The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
News of Ensley

The programme for the fourth annual
| musicale of the Ensley Methodist Episco-
pal Baraca class has been completed. The
musicale will be given at the Ensley
opera house Friday evening, May Q. The
programme in full follows:
PART 1.
"Cujus Anlmam," Stabat Mater (Ros-
sinD-Mrs. Sydney Swami.
'Sing On" Denza)-Miss Margaret
| Travers.
II Hear You Calling (MarshalD lD-Mr.
Arthur Thomas.
Reading, Kentucky Belle CWoolson)-
Mr.. S. II. Beddow.
"Invictus" IIuhn)-Mr. Jack Thomas.
"Slave Song" (Tours)-Miss Evelyn Go
| ing.
Duet, 1.-TWO Beggars" (Wilson)-Messrs.
| Jack and Arthur Thomas.
PART H.
| Quartet, "See How the Splendor Shines
| (PinsutD Travers and Going,
Messrs. Thomas.
Banjo Song (Homer)-Miss Evelyn
| Going.
Songs of Araby" CNevin)-Mr. Idris
Thomas.
Humorous reading (selected)-Mrs. Sam
7. Kennedy.
"Ciascun 10 Dice" Donlzettn- Mar
garet Travers.
| Trio (Selected)-Messrs. Thomas.
| Mrs. Sydney Swami, accompanist
| Several changes in officials of the Sem
et-Solvay company plants at Ensley and
| Tuscaloosa have been announced official
| Iy. A. II. Hilleke, who Is announced as
district superintendent, has charge of the
| affairs of the company in Alabama; A.
G. Overton is superintendent of the Ems
ley plant and s. w. Miller of Tusca-
| loosa plant. There is no change in the
management of the plants from that of
the past six months except in the official
| titles of the positions held by the men
| named.
Both of the Wylam teams won from
Pratt City yesterday afternoon in the
soccer football contests. which were
played in Pratt City. The first eleven OF
Wylam won to l, while the second
eleven scored to o.
| free musicale will be given at the
Ensley High school Wednesday evening
| under the auspices of the school improve
ment association The programme is as
follows:
fa) Dance (Schubert-LiszD (b) Pre-
lude" (Grieg)-Miss Lowela Hanlin.
"Thy Blue Eyes" (Bohm)-Miss Mary
Lee Broderick.
.srhe Bondelero" Leslie)-Mr. Robert
Morgan.
1 Wis nj,
Loves Trinity" OeKoven)-Mr. Erin
FarleyN
| (a) "The Songs My Mother Sang
| CBohn): Ob) 1.-THE Daisy (Ardite)-Mlss
Mary L. Broderick.
King" (Schubert)-Mr. Robert Morgan.
| (a) "The Boat" CWare); CD sing Me
to Sleep (Greene)-MissT Leona DAVIS.
"Rhapsodie Du Avergne' (Saint-Saens)
Miss Lowela Hanlin.
| "Machusla' (MacMurrough)-Mr ERIN
| Farley.
Aria and rondo from La somnambula'
| (BellinD-Mrs. III. ]. Kribs.
| At the morning service at the hnsies
/ Methodist church sacrament Will pc ao-
ministered. : special programme for the
s o'clock service has been arranged py
the Epworth league.
Bishop E. P. Allen of Mobile will con-
| firm large class at st. Anthony 5 oa'h-
olic chuch in Ensley this morning al
! the 10:30 mass.
The Rev. George e. Boyd will deliver
| the Grafton at the knights OF Fytnias
| memorial services to be held at hut-
ledge Springs this afternoon at O'CLOCK
| A special missionary programme mas
| been arranged for the Sunday scnoo
| service at the Ensey Methodist cnurcn
The programme is as follows: 'Corea'
Mrs Kate Truss; recitation, Kate Nelson
Turnipseed song by the juniors; lesson
recitation, Margaret Keenon; song, Eiolse
Harris; recitation. Elaine Kennedy song
the Glenn girls; song by primary depart l.
ment The service will begin at 9:St
| O clock and will be under the auspices
of the missionary society.
| At the Ensley Baptist church this morn
| ing the Rev. A. X. Wright will nave
| for his subject 1.-The Christian Life Al
| the evening service 'The Way to Heav-
en-"
| At the Ensley Christian church the Rev.
NJ. M. Blair will preach in the morning
on Christ in America" Evening service
at 7:45 o'clock. u
The Rev. L. E. Brubaker will preach
Sunday on,'No Handicaps in Gods Serv-
| ice.' and at the evening service the
Foolish Virgins
j. P. Clayton and Miss Sa1lie Monroe
of Millersville are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Mcdonald on Avenue H.
| w. f. Gould of the Ensley fire depart
ment IS taking 10 day vacation, which
he Is spending at home in Pratt City.
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