The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
GRAND JURY MEET DUE AT BESSEMER
Probe Body Will Investi- gate About 130 Cases
 Beginning Sept. 22
(Ressemer Bureau.)


 BESSEMER, Ala. Sept. 19.-The grand jury for cases affecting the lower end of Jefferson county will convene ;n Ressemer during the week of Sep tember %. There are approximately 13C cases to be investigated. Follow ing the grand jury week the circuit court will open for its fall grind on Monday. September %. The first week If court will be devoted to the trying of criminal cases.
 Boy Scout Work Improving-At meeting in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce a Boy Scout troop committee was formed which will have charge of the Boy Scout activ- ities of Bessemer. J. P. Drum. head of the boys work in the local Rotary club, was made chairman, with A. 10. Ausman, secretary. The following prominent citizens were named to serve on the committee Harry Haffner, Charles Ray, Walter Seymour, Dr. 5. II. waites, George Houston, Hugh Me Eniry, Howe Price, Jap Bryant, Prof. J. o. Sturdivant, Jim Sullivan and Julian Erlick.
 In order to get the Boy Scout work more prominently in the public eye cir cular letters have been sent to all churches and schools with the request that all heads of these institutions use their influence to help encourage the work. There are now six troops in Bessemer, the last one to be organized being the bicycle troop, under the dl- rection of Jap Bryant.
 Training SchoOl-Thes First Baptist church, of Bessemer, now known as .eThe Big Red Church on the Corner" during the week of September Fl will hold a Sunday school teachers and workers institute and training school. In connection with the training school the church is putting on a Sunday school enlargement campaign and on Sunday afternoon will take religious census at that portion of Bessemer to which the church should minister.
 The following training courses will be offered by large faculty. Emmett Moore, of Montgomery, state Suuda? school secretary, will conduct the en- largement campaign and teach the book, "BuiIding The Bible Class" Mrs Blankenship, of Atlanta, will teach the "Intermediate Teachers And Workers. Miss Bessie Welch, of Selma, will teach the Juniors" Miss Arrie Moody, of Montgomery, will teach "Plans and Provrams," book designed to aid teachers of the younger grades in the Sunday school.
 Luncheon will be served in the large dining room of the church each evening for the workers and those attending the school. The pastor, Dr. J. O. Will Hams, has announced the following sub' iects for his services Sunday-11 a. m.' 'The Magic Mantle; [ 50 p m., "Hands Full of Honey"
 Shrine Club To Meet-An important meeting of the Bessemer Shrine club will be held at the Masonic Temple Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Poten' tate Crelly and several other well, known members of Zamora Temple will be on hand and all members of the Bessemer club are invited to be present.
 BreedweIl. Weeks Wedding-The con tracting parties to a marriage license issued at the court house Friday were W. S. Breedwell and Miss Josie Weeks, was performed by Judge Sam Huey. of Blocton. The wedding ceremony
 Red Men To Banquet-On Tuesday night, September 8. Seminole Tribe l. Q. R. NJ. will hold a box supper at the Red Mems hall on Second avenue. Some valuable prizes are to be given away