The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-22
Sunday School Workers VIII
Attend Convention
LEAVE TUESDAY MORNING
Shows School viii Hold Commence
ment Exercises Wednesday Even
lng-lnteresting Programme
Arranged-Church News.

Ensley. April 21.-(special) THE follow
ing delegates from the different Sunday
schools embraced in the Ensley District
Sunday School association will leave Ems
ley Tuesday morning over the Louisville
and Nashville railway for Montgomery to
attend the State Sunday School conven-
ton:
Methodist: j. E. Winning, e. S. Long,
Misses Lena Written and Maud Scott
, Cumberland Presbyterian: Mrs. R. w.
Russell and Miss Anna Mc1lharan. First
Presbyterian: Miss Gertrude McRee and
Mrs. ]. d. Simpson Christian: J. C. Bry-
ant. and Misses Marguerite spradling and
LeMay Baptist: j. s. Falkner, Mrs. Felix
D. Fuller Jr. and Misses Beulah Young
and Oma d. Minor.
President j. S. Falkner of the Ensley
District Sunday School association. re-
quests all the delegates to report to him
Monday any changes in their plans for
attending the convention so that no mis-
take will be made in the issuing of trans
portation.
1t is also suggested that the delegates
meet at Avenue E and Nineteenth street
Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock to catch
the o'clock car for Birmingham. The
delegates will take the train for Mont
gomery in Birmingham at 1893 O'Clock
Commencement Exercises.
Commencement exercises will be held
at Shows school near Wylam next We'd
nesday Prof. j. Ellis Brown is principal
of the school which is closing one of
the most successful terms in its history.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the exercises on Wednesday
night April %
Prayer-Rev. ]. w. Akin.
ng-"Alabama." school.
Doll show-seven girls.
Trials of school-Four boys and four
girls.
FIVE girls.
Why Johnnie Cred-Two boys and three
girls.
Small Boys Speecb7-Luther Parsons.
Shows Spring Military Company
Twelve boys.
Song-"Old Oaken Bucket'-School
Watermelon Pickles-One boy and one
| girl.
| Wand Drill-Sxteen girls.
| Ben Franklin's Kite-Ed Warwick.
The ull-back-Six girls
Buresque Drlll--Two boys and two
girls.
Red White and Blue Drll-Nine girls
Song-"Annie Laurie"-Thirty girls.
Come Play With Me-tDril)-Three
boys and three girls
Tricks-Four boys and two girls.
Song-"Old Black Joe'-School.
Married by new ]. P.-Three boys and
one girl.
Mischievous Nigger-Four boys and two
girls.
Observation-Disclosures Mamie Brown and
Velma Burgin.
Aunt vinegar's Money--Five girls.
Gypsies Warning-One boy and two
girls.
Song-"School is Out" school,
Benediction.
At the Churches.
The regular services will be held at all
the local churches tomorrow and will be
conducted by the resident pastors.
DIR. ]. T. Springfield will preach at II
o'clock tomorrow morning at the Tuxedo
Methodist church.
The Rev. L. B. Haines and wife of st.
Louis, travelling prison evangellsts, who
have been In the district for several days
preaching at the state prison and at the
churches in the district. will conduct
series of meetings next week at the
Wylam Methodist church.
Notes and Personals.
The Prison association, organized about
two weeks ago among the prisoners In
Pratt mines, held its second regular meet
;,, Io he Iao ar niQh
and attended to business of Importance to
the organization The membership has
been increased to seventyfive members.
NJ A. Kirkland, who has been quite
III for some time, is able to be at his work
again.
Ensley aerie No. 1850, Fraternal Order of
Eagles met In regular session last night
and initiated two new members, G. w.
Willis and s. Ernshaw. The aerie has
Just purchased two new pool tables for
their hall on Nineteenth street. Memorial
exercises of the order will be held at the
opera house In this city May at o'clock
In the afternoon. Prominent speakers
will be present for the occasion, and the
affair promises to be one of rare interest.
Dr. Alexander Hood and wife are visit
ing the sister Of the former, Mrs. J. NJ.
Donaldson. In this city. DR.. and Mrs.
Hood are on their way home from New
York, where the doctor has just COM
pleted post graduate course in medicine.
Their home Is at Pineapple. Ala, but 1t
is very likely that they will make their
home at Ensley In the near future.
]. S. Simpson has sold his elegant home
at Avenue and Twenty-second street in
this city to Mr.. Crosby for $4,000.
Mr. Gus O'Neal of Hatchechubbee Ala.
has purchased, through the Ensley Real
Estate and Investment company the
property of Mr.. Cohen consisting of store
and five-room house at Tuxedo. He will
move his family to Ensley at once and
will onnn q prrncerX and meal market