The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-27

a short programme. Superintenuent ]. W. Minor will award diplomas to the graduating class of each department and certificates of promotion to all other pupils. The pastor, the Rev. A K Wright, will award Kings teacher diplomas to the class who have com plctea the convention normal manual course in teacher training.
 The Rev. T. R. McCarty and the Rev. Robert Echols of Birmingham will occupy the pulpit at the Ensley Methodist church today owing to the absence of the Rev. George l.. Jenkins, pastor of the church, who is away attending the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of
 Odd Fellows convention at Atlantic City. as one of the delegates from the grand
 lodge of Alabama.
 l Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Lee who died at an in | firmary in Birmingham early yesterday
 morning, will be conducted this after
 noon at 2:So o'clock from the family resi- dence. 2601 Avenue l.. Interment will fol- 1 low at Oakland cemetery. She Is survived by one daughter, Miss waunetta Lee, of
 this city. ! A special programme has been arranged for the promotion and rally day exer-
 oises at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian
 church. which will be held today. Owing to these exercises the Sunday school will
 be held at 1o:15 o'clock this morning in-
 stead of 10:45 o'clock, the regular Sunday school hour A large number of chill dren will receive their certificates of pro-
 motion.
 There will be a joint entertainment of the Steel City lodge No. 1b6. Woodmen of the World, and the Ladies' Circle at the Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue E fornnrrovy nf0hf of a'plocE An fnteregt- ing musical programme is being arranged. for the occasion. Refreshments will be served.
 Owing to the recent unfavorable wealth. CT. the concert which was to be given this afternoon at Edgewater by the Ten nessee company's concert band, has been postponed until Sunday, october f. The regular meeting of the Tennessee com panys male chorus will be held Tuesday night in it's practice room at the plant. The members of the chorus are look ing forward to a very successful year and have commenced practicing for their
 annual concert. The Chorus consists of
 over 70 voices under the directions of Prof. Stephen Allsopp.
 Dutch supper will be given by the | members of the Steel City lodge No. 19o, Knights of Pythias. in their hall on Ave nue E. at their regular meeting Tues day night Prior to the supper a short business session will be held. An inter- esting programme. which includes several | talks has been arranged and all members | and visitors are cordially invited to at- | tend.
 | In a very fast and exciting soccer foot | ball game the Pratt City eleven defeated | the Ensley eleven in practice game xa, at frr1o mi ffxsf, nf beat h.r A l score of to 9 Both teams played good ball. A large crowd witnessed the game. | The Alabama Association (Soccer) Foot ball league will open next Saturday. The | following teams are scheduled to play: Wylam and Pratt City, at Pratt City, and
 Rlossburg and Cardiff at Cardiff. The Rev. H. M Stevenson will deliver
 an address at the Ensley Highlands Meth odist church next Thursday night MT. Stevenson. who is connected with the state mission board, will talk to the mem bers of the congregation about building church All members are requested to be present.
 City Fireman R. V. Lewis. who was
 injured several days ago by being thrown from the fire wagon. is able to be out again.
 M. D. Culpepper will leave this morn-
 ing for Georgiana. a business trip.
 D. r. Sugg has returned from a 10 days fishing trip.
 Mrs. T. w. Manley of Concord, Ga is the guest of Mrs. W. D. McElhaney, on Avenue G.
 Earl Griffith and F. E. Lindsay left yesterday morning to join a fishing party on the Warrior river
 l.. H. Pennington is i'll at his home on Ensley Highlands.
 Mrs. M. K Johnston has returned from visit to friends in Carrollton.