The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-23
Ne7vS of Ensley

The following programme will be rem dered by the Sunday school at Grace Pres byterian church Sunday morning. begin ming at 1o:3o o'clock There will be no preaching Sunday
 Scripture and prayer.
 Greetings" Newman Hickman.
 Recitation. "A Christmas Wish" Louise Briggs.
 Song, "Heaveny Heralds." by the school.
 Recitation. Ben Turner
 Recitation, "A Christmas wish," Kath- leen Short.
 Recitation. "Just Think Clarence Ty- Ter
 Song. Boys Will Be Boys." by eight boys
 Exercise. christmas Wishes" Winford Tyler, Florence Dixon, Clarence Buckner and Foy Francis.
 Recitation, Merry Christmas" Roy Neeland.
 Recitation, "Donalds Plan." Gerald Davis.
 Song, Six Little Srandmothers,' by six girls
 Recitation. christmas Presents" Mon terey Trucks.
 Recitation. Christmas Cheer Ieea Clark
 Exercise, "A Christmas Che ds E'- len Dupuy, Norma Hielxr a eersfuae Dixon and Helen Turner
 Exercise, "A Merry earsEHaS Harold Meacham. Juia Ffsaa Turner, James Dup eheina na Lucille Clark
 Recitation, There g gog euf| Hearts" Percy Tyler.
 Exercise, Beautiful Star by nr.- mary children.
 Song. Waiting Up for Santa, hi, Es8r- enee Dixon, Julia Francis. Susie Tnraef
 Recitation. "A Pair of Stockings" aafus Vaughn.
 Recitation, "A Christmas Gift" by Julia
 Song. Herald Angels by the school.
 Pete Wallace, for several years with the Pratt City efsre department has resigned his position to engage in another field of labor.
 A Yuletide wedding of much inter- est locally is that of Miss Mildred Smallwood, daughter of Mrs NJ. B. pA NCf tp MI. <AuS uSluS 1OuHR NOO1ln of Ensley, the ceremony to take place at the home of the bride-elect, 920 South Twelfth street, Birmingham, the evening of December 27 Mir Nooiin is one of Ensley's most popular young men. He is an old Alabama university man and is a chemist of ability in the laboratory of the Tennessee company Miss Smallwood is one of Birmingham's most popular young ladies and a mem Der of an old Alabama family. 
 In the voting contest in which over 25,O00 votes were cast Miss Jennie Boss won the diamond ring which was given away as Christmas present last night by Charles J. Enochs, proprietor ,of the Idle Hour theatre. Miss Boss majority over her nearest opponent was about 1900 votes. The contest has been on for about a month and the contestants were among some of the best known young ladies of the city. The voting was spirited and the winner was not decided until the last minute of the counting of the votes. The final stand ing was Miss Boss first. Miss May Fraser second and Miss Grace Pardue third.
 The restricted district this wear in the matter of discharging fireworks is from Park avenue (Avenue D to the railroads, and from Sixteenth street to Twenty-second street. The police have strict orders to arrest anyone guilty of violating this city ordinance the offenders being subject to arrest and a fine
 The continued rainfall has created veritable lake in the lower regions of Tuxedo Park. The drainage from the upper and western sections of the city flows to Village creek and several houses are surrounded by water.
 The members of St. Johns Episcopal church, Avenue F and Sixteenth street will give their annual Christmas tree at the church tonight at o'clock. All are invited to attend On Sunday morn ing the Rev. H. T. Walden, rector. will preach at the II o'clock service. his subject being The Preparation of the World Tor the Coming of Christ" Al the 1So o'clock service MT Walden will take Tor his subject The Most Eventful Night in the Church's History" On Christmas Day the service will be held at 10 a. m, with the Christmas service and sermon. the subject of of which will be Emmanuel"
 Joe Day. who has been in Cleveland n Tor several months, is in the city inc guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Day.
 Major and Mrs. Frederick B. Dodge en- tertained a party of friends at Dutch supper at their home on Ensley Highlands Thursday night in honor of Mir. and Mrs. | John H. Jones, who leave shortly for | Chicago, where they will reside in the i'm mediate future. Mr Jones recently re- l signed as general master mechanic of tho 1 steel mill and blast furnaces. A large number or guests were present Miss Wilmoth Hickman is at home from school for the holidays with her narents MT. and Mrs. R. s. Hickman, at Shady Side Miss Carrie NTitchel, who has been at tending school in Georgia will spend the holidays at Fairview with her parents. | The Christmas exercises which were to | nave been at the Wylam Presbyterian | church last evening, were postponed un- | Ill tomorrow evening. The change was | made to allow those who are busy with the holiday trade an opportunity to attend | the exercises.
 The official Christmas programme of the | Elks, which is in the hands of Henry l Keller. will be ready for publication | Sunday morning. The lodge has prepa red an interesting hour and half of music and short addresses, which will be deliy- cred by well known citizens, among whom are the Rev. H. T. Walden. Thomas R
 Walker of Vivian, Ira Sandfer and oth- !