The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-24
SUNDAY SERVICES AT ENSLEY TODAY J. E. Vaughan Will Lecture on
 Temperance VAN H00SE TO PREACH Presbyterian Sunday Schools Will Give Christmas Trees Tomorrow Night and Tuesday Nlght-Notes and Personals.
VAN HO0SE TO PREACH

Ensley, December 23.-(Special)-
 resident pastors will conduct the usual services at the local churches tomorrow and special Christmas music will be held at St. Anthony's Catholic church and St.
 Johns Episcopal church Monday morn-
 ing at 1090 o'clock.
 The Rev J. W. Orr, pastor of the First
 Presbyterian church, will preach tomor-
 row morning at Il o'clock on the sub | ject, "Who Is the Son of Man?' In the evening at 7:30 o'clock J. R. Vaughan, a. noted lecturer. will address the congre- | gation on temperance. The Rev. Mir Orr ] will preach to the Fairview Presbyterian congregation at Osceola station tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. | The Rev. R. G. Shearer will conduct the | usual services at the Christian church to- morrow morning and night 1 The Rev r. c. Doyle will celebrate the 1 usual masses at St. Anthonys Catholic l church.
 ] The Rev. J. A. VanHoose of Birming l ham will preach at St. Johns Episcopal church tomorrow morning at Il o'clock. and the Rev J. J. D. Hall will conduct
 the usual service at night. l The Rev. L. A. Reagor will conduct the usual services at the Cumberland
 Presbyterian church both morning and night and special musical programmes will be presented at both services.
 The usual services will be conducted at 1 the First Baptist church by the pastor,
 the Rev. J. H. Longcrier.
 The Rev. L. r. Whitten. pastor of the
 First Methodist church, will preach at
 both services tomorrow.
 The Sunday school of the Cumberlan nd , Presbyterian church will give a Christmas | tree at the church next Monday night
 at 7:30 o'clock special musical and lit-
 erary programme has been arranged for
 the occasion, and the affair promises to ! be very interesting.
 The Sunday school of the First Presby | terian church will give a Christmas tree 1 at the Presbyterian hall on Nineteenth street next Tuesday night at 7:90 o'clock. 1 Notes and Personals. l The spirited carriage horse belonging 1 to H. J. Howard sales agent for the ! Jemison Real Estate and Insurance com 1 pany at Ensley Highlands while being
 driven to a carriage at Ensley Highlands
 yesterday became frightened at an au- i tomobile and ran away damaging the
 vehicle and slightly injuring Tony Rus | sell. the negro driver. The negro was
 alone in the carriage at the time of the accident.
 The Bank of Ensley building at the cor 1 ner of Nineteenth street and Avenue +,
 will be repainted and remodeled. which
 will greatly improve the appearance. A number of Ensley people are out of l fo,. +la l,o1t nd uh n
 are now away have guests from other places.
 1 Miss May Maxwell of this city and | Mir D. H. Hart of Birmingham were mar red last night at the home of the bride
 parents in this city. The marriage cere-
 mony was performed by the Rev. l.. A. 1 Reagor of the Cumberland Presbyterian 1 church.
 Felix Fuller, Jr., will go to Montgomery tomorrow, where he will spend the holi-
 days with his wife, who preceded him 1 some days ago.