The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-20
.BESSEMER ACTIVE
 FOR MONTEVALLO
Campaign Will Be Organ ized Tuesday Morn
 ing at 10:3O
(Bessemer Bureau.l

BESSEMBR, Ala, July 19.-Besse- mer women will conduct a campaign for funds for Montevallo college, plans to this end to be made at meeting Tuesday morning at 10 30 o'clock at Carnegie library. All civic and social clubs have agreed to take part, and the following chairmen. have been named: Tuesday Bridge club, Mrs. J. A. Little; Auction Bridge club. Mrs. B. L. Comerford; Southside Bridge club, Mrs. George Rutledge and Mrs. Sam Erlick; The Matrons' club, Mrs. John Neal; Thursday Forty-two club, Mrs. Macon Williams; Rotary -Anns, Mrs. John Snider; Junior Matrons' club, Mrs. J. C.. Pope; Point of the Needle club, Mrs. Esau Harris: We'd nesday Music club, Mrs. Hugh Me Eniry and Miss Virginia Williamson Minerva club, Mrs. H. P. Lipscomb, Jr., and Mrs. s. D. Cummings; Culture club, Mrs. J. D. Sturdivant and Mrs. B. c. Perry; Quest club, Mrs. John Mcconnell; Writers club, Mrs. l.. D. McCullum; Woodward FOrtnightly club, Mrs. Herbert Smith; Civic I'm prOvement association, Mrs. George Ross; Wednesday Bridge club, Mrs. J. s. Winters; Missionary society of the Christian church, Miss Ruby Light cap; Episcopal auxiliary, Mrs. E. F, Clark; Worth Lewis post, Mrs. T. J. McCollum; United Daughters of the Confectionery, Mrs. Charles Bentley and Mrs. w. w. Hollingsworth Children of the Confederacy, Miss Frances Ruth and Miss Rosa Perry :, Women's Mis- sionary society of the Methodist, church, Mrs. H. l.. Rains; Baptist Women's Missionary society, Mrs. J. T. Crofford {; Presbyterian WOmen's society, Mrs. George Stevenson.
 At the Tuesday meeting, talks will be made by w. E. Mitchell, active vice chairman, Mrs. D. F. Bucks, chairman of the wOmen's division and Miss Lydia Eustis, who is acting as secretary.
 Plans will be discussed for a lunch con to be held Thursday in Birming- ham and all those interested in this work are urged to be present.
 Many Revivals HeId-With six re- vivals either in progress or ready to begin, Bessemer is undergoing church campaign.
 Revival services will begin Sunday. July 27, at the South Highlands Ban. tist church with Rev. Luke Rader of Atlanta, occupying the pulpit, with ] Powell Lee of Mason, in charge of the singing. Lee is we'll known in this district, having been song leader for the Birmingham Rotary club in Birmingham for a number of years
 Revival services started at the Con cord Baptist church Saturday with the pastor in charge. assisted by prominent singers from several sections.
 Approximately 125 church additions have been made at the revival serv- ices at Union church at Linscomh where Rev. T. c. Wyatt of Pratt Civ IS occupying the pulpit. Cottage nrovsr services are being held there in add tion to two services at the church daily. '"u'o"
 Tent. meetings, which are being held on Owen avenue, by the Jonesboro Methodist church, where the nasfor Rev. c. H. Bobo, assisted by Rev. I 0. Hanes, is conducting services. arc drawing large crowds and many are turned away at each service. The music IS being furnished by a large choir. under the direction of J. B. Stalnaker, of Birmingham.
 Dr. T. 0. Reese, who recently closed revival at Hueytown at the Baptist church there, had AS additions to the church in two weeks He was assisted by the pastor, Rev. w. F. Price. and Charles o. Miller had charge of the singing.
 To Choose RectOr-A new rector is to be chosen by Trinity Episcopal church at a congregational meeting Sunday morning. A business. meeting will he ca1Ied af fha conclusion of tho morning services, when letter from Bishop William G. Mcdowell will be read, recommending pastor. It is thought that the Bessemer church will combine with Fairfield, securing a pastor for both of these charges, who will also divide his time with the Wood ward parish. Sunday school will be vannah, Ga, where he will go by boat to New York City on an extended busi- ness trip.