The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
WATER COMPAN
 TO EXTEND MAINS
Hueytown And DOlOmite To Get Additional
 Service Soon
(Bessemer Bureau


 BESSEAIER. Ala, June 21.-Ex tensive developments by the Alabama Water company will be started in the Hueytown and Dolomite sections on or soon after July 1, according to Mir. Fies of the company. Water will be carried to those two communities dl- 1ectly from Hawkins Springs and also from the mains at Bessemer, giving Bessemer two mains from the spring, and insuring q more complete service.
 Permission to put in the mains was secured some time ago from the pub lie utilities commission but inability to secure necessary materials has delayed construction. The materials are being assembled, however, and the work is to go forward at once.
 The installation of the water mains will insure rapid development of this section. The Bessemer Coal Iron and Land company has completed laying out a new residential section near Hueytown where more than POO lots have been sold already. Most of the purchasers state, according to agents that as soon as water can be secured they will build at once. The first two residences in this section were com pleted few days ago by c. E. Holley of the Holley Realty company.
 There has been a great deal of prop erty bought in this section lately, many Individual owners contemplating plat ting their property with view to placing the lots on the market during this summer. Have Ideal Partenrship-Schillec Brothers, ice cream manufacturers of Bessemer, have long maintained what their friends claim to be an ideal partnership, and in proof of this the past week the firm purchased four lots on Clarendon avenue between Twen fieth and Twenty streets, upon which they expect to erect four resi- dences for the four families comprising the partnership. It has been their prac- tice since entering business here 24 years ago to divide equally among Themselves, and as nearly alike as possible, the result of their prosperity. { Thirteen years ago they built four residences on Seventeenth street be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues exact duplicates of each other. Each house was furnished alike, even to minor fix lures. Now they intend, according to Pasquale Schilleci, tob uild four brick dwellings on the lots on Clarendon ave- nue, each to be a duplicate of the ether.
 ~~ The firm is composed of Pasquale, Charles and Sam Schilleci and Joe Converse, a brother-in-law. They came to Bessemer from New Orleans and have operated here uninterruptedly since that time.
 Bank Opens-The Bessemer Trust and Savings bank opened Saturday when thousands of visitors called and several hundred accounts opened. The officers and directors were assisted in receiving by their wives and q num- Der of friends.
 The bank is one of the most up-to- date in the state, being fitted through Eout, with. Alabama marble and contain ing one the most complete vaults in this section.
 There were a large number of floral sbaskets which were sent in by mer- chants and other business connections and the bank officials distributed car nations as favors to the many visitors I The bank will be opened for their second days business at 9 o'clock Mon- day morning
 The institution is capitalized at $100,000, operating under state char ter and the personnel is composed of some of the most popular business men in the section.
 Italian Mission Meeting-A large at- tendance is expected at the mass meet ing of Italians and Americans called for Sunday morning at 9 :45 o'clock at the court house, for the purpose of promoting a better understanding be- tween these two clements. The prin- ciple address will be made by Rev. J. F. D'Arpa, who has charge of the Baptist Italian mission at Ensley and Pratt City. He will be assisted by other Italian Protestant ministers of Ensley. Those wishing to attend have been requested to meet at Mike Con zoneri's Shoe Shop on Nineteenth street at 9 80 o'clock.
 E Election Held-The Jefferson Valley Hodge, No. 795, held their election of officers Thursday night and the fol- lowing were elected: H. J. Green, W. M; T. R. Mitchell, S. w; H. c. Mcdonald, J. w.; Lister Nasty, S. D.; Il. B. Duffee, J. D.; J. E. Golden, treasurer and L. NJ. Harris, secretary. All of the above officers will be in- stalled at the meeting to be held next Thursday at the Masonic hall.
 Revival To Be Held-Revival services will start at the South Highlands Bap- tist church Sunday morning. July 27, when Rev. Luke Rader of Atlanta, will De In charge. Elaborate preparations are being made for the services which wlll continue several weeks. The church mas lust cOmOlated +I,