The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27
ENSLEY.
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Easter music will constitute aslarge
part of the services in the various
churches in the Ensley district today.
Anthems, solos and orchestral music
will speak joyfully of the, Easter
morning, and unusual crowds are ex>
pected in attendance at all services.
The following programme will be
given at the Ensley Highlands Meth
odist church this morning: Anthem,
Awake Up, My Glory" (Barnby);
anti EN-, THE Lord Is Risen" Gabriel ;
solo, Triumph" Mrs. j. D. Nicholas;
offertory, violin solo, Lullaby" (Joce~
lyn- Godard), Miss Esther Gill. Eve
ming service: Anthem, 20 Be Joyfur'
(Ashevilie); anthem, He Rose ana
Left the Grave" (Danks); violin solo,
Evening star" Miss Gill.
First Baptist Church--Special music
by choir Sunday morning. AT the eve
ming services the Easter caatata,
Life After DEATH" will be rendered
by the choir and local talent. The
cantata is composed of many chorus
parts quartets, duets and solos. and
with the fine arrangement of voices
in this choir it promises to be I'M
usually interesting.
The Ensley Highlands Presbyterian
church has arranged a special pro-
gramme for the service this morning.
The choir will sing Christ, Our Pass
over and Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Today" as anthems. Charles Edwards
will render Fear Not, o Israeli as 81
solo, and Mrs. H. J. Cummings Will
sing EASTER Day Has Crowned Him
King"
The choir of the First Methodist
church. under the direction of Arthur
Thomas, will render two Easter
anthems this morning, "All Men. All
Things" and He Is Risen"
THREAD OF THE STORY CLUB
An interesting meeting of the Thread
of the Story club was held with Mrs.
A. G. Overton in Norwood. The pro-
gramme was on home mission work
and follows: Roll call, favorite scrip
ture quotations; paper, The Mission
airy Movement of the Twentieth Cen
fury" Mrs. Mamie Hay; criticism,
christianity and the Social Crisis
(Rausenhisch). Mrs. N. r. Baker; dis
cussion, (a) is the church meeting the
needs of the day." OBJ What is 1t
doing for the average man, the poor,
The hostess served a salad course.
HI. w. ALMON
|. H. w. Almon, age IS, who, FOR the
past, eight years, was desk sergeant
at the Ensley city hall, died at his
home at Fountain Heights Friday eve
ming following an attack of acute in
digestion. Mr. Almon was one of the
best known men of the district, hav,
in. 49,
and the Ensley district
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, 1907 Twelfth avenue
north, this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Rev, w. G. Henry of the Eleventh
Avenue Methodist church officiating
and with Globe lodge, No. ISL, A. F. &
A. NJ, of Ensley, in charge at the
grave. Interment will be at Elmwood
The deceased is survived by his widow
and six sons, ]. C. and J. L. Almon, OF
OHIO; w. H., NJ. H.. L. X, and A. A., oil
the Birmingham district
The active pallbearers will be Capt
T. A. Cochran, Capt T. e. English, DR.
r. S. Loyelady, J. c. Brewer, E. l.. Lay.
ton. w. c. Abbott, 7. DeWalt Craia
and M. G. Gunter. The honorary pail
bearers will be DR.. " c. Kissel. DR.
c. N. Carraway, F. T. Key DIR. r. A
Hambrich w. d. Shumate, l. A. Miller
ii. "A. MCGOWAN and G. A. Flummer.
ADAMS-GENTRY
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Carter Adams, and Mr. Nat A
Gentry, Jr, was beautiful but quiet
affair of the Easter season, the cere-
mony taking place at the home of tbs
brides parents on Ensley Highlands
yesterday morning at II o'clock. Rev
David M Gardner, pastor of the First
Baptist church, officiating
Easter lilies and unshaded tapers
. formed the background for the brida
party as they stood under an arch OF
spring blossoms. The ring ceremony
was used
Following the ceremony which wa.
. witnessed by relatives and number o
college and school friends of the bride
!, the, young couple left for Tyler, Tex.
where the groom is junior member o.
the law firm OF Gentry & Gentry
The bride was girlishly beautiful in ;
travelling suit of reindeer color with ac
! cessories to match, and wore a corsag
!, of Killarney roses and valley lilies Sh
| was member of the 1921 graduatin:
!. class of Ensley High school, and wa
one of the most charming members o
? the school set.