The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-27

between this city, Fairfield and Ems. ley, formally opening the North Bes- semer paved highway. The demonstra. ton will be one of the most notable in years. the three cities declaring a half holiday, and planning elaborate educational and entertainment pro- grams. s5 <
 A parade will be held starting at Bessenier and going to Ensley, thence tt Fairfield, where the feature. pro gram will be carried out There will be float in theg parade representing each of the three cities, and seated on the Bessemer entry will be Miss Fan nie Norton; Miss Helen Drum, Miss Mary Coleman. Miss Carolyn Bradley Miss Clara Eugenia Donald, Miss Flor ence Waller, Miss Alice Ragsdale and Miss Zieta McTyiere. The parade will leave Bessemer at 1 :45 o'clock and the marshals for Bessemer will be Jap Bryant and John Snider,s who will an. nounce the route Monday.
 cipal speaker at the celebra. tion in Fairfield will be Prof. Jim Thomas, of Alabama Talks will also Fairfield and the president of the Ems lCy dsSOCldtIOus
 Stores in all three cities are to close at 12 o'clock by agreement.
 F To Present Play-The members of the Culture club will be hostess to their husbands on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Rains, when they will present one act play. Mrs. Esau Harris will act as director, with Mrs B. T. Harris assisting her in the lead s.... ,,ola Az Ao1r nnrf awysh kr Mrs. Gwylem Herbert, Mrs. Eugene Huey, Mrs. Bert Lytle, Miss Elizabeth Christlieb, Mrs. J. R. Chandler, Miss Mary Lovett and Mrs. H. l.. Baines Mrs. w. H. Lewis will make a short talk on the play to be presented, ant q musical program will be rendered..
 Band RehearsaI-There will be { rehearsal of the Marble City band Mon day evening at z 80 o'clock at tn, Chamber of Commerce. This is tht first rehearsal of the summer season Church AnnOuncements-Re w. K Price will preach Sunday morning at the Hueytown Baptist church on ''HOw ceed." His evening topic will be "Re- ligious Expansion" Sunday school will be held at 10a. m. 1tCts 1NOy VIII PICQCA day at the South Highlands Baptist Gods Call" He will preach at the evening service and at G:15 o'clock Henry c. Rogers of Howard college day will be Letter day" and it is urged their membership to this church, dc so oA naA 0f kha 0undau ooru;oau
 Rev. James May will preach Sun church, his morning text being 'Tht Race of Life" In the evening his topi, will be Gods Call to the World | Rev. D. R. Cleveland will preacl the first of a series of sermons at the First Christian church Sunday morn ing when his topic will be "Conver sion." He will preach at the evening hour.
 Rev. Grady Montague will fill tn, pulpit at the Church of God Sunday having for his morning text "The Tru' Mark of a Christian" He will als( preach in the evening. .'T
 Rev. T., B. Steely will preach at thu Lipscomb church, his text for the morn ing being 'AIan's Treasury in God. The evening topic will be Gods Treas ury in Man"
 c. s. Davis Dies-Charles s. Davis 45 years old, pioneer settler, died Sat urday morning. at his home, 2515 Extel avenue, following a short illness. Int deceased was chief stockholder ana manager of the Brighton Cemetery as sociation.
 Funeral services will be held at tn, residence at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon with McCollum in charge. Services vii be conducted by Rev. Roy Chandler and burial in Brighton cemetery.
 MT. Davis is survived by two broth CTS, J.. H. and Lincoln Davis; two sis ters, Mrs. Emma Wachter and Alfs o. NJ Clabber. @