The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
. EN SLEY DE P A R T M E IN T H=

begin holy mission at his church De- cember 10, which will continue for one week.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union of the First Baptist church, will meet as usual at the church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The subject to be studied and discussed is s'Nehemiah's Method of Rul- ing Jerusalem" An interesting programme has been arranged and the service prom ises to be both instructive and interest," ing.
 The ladies of the First Presbyterian church have completed arrangements for the bazar to be given at the old Presby- terlan church on Avenue D. next Mon- day and Tuesday. The affair promises to be of considerable social interest. De- lightful dinners will be served both days and the display of needle work by the ladies of the city promises to be very attractive.
 Eagles Elect Officers.
 Ensley Aerie of Eagles met last night and elected officers for the ensuing year. The meeting was one of the most inter- esting and important that has been held by the lodge for some. time. Four candi- dates were initiated.
 Following are the new officers elected:
 Worthy President-J. H. Garrison.
 Worthy Vice President-A. R Mays.
 Worthy Chaplain-W. w. Henderson
 Physician-Dr. M. H. Johnson.
 Worthy Secretary-Arthur O'Hear.
 Worthy Treasurer-Bouis Maenza.
 Worthy Conductor-T. Hartley.
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 Trustees-Lee White. Henry Keller and Rienzl Byron.
 New Houses Completed.
 Contractor J. F. Culpepper has just completed three handsome new residences in Ensley that are a credit to the work manshlp of this contractor and to the city. ,..,
 The houses just completed by MT. cul- pepper are one for J. A. Odum on Avenue 1T one for pr. M. N. Johnson on Avenue q and another for J. S. Hall at Palmer Terrace.
 There are only a few of the many hand some residences that have been complet- ed recently, and that are now In course of construction in various sections or the city, a.,o,
 In speaking of his building operations today. Mr. Cupepper said Il am not able to take all the contracts that are being offered me just now on account oI the promised bad weather and dlliicuiiy in securing men and material.
 "Fsvery contractor in Ensley has been busy for the past few months, ana We have enough work in sight to keep us busy for many months to come. Most ol the houses that are being built are iarse and handsome and are creditaole 10 the city"
 Notes and Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. T. r. West entertained a few friends on trip through the steei plant last night which was greatly en- loved by all in the party, Which Was composed of the following: Mr. ana Mrs. T F. West, Dr. G. w. Brown or Pratt Citv. A Burkmeyer of West Point, MISS, Miss Annie McGhee, Miss Lydia Rlage- way Miss McGhee of Pratt City, MISS willie May Whitfield. Mir. Felix Fuller, IT.. MT. W. r. Wyatt and MT Nell Hutchins. -
 A number of local Masons will attend the meeting of the Masonic grand ioose, which will be held at Montgomery next week. r,,.a.
 The Rev. J. w. Orr, pastor of the f'irst presbyterian church, will go to Tusca- loosa Monday morning to assist m re vival to be held at the First Prespyteriah church of that place.
 Dr. T. J. Kent, who recently moved to Ensley from Talladega county, mas op- ened a handsome office in the rear or the kirkland & Green Bros.' drug store on Avenue F.