for teleeranI,is, 7, news service which will carry cor,i1 sunday afternoon. gss 5 Y z V s.''e n. n % me sunday editionSwlil be deIvs. erea m all sections ef fheecity Al supurps and announeeialent.sqofte AZ fh-ss 1,s tnras3 tnamse mas occasioned 9ge eiieraI in bEssEMER PLAYS BIBB ,coUNTy
 me Bessemer- Bibbs county bipb scnool football game *o be played 'at the rolling mill field Friday aftere noon at Ss5o ,.a:clook is expectaf1 ! 7iiS, p9rae p9ine oi oli lntsTsst to be second tosthe same wltE sidney Lanier, Mon 6In T 2 cry, WhfM Etakes place the R3ter part of the SaASon g. #. Y Y
 Besseat9r 3nd Bibb county pla veos I9 Bess a seonelssd C, tie last and the year aa sES p5hkSs twstsRsatii.a 4sa have senpleted hard week scrims mags%pn spreparation for the game ahd tEtfarge crowd is expected
 HlefNt9Wn High goes to sFayette frldSgs where they are scheduled to Maa.sSss'9 mins5st92chough a close game is ex-
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 TEAIiiERS GET CHECKS HERE
 AltEEnrai teachers9in the Bessen1er cut T9l4 Wlli receive stheire checks at 9 ehe sEessemer court house. effective oal 9rday, the first payatiay of the year This arrangement Was Ssue- gested by the sBessemer Chamber 5f CommSrce and will result.in- a great avfllE of time to essemer teacls rs Who formerly, were required to go. to Birmingharzss fory their cheeks.
 Prpfe W R. Copeland, supervisor or ttee Bessemer rural schools. has opensdJ headquarters in the court houshs where the checks will be is sued. Professor Copeland o observes offiSe hours there every Wednesday,. EXTENSION COURSES sTARTEp.
 Extehsion courses to be given 'bv the University of Alabama to the rurals schools of this district will be lnaugnrated Friday when Dr. J. $. Inomas twill appear at Oak Grove hlsI school. He will also lecture to the; senior classes at the other schooisi of the district Tt hro gTott the xeaf, FolfoSvinge eltnes. lecturs ae, Oak, Grove Frftiay;% a. footbair game wiilsbe played in the afternoon.
 fooD DEALERs MEET :. :. A meeting of the Retaif. Food week8sif the Chamber of Commerce. Ellis Houston, the presidenty 9had chargets of the program aha there were. afnumber of talks nladea along linesIbf business ethics. The work or thts presentations is attracting consid*rable attention,
 HEX CLUG HAS PARTY
 Members of the Rex club enjoyed 4. bridgp Rarty Wednesday evening at r3rooms on Second avenue. The club rooms were. attractive4y=-. ar ranged in Halloween colors black and yellow. carried outin paper lfig- I