The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-15

the evening services at the Ensley High land Methodist church today. The morn ing services will be conducted by the
 pastor, the Rev. w. G. Gaston- On Thursday evening the first quarterly con-
 ference of the new year will be held at the church with pr. Studervant pre- siding The Ensley Highland Methodist church has just recently been organized and Is steadily growing in membership.
 Funeral services over the remains of
 Antoinette Dobensky, the 7-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs George Doben- sky, who died Thursday night at a local hospital as result of an accident were conducted from the St. Anthony's Cath
 ollie church yesterday morning. The Rev.
 Father McQuillian officiated. Interment
 followed at the Oakland cemetery. The little girl was struck by a box car on the Louisville and Nashville crossing on Nine teenth street on Tuesday, November 3, and received injuries which resulted in
 her death. She Is survived by her parents and several brothers and sisters. General News Everything is in readiness for the Ba- raca-Philathea district meeting, which will be conducted at the Ensley Baptist church tomorrow eveing at 7:30 o'clock ~t-@N@~- mingham district will be entertained by the members of the Ensiey class. An in teresting programme has been arranged by the Ensley class.
 A lecture will be delivered by the Rev. IS. J. Winchester next Thursday evening at o'clock at the Ensley city hall. The services will be for men only and no ad- mission will be charged The Rev. MT Winchester will use as his subject, Give the Girls a Square Deal" This lecture has been delivered in most of the promi- nent cities of the south. MT Winchester
 is claimed to be one of the greatest and most forceful lecturers on the social evil and single standard movement before the people today.
 The Rev. George L. Jenkins returned yesterday from Sylacauga. where he at tended the North Alabama conference of the Methodist church. MT. Jenkins will occupy the pulpit in both the morning and evening services at the Ensley Methodist church today.
 The regular monthly meeting of Camr Pat Cleyburn, United Confederate Vet
 erans. will be held this afternoon at
 o'clock at the police assembly at the city hall. Several matters of importance
 will be taken up and all members are re- quested to be present.
 The creation motion picture which has been shown in the city for two days will again be shown for the last time this aft ernoon and evening at the Franklin the atre. The picture Is being shown under the auspices of the International Bible Students association and is being wit messed by large crowds. The picture vii
 De commenced at 8 o'clock in the after noon and at o'clock in the evening.
 Sometime Friday night the Seals dry
 goods store was broken into and severa pairs of shoes and other articles were
 stolen. The robbers gained entrance into the store by breaking the lock on thu rear door. Detectives are working on tho case.
 will play the University High school foot
 ball team of Birmingham on Wednesday
 afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Ensle, park Both teams are about equally
 matched and hard-fought game is ex pected.
 J. B. Gross of Washington, D. C., il visiting friends in this city. William Kilgore of Montgomery is wis iting relatives in Ensley.
 Emmett Henderson and E. z. Benton O Columbiana are visiting friends in Ems ley
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Bowers of Birming ham entertained at the Ensley Wesle. house on Friday evening, which was en joyed by a large crowd. Miss Grim, Mis- | Lowell and Miss Dorton of the Ensle. l Wesley house were assisted by Mrs. Rus | sell, Miss Hard and Mrs. Brooks, an, | Messrs. Orlando, Stano and Cheri. Tn | feature of the evening was contest o games. The Italian string orchestra as sisted in the entertainment. Refresh ments were served and an enjoyable tim l was had.