The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
.ENSLEY MAY HAVE
 COMER CLUB SOON Petition is Being Circulated
 Asking for Meeting UNION SERVICE TODAY Protestant Churches of Ensley Will
Protestant Churches of Ensley Will Combine Sunday Night Services In Two Meetings During
 Summer Months.

Ensley. June 0.-(Special. )-Besides the election of James Liddeu president, and Fred c. Moore secretary, of the Cunning ham club last night, the following vice presidents and committees were lected: Vice Presidents-D. J. Hummer. George R Bynum. Dr. T. A. Johnson and Ed Keenan.
 Treasurer-C. F. Camp.
 Finance Committee-N w. Scott, chair man; J. NJ. Donaldson, Lee White, J. NJ. Perkins and w. R. Stewart.
 Press Committee-Cra wford Perkins, chairman: D. J. Hummer and NJ. H. Me Dowell,
 Campaign Committee-C. H. Mandy. chairman: A c. Tice Johnnie Jones. r. J. Rogers. D. F. Sugg, P. J. Day. Henry zuber, w T. Palmer w. L. Settle T. G. Mackey, Frank Thompson II. s. Meade, J. J. Walker. E. B. Kilgore A. s. Knowles. z. B. Curry, A. c. Overton, G. A. Sexton Henry Broda, W. II. Davis, Frank Davis and J. NJ. Dupuy.
 Conner Club.
 There Is a movement on foot for the organization of a Conner club in Ensley and local supporters of pr. Cunningham s opponent will likely call a meeting for the purpose of organization one day next week.
 Mr. Conner has some ardent admirers even in the home of the lieutenant gover- nor and it is said that he will get good vote here. It Is said that petition Is being circulated asking for the or ganization of a club and it is stated that the petition is being signed by large number of citizens.
 EnsIey Churches.
 Al meeting of the local pastors of the Protestant churches of the city held this morning arrangements were made for the union services held every summer.
 Instead of one service on Sunday nights as has been the custom heretofore. there will be services at two of the churches every Sunday night, A full programme of the summer series or summer vacation services has been arranged and will be made public in a few days
 The churches entering the agreement are the First Methodist church, First Bap- list church. First Presbyterian church. Cumberland Presbyterian church and the Christian church.
 Services tomorrow night will be as fol- lows: First Methodist church, preaching by the Rev. T. A. Johnson Cumberland Presbyterian church, preaching by the Rev. J. H. Longcrier.
 The usual services will be held at all the churches tomorrow morning conduct ed by the resident pastors.
 The Ensley District Sunday School con vention will meet at the Cumberland Pres byterian church Sunday, July s. at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Notes and Personals.
 Holy communion will be observed to- morrow morning at St. Johns Episcopal church at 7:9O Sunday school at 93O and regular service at 8 o'clock in the even ing.
 r. w. Lange will leave Monday for a few weeks visit in Cleveland. Buffalo and other eastern cities.
 Mir and Mrs. w. W. Ellis are at LiV- ngston where they will remain for several weeks
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. Payton Eubank is reported to be improving at Gainesville, Ga. where Mrs. Eubank has the child in the care of a specialist. Moth CT and child are expected to return home in a few days.
 Miss Florence Lillian West of West Point, Miss, is the guest of her brother. T. F. West in this city.
 Mrs Felix Fuller, Jr.. will go to Mont gomery Monday. where she will spend several weeks with her parents.