The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-13

I evening text will be, Lift Up Your l Heads, Ne Gates"
 Rev. Grady Montague will preach Sunday morning at the Church of God, while the pulpit will be occupied Sun day evening by l.. E. Hall.
 Services at the Christian Science church will be held Sunday morning when the topic will be. Are Sins, Disease and Death Real?' A lecture will be given Sunday afternoon at 3 80 o'clock at the Grand theatre by Rev. Andrew J. Graham of Boston, under auspices of this congregation.
 Poultry Show Closes-The second an- nual poultry and egg show of the poultry division came to a close Satur- day afternoon. The exhibition, it is said, exceeded the expectations of the promoters, especially in point of the number and quality of exhibits.
 Large crowds attended from all sec tions of the county and the exhibit was especially interesting to Bessemer peo- pie, who prior to the show did not real ize the progress of the poultry industry in this section. The show demonstrated the value of the work being done by the poultry division, which stocked fine poultry on all the farms possible. This was done by purchasing eggs for hatch ing at cost, and practically all the fowls>> on exhibition were from eggs shipped on this plan.
 In addition to the prize list published Saturday, the following awards were made, at the close of the show: For eggs, brown, N. D. Parson. Mrs. A.. T. Davis and Mrs. NJ. T. Hatton, first, second and third, respectively; white, first and second, Mrs. NJ. 1T. Hatton third, Mrs. J. H. billiard; baby chicks, first, Willie Wiggans; second, N. D. Parsons; third, w. B. Whissett.
 To Give Concert--On Friday eve ming, April IS, the Bessemer male chorus will render musical program at the Oak Grove school This will be the first of series of programs to be given by this organization at various community centers in the rural dis, tricts. This chdfal organization is one of the new musical units of Bessemer and is officered as follows: c. W. Riley, director; W. G. Vail, president; e. E. Jackson, vice president: V. 0. Biship, secretary treasurer, and w. R. Parsons, assistant director.
 The program to be rendered at Oak Grove is as follows:r
 Silver Tone orchestra, Miss Lucille Lytle, director.
 Trying To Be Happy" male chorus.
 Quartet Honey Town, Messrs. Parsons, Godfrey, Riley and Riley.
 Violin solo, Paul Smith.
 "Massa's In the Cold, Cold Ground" bass solo and chorus; orchestra, selected.
 .'When You and I Were Young, Maggie" quartet and orchestra.
 Reading, Mrs. Lytle, selected.
 "The Story of a Tack male chorus.
 Five minutes "Old Time Fiddlin'," directed by Andrew Hammond.
 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" quartet.
 Saxaphone solo, selected, W. R. Par ker. Jr.
 "Old Kentucky Home,' chorus.
 Orchestra, selected.
 Steal Away" chorus.
 Cornet solo, selected, W. c. Me Kenzie.
 Quartet. Until the Dawn"
 Good Night" male chorus orchestra.
 Easter Services PIanned-Three re- vival services are to be held during the week preceding Easter, beginning Sun day. Services are to be held at the First Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian churches, with the pastors of each in charge. Services are to be held each evening, and the week will culminate in special services at the churches, with the choirs rendering cantatas at the evening service.