The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-04
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'TTEND IN BODY.
ALLY At NJ ADORy
1ode EStis Found Not Guilty.
Further Plans For San
atorium Drive
BESSENER BUREAU
THE AGE-HERALD
Ressemer AIa NAV z

There will be called meeting of
ehe chamber of commerce Friday
morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose
OF having the members attend in
body the rally to be held at Nc
Adory High school throughout the
day, The call has been sent to all
members of the organization, and it
1s,expected that there will be a large
delegation to take part in the exer-
Cises from BeSsemer.
There will be an informal meeting
pf the chamber of commerce for
few minutes after 10 o'clock after
(which automobiles will be provided
20 carry the delegation to McAdory.
The rally to be held at McAdory is
the first of series which will be
carried out at all the county high
sch ools of the Bessemer district and
will be under the supervision of w.
r. Copeland, county school supervi
,sor. This rally for the purpose of
bringing the residents of the com
munity and the business men of the
district into meeting to further
plans of the county education board
among the rural schools
These rally days will be held dur
ing the next several weeks, members
of. the chamber of commerce attend
Eng each, and will occur at the fol-
lowing places: Johns High school on
| May Il; Hueytown High school May
la; Oak Grove, May %; Alliance,
May %.
AT each place music will be pro-
Cided and there will be mum Der OF
talks bySprominent and civic euuca-
tionai leaders with luncheon served
on. the ground.
sANATORIUM CAMPAIGN
AN organization will be formed
tbis week for the promotion OF a
campaign in Bessemer to raise luIids
for the sanitarium to be bullt ior
J efferson county. All civic clubs are
Ieoa cooperate, and through the
s,l,a mber of commerce are to prepare
For "a canvass of the city.
Several days ago the offlcers OF
kAhe w oman's clubs of the city heio d
|meeting at the chamber OF coillinel &c
- nj at that time named committees
N aid in this work. The mems CLUBS
Fare. naming their committees as 1neir
meetings take place. Inc toiloWIns
ICommittee has been named p1 NJ
walls club: DR.. T. &. Dona!u' ~. ~
P Lacey. Rev. Il. r. Waites. ana
Pasuuale Schilleci. The Rotary cup
{committee has been named as lol-
Flows: Lee Moody, Gordon Jones, ~,
X w. Waldrop, Milton BROOKS ana
Moss Cropwell .hotr
ornuittees this week, and meeting
f Committeeman will be held when
general chairman and his assistant
re- 70 be chosen. This committee
iii have charge of the campaign In
ne Bessemer district.
WEST LAKE OPENING
There was large crowd on hand
the opening dance at West Lake
* Thursday evening, In spite OF
Indictment weather. Manager
an had provided many additional
lures for the opening dance ana
pavilion and park were festive IN
.niyal array about which moves the
ndreds of couples from every sec
n of the county. Thursday marked
formal opening of the lake for
summer season. and from the
,pularity of the resort shown by the
1ening night crowd it is certain that
r. crowds may be looked for
rroughout the entire season. Nappfs
nncopators furnished the music for
thursday evening and have been re-
med for the season. The paNlllon
as been much improved since last
ear as has the restaurant and skat-
lg rink The latter Will be a fea-
ire of the attractions offered TINS
Jason, the management taking INTO