The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
committee will be appointed to inves tigate this matter.

 A very large and successful church social was held Friday night at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church. Over 250 people attended the affair. which was held in the Sunday school rooms of the church and a very en- Joyable time was had by those pres ent. The rooms were decorated in ivy and golden rod and cut flowers. The lights were covered with Japanese lan- terms, which shed a soft glow through the rooms. In musical contest guests were divided into groups of 10 each and were assigned one of the old fa- miliar songs to sing by means of a small card containing the number of their group and letter of the song to be sung. Later the guests retired to the church auditorium. where a pro- gramme of four numbers by the West End quartet, three readings by Mrs. Shook Keith of Fairfield and a solo by Mrs. Steele were given. salad course was served by the ladies of the church following the programme. The regular meeting of the Steel City lodge No. 156. Woodmen of the World. will be held Monday night and the second degree will be conferred upon 20 candidates. The local lodge is rapidly growing in membership and leads all other w. O. w. lodges in the
 
 members. The Jolly Boys of Jefferson county will hold their regular meeting Mon day night in the Masonic hall on Ave nue E at o'clock. Stephen Allsopp,
 president of the organization, will pre- side.
 An evangelistic campaign, the slo- gan of which is Win One to Get One Hundred" will be opened by the Ems ley Methodist church at the II o'clock
 services this morning. The campaign will continue two weeks and all of the | members of the church have pledged themselves to bring one new member j, to the church before rally day, which will be held Sunday, october 3. In con- | nection with the programme promotion | day will be held Sunday, September 26, and the children of the various Sun I day school classes will be promoted | The Rev. B. T. Waites, pastor, will | Ease in Zion"
 Funeral services over the remains of little Cecil Cornell. the 3-year-old son
 of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Cornell, who died | Friday afternoon at the family resi-
 dence at Cottage Hill, were held yes l terday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
 was at Cottage Hill cemetery. | The Ensley Wesley House will open | it's fall session Monday morning with | Miss Dorothy Grim in charge and Miss
 Eva Dorton assistant. The schedule fol next week is as follows: Monday, kin
 dergarten at S:45 Monday morning; the
 night school at 7:S0 o'clock in the 1 evening. the kitchen garden and little
 housekeeping classes in the afternoon | at 2:15. Tuesday, the cooking class tc
 be opened at 2:S0 o'clock in the. after
 noon with a party. Friday. the sewing class in the afternoon.
 ! Dr. E. w. Grey has returned from Florence. where he has been visiting his parents Mrs. Grey and little sor will remain there for several weeks
 Serg. Alex Cochran will leave thfi
 afternoon for West Point, Ga. to spend his vacations
 c. F. Camp, who has been visiting
 friends in this city. will return tt
 Petersburg. Va. Sunday night. Miss Ruth Stamps, who has beer visiting friends in this city, has re- | turned to Gadsden.
 Miss Eva Dorton of the Wesle, l House has returned from her vaca- ton.
 There will be meeting of the Wom ans Missionary society of the Fair view Methodist church Monday after.
 noon at 230 o'clock at the church. The subject of the meeting is, Christian 1 Stewardship and Temperance" Tn,
 leaders are Mrs R. w. Bremmer ant l Mrs. Obenchafn.