The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
NEWS OF ENSLEy

The members of the Steel City lodge. No. 156, Woodmen of the World will hold their regular quarterly social at their hall on Monday evening, beginning ait S o'clock. They will entertain the ladies circle and an interesting programme is be- ing arranged for the occasion. The pro- gramme includes number of musical selections and several short addresses. Among the visitors to be present will be Head Advisor H. l.. Elkourle and Sover- eign Auditor W. M. Crawford who will be the guests of the local lodge. The so- cials which have been given by the Steel City lodge always proved to be very en- joyable and well attended. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
 ". T. Dawson and R. E. Burl5s were elected delegates and A. M. Piper and F. M. Arnold as alternates to attend the reunion of the Confederate Veterans, which will be held in Birmingham in May by the members of Camp Pat Cleburu United Confederate Veterans, of this city The members of the local camp are look ing forward to very enjoyable occasion and are. very much interested over the reunion.
 
 Five delegates were elected to attend the Bessemer district conference of the Methodist church, which will be held at Montevallo on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. The delegates of the Ensley Methodist church are: Rev. E. T. Waits George R. Byrum, H. c. Russell, J. E. Winning and F. J. Webb. They will leave early Tuesday morning and expect to return Wednesday night.
 At the morning services at the Ensley1 Methodist church today the music will be furnished by the members of the teen- age department of the Sunday school The Rev. B. T. Waits will use as his suo- ject, Life Is What We Make It." at the Il o'clock service, and in the evening at 7:30 o'clock his subject will be, "Charac- ter's Power"
 The opening Services of an evangelistc campaign to be put on by the Christian churches of the Birmingham district, will begin at Ensley Christian church., of which the. Rev. Thomas Lennox is pas tor The campaign will be conducted by the Rev. Lowell c. McPherson of New York City, who is widely known ir eyangelistic work. The services in this city will begin today and will be held each evening for two weeks.
 The members of the four literary so- cieties of the Ensley High School will present "The Fortune, Hunter" in the high school auditorium on Thursday eve ming, March 30 beginning at o'clock Practice is being held daily, and the play premises to be one of the best that has ever been held at the local school.
 A change has been made in the musicale to be given under the auspices of Class 47 of the Ensley Methodist church and the entertainment will be given next Fri day evening at o'clock at the Elks home on Avenue D. The programme will include numbers by several well known artists. Four prizes will be given to the ones selling the largest number of tickets. They are watch for the boy, a four weeks book of tickets to the pie ture show for the girl, and three and a two weeks book for the two next in order.
 A programme on missions will be rem dered at the regular meeting of the Ep- worth league of the Ensley Methodist church this evening, beginning at 6:30 o'clock, in the basement of the church. The meeting will be led by Miss Hattie Wyatt Fancer the programme including a talk on the life of Livingston by Miss Scruggs of Norwood and a vocal solo by Miss Rita Chisolm.
 A debate will take the place of the usual programme at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor union of the First Presbyterian church this evening at 6:oo o'clock The subject of the debate will be, Resolved, That Moses Was Greater Prophet Than John the Baptist" The affirmative will be taken by Miss Gladys by Miss Marion Bowman and w. B. Free man.