The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-13
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Special services will mark the opening of the main auditorium of the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church at the morning services at II o'clock today. The new church has just been completed and Ensey Highlands. It is built of brown stone at cost of over sl6,oo0
 The church was organized in 1901 by the Rev F. L. Wear. who served as it's pas tor for four years. He was followed by the Rev l.. A. Reagor, who served as pastor of the church for the next eight years. The Rev l.. E. Brubalxer. the present pastor, has served the church since then, year and half
 The following programme will be car rid out at the morning services today:
 Voluntary, piano, violin and clarinet; invocation Gloria Patri; hymn No. 291; Scripture reading; anthem. 70, Come. Let Us Sing" offertory; hymn No. 27s; pray-s err anthem 70 How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings, sermon. "The Churchs Pow er' hymn No 2S6; benediction.
 The following programme will be car ried out at the evening services at S o'clock: Voluntary. piano, violin and clar- inet; hymn No. 270; Scripture sentences;
 invocation; anthem, Sing His Praises;'' Scripture reading; hymn No 266; prayer: anthem. Wake the Song of Jubilee" offertory; hymn No 2S1; sermon; hymn No. 257; benediction.
 The members of the choir are: Choir leader, Stephen Allsopp; organist, Mrs. B. A. Tharpe: violin Ronald I. Lynch; clarinet Peter Pirotte; sopranos. Mrs. H. J. Cummings. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, Mrs. R. w. Russell, Miss Rita Chisholm and Miss Roberta Russell; altos Mrs Rush Hickman. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Lena Kelly Smith tepors John Ander- son, c. H. Fink w. O. Downs. A. Scholl; bass, D. Barrett, F. H. Cheesbrough. B Wade. R. s. Hickman and John Me Mutt.
 The officers of the church are: Elders, R. s. Hickman and R. w. Russell; dea- cons. r. H. Tyler. R W. Vaughn and J H. Jones: trustees. R. s. Hickman, R. w. Russell and E. T. Myrick.
 Sunday school officers and teachers: Superintendent R. w. Russell: assist ant superintendent, J. A. Scholl; secre- tary, Harvey Thomas assistant secre- tary, Roy Johnston; treasurer, H ]. Cummings; organist, Mrs. J. A. Bur- gin; junior department, teachers, Mrs. N Drake j. A. Simpson and P. H. Tyler; beginners department: Mrs. ]. A. Simp- son, Mrs. H. ]. Cummings. Mrs. J. H. Reader Mrs. C. C. Burke and Miss Marie Hickman: intermediate department, Mrs. J. B. Simpson, Mrs E. T. Myrick, Mrs. J. A Dupuy and c. E. Tyler; primary department, Mrs. J. A Scholl. Miss Edith Leonard Miss Margaret Wright, Miss Ro- berta Russell, Miss Grace Hillhouse, Miss Ruth Morrow and Miss Blanche Glass; adult class, Roy Golf.
 The delegates appointed by the Ensley club to go to Montgomery to protest against the raise of the coal rates by the railroads. will leave early tomorrow morning for the capital. The delegation is composed of M. H. McDowell, R. s. Hickman, C. C. Burke, J. M. Donald son and w. R. Stewart. They are ex- pecting to return tomorrow night. The Ensley club. at q meeting last Tuesday night, passed resolution protesting against the proposed raise of coal rates.
 Funeral services over the remains of Virginia Mae Dean, the 2s-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Dean, who died yesterday morning about 5 O o'clock, at the family residence on Haw- thorne. avenue, following an Illness of one week. will be conducted this after
 
 The Rev. w. I. Powell. pastor of the Simpson Methodist church.. and the Rev J. A. Bryan, pastor of the Third Pres- byterian church of Birmingham, will of- ficiate. Interment will follow at the Elm wood cemetery.
 Coroner Charles l.. Spain investigated the killing of John Locl<jell, who died Friday about noon, following an accident in Wylam, and ordered the body to be prepared for burial. He stated that from what evidence he could gather a team was tug away and was beyond the conf driver, Jim Stallwood, when the a,> nened.
 Mir. LocA, fatally injured Thurs day night as .> tepped off Wylam car by being struck by runaway team. He came to this city about a week ago in this country Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon from Echols & Angwin's chapel. Interment will follow at Oakland cemetery.
 The regular meeting of the Ensley club will be held Tuesday night in the in- ferior courtroom at 7:30 o'clock. Several matters of importance will be taken up including the report of the delegation which will go to Montgomery to protest against the raise fin the coal rates byi the railroad companies and the report from the committee which went before the city commissioners about the change of transfer places which the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company has made.
 The meeting of the Ensley Playground a finn vuyfu he hald Ttaadav affor-