The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
ALABAMA SYNOD ID.
 MEET AT ENSLEY.
Ensley Plans Big Celebration on Armistice Day-To Pre-
 sent Jazz Wedding

meet at the Ensley Highlands Pres byterian church Tuesday. November l. for a two-day conference. Dele gates from practically every town in the state will be present at this meeting and will begin arriving in the city tomorrow morning
 Mrs. W. M. Crawford will preside over the conference and many fla nous women speakers will attend this meeting and deliver addresses.
 The following Is the programme:
 Tuesday afternoon: Registration of delegates; 2:50 o'clock, executive committee meets.
 Tuesday evening, s o'clock: Music by choir. Devotional by Mrs. J. NJ. Broadly. Vocal solo by Miss Ellen Dupuy. Address by Mrs. Andrew Todd Taylor of Philadelphia. An nouncements. Benediction by Rev. L, E. Brubaker.
 Wednesday morning, s:so o'clock: Hymn. Prayer. Reports of the fol- lowing officers. Corresponding sec- retary and treasurer, Mrs. w. D. Moody; associate membership secre- tary, Mrs. Fannie H. Jones; literary. and educational secretary, Mrs. H. J. Cummings; young peoples secretary, Mrs. E. C. Payne; freedmen's secre- tary. Mrs. L. F. Goodwin; overseas secretary, Mrs. Hal Mullins. Confer ence on methods, led by Mrs. Andrew Todd Taylor. Devotional by Mrs. J. A. Dupuy.
 Recess for display of literature and committee work.
 Wednesday afternoon, 1:30 o'clock: Hymn. Prayer Minutes of morn ing session. Business hour. reports of committees, etc. Installation of officers. Address by Mrs Leila Winn. Vocal solo by Mrs. w T. Ward.
 Delegates should send name to Mrs. E. T. Myrick, Nineteenth avenue, Ensley, stating what train they will arrive on. so that the executive conn mittee can have an auto at the sta ton to convey the delegate to the church.
 Dwelling Damaged
 The residence of R. A. Lowry, S004 Prince street was considerably dam aged by fire yesterday afternoon about o'clock. The fire was dis covered by people passing by 1t in the street, as there was no one in the house at the time. but before the Ensley and Fairfield fire companies could reach the address the fire had gained considerable headway. How ever, when the fire companies arrived upon the scene 1t was soon under control.
 Considerable damage was caused by water The cause of the fire is unknown.
 Armistice Day
 Many preparations are being made in Ensley to observe Armistice Day on Friday, November Il. in com memoration of the signing of the ar mistic between the German and allied armies. The schools of the city will declare a holiday and most of the business houses have agreed to close.
 It Is expected that action will be taken by the new civic club recently organized at the next meeting, Tues day, when committee on arrange ments will be elected, 1t is said.
 Among other features on the sug- gested programme are school chill dren demonstrations, speeches, pa rade and bonfires at night and foot ball game between Ensley High and Jefferson County High.
 Jaxs Wedding
 Jazz Wedding" a minstrel show ana playlet, will be presented in Ems Elks' hall by Poplar Grove, 1SS, 1 Woodmen of the World. East Lake. This show has been produced in sew eral parts of the city within the past few weeks. and has met with the hearty approval of all who have seen it, it is stated.
 Many well known local people will l take part in the production and the lines of the play are said to be ex- funny.
 The proceeds of the play will go to- ward a fund to help the widows and orphans of deceased Woodmen.
 Church Services
 First Christian Church. Rev. J. L. | Alderson, pastor: Subject for morn ing service, The Power of the Cross.' Subject for evening service, "The Other Side"
 First Methodist church, Rev. J. c. Psrsinger, pastor: Morning subject | The TWO Glasses In the Church-the One That Wins and the One That Falls" The evening services will be in charge of the Epworth League l and will be presided over by Miss | Laine Smith, president.
 First Presbyterian church: Pulpit l will be supplied at morning service | by visiting minister. No evening | service.
 Ensley Highlands Methodist church, | Rev. l.. G. Sturdivant pastor. Subject | for the morning service, The Great | Builder" Evening subject. "A Bad 
 St. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. Edmonds Bennett, rector: The serv- ices this morning will be preached by visiting minister, as the pas tor is absent doing diocese work in other parts of the state. No eve hing service or communion.
 Hunter Street Baptist church, Rev. Judson Martin, pastor: Morning serv- Ices preached by the pastor and eve- ming services preached by Rev. D. D. Ensley of Birmingham.
 Shady Side Methodist church. Rev. ]. H. Harris, pastor; Subject for the sermon, Some Characteris- .ics of a Christian" Evening subject pot announced.
 .Fairview Methodist church. Rev. M 9. Wilson, pastor: Subject for the sermon, Signs of the Times" and the evening subject will ,e Absolute Surrender"
 Pike Avenue Baptist church, Rev. yyL-|- s l. fx..- IL