The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
ENSLEY

The revival services which have been in progress at the First Bap- tist and Pike Avenue Baptist churches of Ensley, for the past two weeks will be concluded at the Sunday eve ming service. These meetings ha'e been well attended and 29 additions have been made at the First church. while B have been received into the Pike Avenue church.
 The majority of these new members will receive the ordinance of baptism at the morning and evening services today at both churches. At o'clock this morning a sunrise prayer meet ing will be held by the women of the Pike Avenue church. The ser mons at the First church will be preached by the pastor. Rev. David M. Gardner. and the morning sermon of the Pike Avenue church, will be delivered by Rev Theo Harris, pastor. while the evening sermon at this church will be delivered by Rev. l.. !. Hearn of Vivian. who has been as- sisting the pastor during the revival. Mothers Day will be observed at both churches this morning.
 The boys Hi-Y class of the Ensley High school will entertain at a ban quet Friday evening. May 19, in the ball room of the Southern club. The guests on this occasion will be the members of the Hi-Y classes of the Central High school and woodia wn High school. A number of prominent Y. NJ C. A. officials will be the speakers for the evening, while lovely musical program is also being arranged
 Pay Day at Plants
 Business conditions in the Ensley district are steadily improving as was manifested yesterday afternoon and vening when tn edowntown streets were crowded as the result of the pay roll which was distributed Thursday afternoon at steel plant and yesterday afternoon at the various mines of the district.
 R. L. Moore. the newly elected secretary of the Benevolent, Protec- tive Order of Elks No. 9S7, will he installed at the regular meeting of the lodge Monday evening. Mir. Moore was elected to succeed Edward A.. Warneck. who recently resigned to go into other business fields. Mir. Warneck had served the local lodge in the capacity of secretary for the past seven years and 1t was with regret that his resignation was ac- cepted
 Mrs. Herman Harper
 Funeral services for Mrs Herman Harper. who was instantly killed Fri day evening about o'clock when sfse was struck by street car on the North Bessemer car line. will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from ,he home of Mir. and Mrs. James C. Fitz- patrick, 1895 Twenty eighth street, the Rev. L. c, Sturdivant officiating.
 The remains will be shipped to Grand Rapids. Mich. this afternoon. by the Echols & Angwin undertaking establishment. where interment will be made.
 The deceased is survived by her husband, D. H. Harper. and two small sons Thomas and Don.
 Country Fair
 The country fair which was given Friday evening in the basement of the First Methodist church under the auspices of the Epworth league proved most enjoyable affair. At tractive booths were placed about the large room, and arranged so as to face each other. forming a midway. From these booths candy. honey coat ed popcorn. red, lemonade. Coney f-Island sandwiches and chewing gum were sold. Whistles and balloons were also on sale.
 The diversions for the evening con-