The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-13

Sunday school and Baraca class rooms but owing to the steady increase of members 1t is necessary to have more rooms as quickly as possible.
 The personnel of the four teams and their chairmen is as follows: Team No. 1. Louis G. Smith. chairman; Rev. George E. Boyd. M D. culpepper. Dan Holmes. J. H. Perkins, J. s. Keith, J. M. Donaldson, E. S. Long, T. G. Will Hams, R. E. Chadwick. J. S. Hall
 Team No. 2-H. w. Sparks. chairman; E. B. Pitts, A. E. Wells. R. E. Brown, Hubert DeBardeleben, ". L. Clark. D. J. Hummer, c. Hybart, F. Del. Smith. M M. Johnson, T. J. Springfield, Frank Brush, J. w. Snow, w. J. Glenn, A. M Piper and W. I. Phillips
 Team No. S-W. B. Bridge. chairman; J. H. Long. H. c. Russell J. M. Sessions, O. $. Mackey. T. G. Mackey, F. o. Har- ris, J. w. Brigman. F. F. Butcher, T. L. Barrett, H. G. Stokes, Zack Walker. c. w. Sharpe and J. E. Robbins.
 Team No. 4-W T. Cochran chairman; George Byrum. B. B. Stokes, c. w. Cole, w. E. Turnipseed, Holt Simonton. G. II. Young, c. ". Sanders, M. M. Hughes. J. E. Brown, A. l.. Gaston, J. J. Walker, J. J. McNutt and MT. Shaddick.
 These A men are among the best known citizens of Ensley, all of whom are ac- tive church workers. Under the able pastorate of pr. Boyd the church has grown in activity and membership. Dr. Boyd Is now in his second year here. The El<S picnic will bp bal1 of Gar- mania park tomorrow. Special cars will run from Ensley to the park. The local Bills have been active in drumming up trade for the annual event and large crowd will attend from here.
 One of the prettest weddings of the season was that of Miss Lutie McM Cowan and w. Percy Williams at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. o. c. Cowan, in Terrace Park, last even ins. The Rev. McMilian of Chattanooga, an uncle of the bride, performed the cere- mony. The bride was lovely in white mar quisette over white silk. She carried white sweet peas. No veil was worn Miss Wilmoth Hickman, maid of honor, was ha ndsomely gowned in white over pink silk and carried pink sweet peas. Her bert Williams, brother of the groom, d certion was held. The parlor was deco rated in pink and white flowers and rib hon. Pink and white prevailed through out the house except in the dining room and upstairs, where black eyed Susans were scattered in profuson. Many candles were lighted upon the piano and burned throughout the evening Mrs Cowan is one of Ensley's loveliest young women. Her people are from Tennessee. where they are prominent MT Williams is one of the foremost young -asiness men of the city. short trip will be taken by MT. and Mrs. Williams.
 Mrs. George Donelson received a tele- gram yesterday morning announcing the death in Phoenix Ariz., Tuesday of her brother Joseph Atkins. Mir. Atkins was locomotive engineer, having worked in the Ensley district for several years. He went west for tuberculosis about six months ago. He was about 2S years old and leaves a widow and one child. The body will be sent to Pratt City. where the interment will be made next to the grave of the defeased's father, J. B. At kins, the aged Confederate Veteran sol dier. who died a few days ago.
 The session of the Merchants associa- ton of Ensley was so busy last night that they found no time for the initial election of officers, which has been post poned for several meetings. The evening was taken up with the adoption of the constitution and bylaws. Next Wednes- day night the association will meet and elect the officers. Merchants from Ems ley. Vivian Fairview and Pratt City comprise the association.