The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-10
CHARLES ELLIOTT
 ID GIVE LECTURE Will Present Sketches of Mod-
 ern Comedy BANK DIRECTORS NAMED Three New Men Added to the Direct crate of the First National Bank of Ensley-offlcers Are to
 Be Elected Later.
BANK DIRECTORS NAMED

EnSley, January 9-(Speeidi.t .t-i iS A@o- dies Aid society of the First Methodist church of this city have arranged for the fourth of a series of public entertain- ments to be given at the opera house next Saturday night.
 An interestig nprogramme has been ar- ranged and the occasion promises to be the most interesting and successful of the entire series.
 Charles p Elliott. a noted lecturer, and humorist has been engaged for the entertainment and will present one of his best features His subject will be Sketches of Modern Comedy" and all who attend are assured pleasant and profitable evening.
 The Ladies Aid society has one more entertainment scheduled after this date of which will be announced later The lectures are given under the direction of the Rice Lyceum bureau of Nash ville
 The following musical programme has been arranged in connection with the lecture Saturday night:
 Piano Solo-Mrs. J. M. Perkins.
 Recitation-Miss Bessie Cowan.
 Vocal Solo-Mrs. Crawford Perkins.
 Chorus-"Come Where the Lilies Bloom." Mr Hubbard. MT. Culpepper MT. Beecham Miss Whitten Miss Glider, Miss Scott, Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Don aldson.
 Recitation-Mrs. E. T. Fields.
 Piano solo-Miss Abbie Murphy.
 Directors Elected.
 The stockholders of the First National Bank of Ensley met in President Gordon DuBose's office in the bank building this morning and elected the following board of directors:
 Gordon DuBose J. w. Minor, J. H. Eubank N. w Scott, II. c. DuBose, M. H. Sherman P. J. Rogers and R. T. Me Leod.
 The first five named are old members of the board of directors while the last three are new men on the board. All three of the new men are prominent in the business and commercial interests of the city and district and their addition to the managerial board of the institution is looked upon as a great advantage. They bring strength and prestige to the bank and will insure larger developments in local banking.
 l The directors postponed their meeting for few days, but will meet in week or ten days and will elect the officers of the bank for the ensuing year.
 The First National bank of Ensley has | recently purchased the building in which it is located and will be better equipped than ever before for handling the rapidly | increasing business of the bank.
 Wells Resigns Place.
 A. k. Wells, who has been manager of the local store of the Anchor Furniture company in this city, has resigned his position, and after January %, when the resignation takes effect, will open new furniture store in Ensey in partnership with MT. Hilderbridle, who has been con- nected with the Harris & Lovelady Fur niture company of this city for some time Mir Wells successor as manager of the Anchor Furniture store has not yet been announced
 Notes and Personals. Henry V. Sherrer has resigned his posi- ton with Walker X Murray, druggists of this city, and has purchased an interest with pr. Gallagher in the drug business at Pratt City. MT. Sherrer is succeeded by Charlie Knoz of Lumber City, Ga. The change took place yesterday.
 Exalted Ruler Jacob Broda being con- fined at his home with slight illness, Esteemed Lecturing Knight ". T. Hin ton presided over the meeting of the Elks last night. Four new members were initiated.
 Sam Teresa has returned to Ensley from Birmingham, where he has been for some time, and is again employed with Wade Allen in the barber shop.
 G. R. Byrum is able to be at his busi- ness after several days confinement at his home with illness.