The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-22
.NSLEY

The track team from the Ensley High school left yesterday morning for Auburn where they will partici- pate in the track meet of High schools of the state to be staged at the Alabama Polytechnical institute today. This team made splendid showing at the track meat which was held recently in Tuscaloosa and the student body is expecting the team to win some of the highest honors in the contests.
 The Ensley team is composed of Harold Allen, Preston Hassler, Ernest Mott, Harold Mendenhall. Fred Martin, Horwell Broughton, Kernan Vowell, Lester Spring, Har- old Tinklepaugh, and Wilbur Peck. They were accompanied to Auburn by Coach Claude Sizemore.
 AbeIe-Durham
 The announcement of a wedding which came in the nature of a sur prise to the many friends of the con tracing parties was that of Miss Nell Durham, daughter of Mir and Mrs. K. D. Durham, and Mir Elmer Abele, son of Mir. and Mrs w. J. Aeele. The ceremony was solemnized Thursday morning at S:3O o'clock at the home of Rev. J. E. Hixon, on Delta avenue. The youthful couple left immediately on a motor trip to Signal Mountain, Tennessee. and points in Georgia
 Mrs. Frank E. Curtis. of Birminx- ham and Mrs. D. E. Wilson, will be hostesses at the Saturday afternoon bridge club, at the Woodward golf and country club, this afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock. Bridge will be the di- version until AIS after which danc- ing will be enjoyed. All members of the club are cordially invited to be present.
 Will Install Pastor
 Rev. John F, Logemann, member of the Southern Presbytery, will be for mally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Ensley Sum day evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The installation commission ap- pointed by the presbytery is com posed of Rev. W. R. Dobyns, of the South Highlands Presbyterian church, who will preside and deliver the in- stallation sermon; Rev. J. A. Mac Sporran, of the First Presbyterian church, of Birmingham, who will de- liver the charge to the congrega- tion; Rev. s. o. Cox, of the Handley Memorial, who will charge the pas tor, and H. R. Todd, of the South Highlands church, who will speak from layman's stand point.
 A special musical program will be rendered and large audience is ex- pected.
 Dr. Logemann. has been acting pas tor of this church for the past several &1- l. .1-. A in this district. The regular services will be held at this church Sunday morning.
 "Children's Week" will be observed at the First Methodist church, be- ginning Sunday April 23. The pastor Rev. William H. Mansfield, will de- liver special sermon Sunday morn ing taking for his theme "The Church and the Child" All parents are urged to attend this service.
 Girls Play Baseball
 A most exciting game of girls baseball was staged yesterday after noon on the high school diamond, when the girls of the sixth and seventh periods in the gymnasium clashed, and resulted in score of 21 to r in favor of the sixth. David Kinnimon served as umpire, while Miss Smith, the girls physical in- structor acted as coach on the bases. A large crowd witnessed the game which proved most interesting as the teams were so evenly matched. The lne-ups were as follows: Seventh period. Alma Strain, first base; Lot tie Ray, second base; Mary Alice Parkinson, third base; Marion Short, shortstop Nellie Snapp, left field; Augusta Graves, right field; Nellie Bagley, center field. Batteries: Susie Rouveyrod, captain and pitcher, and Margaret Dodge, catcher.
 Sixth period: Bessie Stowe, first base: Lois Warden, second base; Louise McInnis, third base; Alwilda McDonald, Ruby Lavies and Ruth Freel, fielders. The batteries were Vivian Traywick, pitcher and Mar garet McLathery. catcher.
 Juniors Entertain
 The junior missionary society of the Sharyside Methodist church, en- tertained in compliment to the mem hers of the woman's Missionary so- ciety yesterday afternoon at the church. Mrs. E. M. Barnes, superin- tendent of the junior society presided over the following program;
 Hymn, scripture reading, by Miss Willie Mae Hyde; junior mission study lesson on Africa, by Miss appropriation from the legislature for this work in the state.
 The report of the courtesy commit tee. written by Mrs. W. E. Turnip-
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