The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-11
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niece, Mrs. Ella D0nah00, l6S2 Berk- ley avenue, Saturday night at mid night. Funeral services were conducted from the residence Sunday afternoon at o'clock, interment taking place at Elmwood cemetery with Jacobs in charge.
 He had several nieces and nephews in Besseme.r
 Club OFsanized-T Viola Dana Bicycle Riding club was organized in Bessemer recently. The membership is increasing each day. The club meets every morning at 6 o'clock and rides for half an hour. Three afternoons a week the members ride to West Lake for q swim.
 Among those joining are Mrs. K. O. Porter, Miss Mafgaret Golson, Miss Amy Bryant, Grace Cunningham, Kath- K. C.. Porter, w. L. Crumpler, J. c. Newton Karr, Joe Perkins, ". G. Sul- livan, Jimmie Pearson, Jap Bryant, Powers Bowen and others.
 As the club increases, officers will be elected, according to members.
 Election To Be Held-City officials will be elected September 15. the new officers taking oath of office October 1. They will also be installed at this time.
 The following. were nominated in the primary which was held last April. Mayor, R. P. McTyiere; city clerk and treasurer, J. M. Scotts city attor- ney, George Bumgardner; city phy- sician, Dr. M. c. Ragsda1e; chief of police, Rush Randall; street Buperin- tendent, R. s. Moon and sanitary in spectOF, w, l.. Banks.
 The aldermen nominated were Linnie Lipscomb, o. w. Lewis, A. D. Maddox, Jap Bryant, George Stoves, F. M. Mat thews, G. H. Mitchell, c. H. Dabbs, Ellis Houston and Arthur Pearson.
 Directors Will Meet-~Fhe directors of the Chamber of Commerce will hold their monthly meeting Wednesday aft ernoon. It is expected that the offices of the Chamber of Commerce will be ready at this time, having been repaired and redecorated.
 Personals Miss Alice Willard and Miss Sarah Anna Irish of Ironton, O., are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Tom Johnston.
 Miss Della Gould of Boligee, Ala, is the guest of Miss Rosa Perry.
 J. l.. Dobbs, has returned from sev- cral weeks visit to Missouri, and Canada, where he visited relatives.
 Miss Margaret Lowery and Miss Ruth Edwards are in Tampa, where they are visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Emma B. Smith, who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Avis Little, returned Sunday to her home in Meridian.
 Mrs. Phil Gully and children of Tampa will arrive this week to visit her sister, Mrs. B. A. Little, on Third avenue.
 Miss Margaret Perry entertained the Junior Rock club at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Perry Friday afternoon. After several inter esting games prizes were awarded. Elizabeth Galton received the highest score and received novelty party bag, and Julia Wisdom cut the consolation a box of candy. Cake and sherbet was served at the close of the games. Those present were Lottie Frances Mayes, Sarah Warlick, Carolyn Stow CT, Elizabeth Dalton, Alice, Bumgard- ner, Julia Wisdom and others.
 Announcements, s,,a
 All the bands of the First baptist Church Missionary society will meet at the church Monday afternoon, at 3:S0 p. m., when an important busi- ness session will be held.
 The Woman's Missionary auxiliary of the First Christian church will meet in the class room annex Monday aft ernOon at 3 80 o'clock. A missionary program will be held with Mrs. Willie Stewart as leader.
 Miss Katherine Baty will entertain with a~ miscellaneous shower com plimenting Mrs. Cecil Deason, bride of the month, Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock, at her home on Dartmouth avenue.
 Mrs. Eugene Honeycutt will enter tain Wednesday morning with bridge party at her home on Nineteenth street.
 The Writers club will meet at the home of Mrs. ". H. Lewis on Third avenue Thursday afternoon.