The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-10
NEWS OF ENS[EY

A good game was played yesterday afternoon on Munger Field, when the football team of Ensley High met Cen tral High team in closely fought bat tie, with the score in favor of the lat ter. Ensleys team was outmatched in weight by Central team. On the hrst quarter Central made two touchdowns. Quarterback Hossler, in tackllns a Central High boy, was laid out in the second quarter, but came again in the second half The Ensley High student body claimed the best representation, and displayed more enthusiasm. The Central High coach gave the losing team credit for playing one of the cleverest games he ever witnessed. Strategic plays made by Erskine lid more were features of the game, while connor Mays and Hossler made some strong plays.
 The board of stewards and the mis- sionary society of the First Methodist church entertained last evening with a joint reception in compliment to Rev. B. T. Waites, their former pastor, and Rev. Claude O'Rear, the new pastor, formerly of Avonda1e. Quite an en- joyable evening was spent. splendid musical programme was rendered, aft CT which refreshments were served. Rev. and Mrs. Waites leave today for visit to the pastors father in south Alabama, before entering upon his new duties as presiding elder of the Roan- oke district.
 The series of evangelistic services which are being conducted at the Fair view Presbyterian church by the pas tor, Rev. J. c. Mcqueen, assisted by Rev. W. H. Richardson of Nashville, Tenn, state evangelist of the south ern Presbyterian church, will come to close Sunday night. Rev. Richardson will use as his text Sunday morning, "Old Time Religion" Special music, with solo by Mrs. c. A. Hassler, with Mrs. J. R. White accompanist. Evening sermon topic, Home"
 At the First Methodist church Sum- day morning Rev. J. c. Morris will oc cupy the pulpit. In the evening Rev F. Q. Kimbrough will preach.
 The Ensley forces in the campaign for raising the S75,000 asked of Birmingham for the Y. M. c. A. and Y w c. A. vel " NulN, WillCu IS to De set Tn motion Monday a. 2 meeting at the Tutwiler, are under Gen. H. S Meade.
 Miss Susie Brown Andres of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Miss Myrtle Gay
 News has been received in Ensey of the death of Mrs Carrie r. Morrow at the home of her son, W. $. Morrow, at Champion, Thursday afternoon. Funeral services will be conducted this morning from the chapel at Elmwood cemetery Mrs. Morrow was I5 years old She was widely known and much beloved by a host of friends. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Berney R. Russell of Bessemer and a son, M S. Morrow of Champion.
 Miss Chrissie Champion, who for sev- eral years has been a member of the faculty of the Moore school in Enslay has taken up her new duties as editor of the primary department of the Edu- cational Exchange, with offices in the Title Guarantee building in Birmingham. Miss Champion is a graduate of the State Normal college at Troy and has had several years of successful primary work, which especially fits her for her new position.
 Rev. l.. A. Reazor, former pastor os Grace Presbyterian church of Enslcy. now of New Market, is in such ill health he has been advised by his physicians to quit the ministry.