The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-24
FA|RVEW NOT ID
 BE INCORPORATED Lost by a Vote of 54 to l9 in
 the Election SERMON TO YOUNG MEN pr. crumpton of Montgomery Will Preach at EnsIey Baptist Church
 Tonieht-EIks to Give
 Picnic.

1 Ensley, June S.-lSpeclal.l-IH ne ploPo-
 sition to incorporate FaiIview was lost
 in an election held on that question to-
 day by a vote of 54 to 19 l Considerable interest was taken in the electon and the polls presented scene
 of keen activity all day. The advocates of the incorporation were very much sur- prised at the result while those opposed to the movement were themselves rather surprised at their large majority. At the Churches.
 Dr. W. B. Crumpton of Montgomery
 secretary of the state board of missions
 will preach a special sermon to young
 men at the First Baptist church tomor-
 row might Monday night Dr. Crumpton
 will give lecture at the Ensley opera
 house which promises to be of consider able interest. His subject will be "T,he
 Original Tramp
 The sixth anniversary of the pastorate
 of the Rev J. w. Orr will be celebrated
 at the First Presbyterian church tomor-
 row morning. After the usual service
 which will be short a general review Waa
 be made of the work of the church dur ing the past six years. The usual services will be conducted at the other churches of the city by the resi- | dent pastors.
 Aid Society News. | The Ladies Aid society of the First | Methodist church will meet with the Ladies Aid society of the Fairview Meth
 odist church at the residence of Mrs. Ackenhausen next Monday afternoon at | o'clock. The members of the Ensley so- | ciety will meet at the church at 2:30 and
 go in a body to Fairview. Business Of | importance to the two societies Will be | considered in the joint meeting. The Ladies' Aid society of the First
 Methodist church served ice cream and cakes at Martins drug store on Nine teenth street today and were well patron-
 ized Mrs. J. E. Winning was in charge and was ably assisted in the serving of
 refreshments by Miss Francis Arnold, | Miss Floy Sexton, Miss Jerome Rogers,
 Miss Zaidee Rogers and Miss Maud Scott. EIks' Picnic. | Ensley Lodge No. 9S7, Benevolent and | Protective Order of Elks Is preparing for | A grand picnic to be given at Germania
  | June 2S.
 Exalted Ruler W. F. Tendon has named several committees, who will have charge | of the arrangements. The committees are
 headed as follows:
 Reception committee. c. H. Mandy, chairman,
 Transportation committed w. L. Settle, chairman.
 Country store and ticket committee, Gaarga Caaton chairman. Music committee, John Byrum, chair | man.
 Rarhecued meat committee, Fred Kraft l chairman.
 Refreshment committee, Jack odum, chairman.
 Notes and Personals. Mrs. Peyton Eubank Is at Gainesville, | Ga. where he little son is under treat ment of an expert physician. l l. H. Waters of Brookwood and w. K. ] Thaxton of Birmingham have purchased
 the jewery business of J. L. Prince, and | will conduct it in the future. The Fortnightly club of Ensley gave a 1 dance at Perkins hall on Avenue E last | might, which was very much enjoyed by | the members. This is the first event that | has been given by the club in some time. The statement of the Bank of Ensley | just given out is very good creditable ! showing and indicates the great activity | in all lines of business In this city. Aside | from the business taken over in bulk from | the First National Bank of Ensley some weeks ago the amount of deposits shows
 A very large increase over the snow | ing made in the last statement.