The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-14
NEWS OF ENSLEY

l That Ensley people love to sing when an opportunity is given was demonstrated yesterday afternon when 2000 people gath cred al Ensiey park to sing under the dl- rection of MT. Shumway at 2:3O o'clock
 when the thermometer was registering around 95 degrees.
 The hot weather didn't keep them from singing either and Director Shumway was enthusiastic in his praise for the way they responded. The grammar schooi children sang unusually well, which speaks well for the training in the public schools" said MT. Shumway
 The Boys Industrial School band gave six numbers, which were highly enjoyed and applauded by the large audience, %nd the following numbers were sung Till We Meet Again. "Suwanee River" Lii Liza Jane," Dixie" "Howdy" and America"
 Although there was no instrument to ac- company the singers, plans are underway to secure a piano and make the next sings even more enjoyable than this one. A bandstand will be built and seats pro- vided for those attending.
 Next Sunday afternoon at 2:5O the sing will be repeated and the following Sun days the hour of beginning will be | changed to 3 o'clock. The monthly meeting of the Ensley 1 Woman's Civic club will take place at the l library Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock i All members are urged to be present
 as well as women interested in civic inn I movements in Ensley. A number of in teresting reports concerning work ac- lcomplished by committees since the last
 meeting and plans for future work will | be discussed.
 An interesting feature of the meeting
 will be a talk by K. F. Smith, who IS | in charge of the war camp community l service in Birmingham. Mr Smith VII solicit the support of this club in estap-
 fishing war camp community service work | in Ensley. The membership of the Civic l club was recently augmented by the va
 rious literary clubs of the district going en masse.
 Evangelistic services will begin Thurs | day at the Ensley Highland Methodist
 church to continue throug July 27. The ! Rev. J. NJ Glasgow, the pastor, will be as- ! sisted bv the Rev J. A. Haines, who IS now conducting services at the FairvieW
 Methodist church.
 The services will be held twice each
 day, at 10:30 in the morning and O'CLOCK
 in the evening. The public is invited.
 SONG SERVICE l large congregation enjoyed the song service at the FlrSt fIeSpS lei iaii Siioi va
 last evening with the T. c. l. male chorus
 being the special feature The fololw' ling numbers were given "Hallelu1ah Chorus" (Handel); comrades in Arms
 Adams; "Excelsior," T. c. l. chorus 1 offertory, pipe organ: solo. MT. Mac | kenzie. .,,
 A special musical programme will i be given at this church each Sunaay
 evening during the summer. The Rev
 c. B Tomb is the pastor.
 A marriage of interest to a numoef of Ensley friends, where the groom IS we'll known was that of Miss Jane
 Willard Adams of Tuscaloosa to An drew O'Byrne. The ceremony LOOK place at the home of the bride during the past week. Mir and Mrs. O'Bsrnt will make their home in Ensley Miss May Louise Beckbam of Chat | tanooga has arrived to visit Miss Car rie Beckham, and will be one of thf
 attendants at the Beckham Amor | wedding