The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-05-12
Y0Rk RITE REuNION

The twelfth annual York Rite re- union in Bessemer will be held on May 2s. 20 and 30, with Bessemer Chapter, No. no, R. A. M, as host. All Master Masons in the Bessemer district have been invited to attend and plans are being made to take care of large gathering. The com mittee on arrangements, composed oi the following: J. T. Golden, II, M' Sharpe, T. J. Jones. Sam Stein. T. O.. Latham, l.. Y. Lipscomb, H. s. Mc- Donald. NJ. E. Baird, H. c. Ozley and Frank Ball, have completed the pro-
 Marble City Commandery No. s5. K. T.. will not have class class aurthg the the reunion but will assist in the work to be conferred by the other lodges. The commandery degree will be conferred as soon after the re- union as possible and Masons oesir- ing to petition the community are T. O. Lathem, recorder. The 1ol- lowing work will be conferred by the blue lodges Beginning Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Entered Ap- pretices Monday afternoon at 2:3o, Fellowcraft: Monday evening at o'clock. Master Mason degree.
 On Tuesday there will be work in the Capitular degree after business session of the chapter. at D.. m the Mark Master degree at l:30 p. m. with John E. Golden, Right Worship. full Master; Past Master degree Will be conferred St 2:30 D. m. with Henry M. Sharpe, &ht Worshipful Master; the Royal A& degree. will be con- ferred at 4: 3. m., with George A Beauchamp. inent High Priest: A nlnauet 1;ns st /, wi 1Ey9hl held Tuesday eve
 Wednesday, work in the council vii be taken up at 7:30 D. m. The Royal Master degree will be given at 7:45 p. m., with Frank Ball. Thrice Imperial Master; the Select Master degree will be given at 7:30 p. m., swith John E. Golden, Thrice Imperial Master; the Super Excellent Master degree will be conferred at 9:1b o'clock with Henry M. Sharpe as Thrice Imperial Master Refresh ments will be served.
 TO JOKN ADVERTISING DRIVE
 The Bessemer Chamber of Com merce will complete plans this week to take part in the campaign to ad- vertise the state of Alabama, to pc put on by the commercial clubs or the state. The meeting will be held in the next few days.
 A meeting of twelve commerclal secretaries of Alabama was held May at the Birmingham Chamber or ganization to advertise Alabama and to assist, in educational work. O. l.. Bunn. secretary of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, and Paoli Smith were elected president and vice president respectively. The president was given power to appoint an executive committee of four with himself as the fifth member, to carry out this campaign. All secretaries pledged their active and financial support. The meeting of the BeA- semer. Chamber of Commerce this week will provide a definite means of raising funds for this work.
 SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS
 Dr. Percy Woodall of Birmingham was the principal speaker at the Rotary club on Thursday, having for his topic. The Value of the Boy.' This program was carried out under the direction of the boys work com mittee. Anothef speaker was Rus sell Johnson, student of Birming ham Southern college, who spoke on the benefit to the boy from the in- terest aroused in boys work among the mems clubs.
 Major McTyiere made short talk, and asked the support of the club in the city's fight for reduction in telephone rates.