The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-25
NEWS OF ENSlEY

The wonders of Alladins lamp dis closed no greater surprises than the magic that transformed a half-barrei of sugar en route from New Orleans to local firm in Ensley to 3s quarts oi liquor Charles Brown, negro, who, it is alleged. had ordered the whisky lost not only the liquor which is now in possession of the federal authorities but received a fine of s75 in Ensley police court. A case is also pending against him in the United States court
 The Ensley churches will combine in union Thanksgiving service to be held Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church, with Rev. w. p. McGlawn pre- siding. Rev. J. E. Hixson will give a scripture reading. Rev Claude Orear will read the Presidents Thanksgiving proclama tion. Rev. T. N. Lennox will
 deliver the address, and the prayer will be offered by Rev A. K. Wright A special musical programme has been ar ranged.
 Stonewall chapter, United Daughters of the Confectionery, will hold a spe- cfal meeting Tuesday afternoon at 23o o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. w.
 Brown, Twenty first street, at which time business of importance will De discussed. All members are requested to be present.
 Federation day will be observed by the Sesame club Wednesday afternoon
 at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. W. L. Murdoch
 will make an address on the work of
 the federation, with Mrs. D. A. Echols as hostess. 1747 Thirtieth street, Hill-
 top.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church will hold
 parcel post sale at the home of Mrs.
 H. c. Russell. Avenue E, Monday aft- ernoon at 3 o'clock to take the place of the regular monthly social The
 public is invited to attend MT. and Mrs W. R. Mcclure have named their small son Thomas. The small son of MT. and Mrs. Cos sctt is seriously i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. R. W Russell and Miss Ro- berta Russell are spending the week end in Chattanooga and will be pres- Silt Mouudy dI rOTt OG1eCnOfpe, when the boys receive their commissions. Among those to receive commissions is their son and brother, w. & Russell. Mrs John Diggins of Ensley is at the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- road company's hospital suffering from blood poison, the result of an acci- dent of last week.
 Among the churches today: First Bap- Arr A Y IL ! morning theme. "A Vision of Souls. j Evening. Paul Before Felix" 1 First Christian: Rev. T. N. Lennox vii have for his morning topic, "Christ's l Standard"
 First Presbyterian: Rev. J. E. Hix- son will take for his morning subject 1 The Spirit of Thanksgiving' Evening Christ and Christianity
 l First Methodist: Rev. Claude Orear
 Sunday morning theme "The New City,
 Evening, .The Simplicity of Christi
 Ensley Highland Methodist: Rev. w. P | McGlavin. Morning, "Thanksgiving. |,
 Evening services to be evangelistic l Shadyside Methodist: Rev j. H. liar.
 ris. Morning sermon topic, "Conditions
 of Discipleship." Evening, "The Living 1 At the Fairfield churches. Pr Walker of Woodlawr will be heard
 at Plunkett Memorial, while Rev. Huck. | aby will fill his regular appointment al the Methodist Fairview churches. 1 At Fairview Methodist church, Rev A H. Majors, pastor. Installation of the ! board of stewards at the morning serv- ice. Evening sermon topic, "The 1 Churches Our Great Need" Fairview Presbyterian Rev J. c. Me- Queen, pastor. Evening sermon topic, The Old Story Ever New" Special music.
 Hunter Street Baptist church: Rev. l.. appointments