The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
.F|FTHFURNACE ID START AT ENSLEY Number Three Heated Up
 and Ready LIONS TO MEET TODAY Franklin Theatre Will Be Place of Assembly-Public-Spirited Car
 penters Are Hard at
 Work

Although not officially announced, it i generally understood that furnace No. will start up Sunday night It is heated up at present and in readiness for the steel making process. This will make 2 total of five open hearth furnaces in op eration. Nos 5. 6. and s have been ir operation since the mill resumed work the 18th of this month
 A 5O-foot addition has been made tC the foundry and traveling cranes have been installed so that the castings may be disposed of until needed. Other i'm proyements have been made around tht have been given employment.
 Special Church Notices
 Rev Daniel will preach at both morn ing and evening services at the First Presbyterian church.
 Services at the chapel on Ensley High lands will be conducted by Rev. W. A Mckee at Il a. m. and at p. m., with an organization of Sunday school at 10 a. m. At the evening hour the organi- zation of a church will be attempted and all desiring to unite will be given an op- portunity to do so.
 Rev. C. R. McCarty will fill the pulpit at the First Methodist church in Ensley during the morning service. Rev. J. B. Cummings will preach the evening ser mon.
 Gas Demonstration
 A gas demonstratio is being given at 2013 Avenue E by the Birmingham m Railway, Light and Power company. All methods of gas heating are being shown very ably by the company s agent. E. R. Guard, who has charge of the demonstration. All ladies inter ested in this kind of heating are in vited to call and give it an inspec- tion.
 Order of Lions
 The newly formed Order of Lions will have a meeting Sunday after noon at p. m., using the Franklin theatre as their den. All the ex-Owls are urged to attend as a number of prominent men from Birmingham and Bessemer will make addresses that will be of interest to all.
 Lemon Child Dies
 Corey Jemison Lemon, the 7-months- old child of Mir. and Mrs. Lemon, and in cidentally the first white child to be born at Corey, died Friday night al the parents home, on Avenue c and Sixteenth street The funeral took place Saturday afternon from the res idence, interment being at Oakland cemetery.
 Carpenters Busy A somewhat public spirited bunch oi carpenters are toiling daily at the park erecting the various stands, tables and seats necessary for the carrying out of the Fourth of July programme. The men are doing the work gratis and hope to report 1t finished soon. Several loads of lumber reached the grounds Satur- day so that the work can go on stead | fly next week. unhampered by lack o1 material.
 Masonic Picnic The Fairview Masonic lodge will have a basket picnic and public installation of officers at Avondale park Tuesday 1 June 27. The programme includes speak ing, games and other features. All mem | bers of the order in the district are in vited to attend. Cars will leave Ems 1 lcy al S:S0 Tuesday morning at the corner l oe Avenue E and Nineteenth street. Personals
 Mrs E. B. Gay has returned from Ho | Springs, where she has been attending | her mother.
 l Miss Irene Steele, who has been visit l ing friends in Ensley for the past month | has returned to her home in Anniston.
 John Kelliher who has been studying medicine in Chicago for three years, vii spend the summer in Ensley. He vii return to his studies In September. Al Christenberry of Jasper was in th' | city yesterday on business. | MT. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Eutav are spending a few days with MT. anc | Mrs John Anglin.