The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-16
EQSI.EY Mrs. Harold Mandy
 Correspondent Phone Ensfey 4o6-W Residence 2400 Ave. H
 Circulation 309Ha 18th St., Room
sosHa 18th St.. Room 1

Rev. E. C. Scott, superintendent ot
 home mission work of the Nashville l Presbytery at Clarksville, Tenn, ha. accepted the call as pastor from the i First Presbyterian church of Ems.
 ley and will take up his new duties on January l. Dr. and Mrs. Scott will be welcomed to Ensloy by a
 large number of friends, as pr. Scott has served as pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Gadsden for three and half years and has made
 many friends in the Birmingham dis
 trict
 The Ensley church has been with
 out a pastor since the death of Rev.
 John r. Logemann which occurred
 several months ago. There will be
 s congregational meeting Sunday,
 following the morning services at Il
 o'clock. and all the members of the
 congregation are requested to be
 present.
 The members of the R. O. T. c. of
 the Ensley High school entertained their parents and a few friends at an oyster supper in the dining room
 of the school last night and very enjoyable evening was spent The
 sponsors for the cadets were Miss Margaret Hassler for the battalion.
 Miss Dorothy Bass and Miss Irene
 Gilbert for Company E, and Miss
 Lillian Butler and Miss Katherine
 Pope for Company F. and Col. R. NJ.
 Noland head of the reserve officers
 training corps of the Birmingham
 schools was guest of honor.
 Following the supper short talks
 were made by Colonel Noland, Prin-
 cipal F. E. Smith of the Ensley High
 school. Major Thomas of the local
 cadets and others. Music was fur
 nished during the evening by the
 high school orchestra which was very
 enjoyable.
 One feature of the entertainment
 was a drill in military tactics by a
 picked squad composed of Sergeant
 Ellis Blacknell. Sergeant Raymond Schelleci and tshrdlueueueueueu
 Durbin, Sergeant Terrell. Corp. Pete Brewster. Corp. Nat Zivitz. Corp
 Norman Lee, Corp. Jack Schelleci and
 Pvt. Ralph Holmes. Following the drill which was held on the stage of the high school auditorium. moving pie
 lures was shown and the affair was
 conceded to he one of the most en- loNanie the iocdl n. O' |. V. HtS
 held.
 Is Improving
 F. C. Thompson. who was injured early Wedn esday morning on Avenue E and Twenty sixth street by being struck by a Ford truck is improving Mir Thompson was struck when he attempted to cross Avenue E and suf- fered a broken collar bone; the small bone in his left leg was also broken and he was badly bruised about the body.
 Anderson Gibbs, negro, was fined s75 in the Ensley police court yes terday morning by Judge H. A Burns on a charge of larceny. It is alleged that he had stolen pistol from another negro. Wilburn Oliver a negro. was fined s35 for using an automobile without the owners con sent. A number of other minor cases were also tried yesterday morning. Personals
 Rev. B. T. Waites. former pastor of the First Methodist church of this city, was in Ensley yesterday visit ing friends. Rev. Waites is now pas | tor of the Bessemer Methodist church MT. and Mrs. Samuel B. Haley have named their young son Tom Matthieu +s D. attack of influenza at his home or Twenty third street.
 Mrs. o. H. Ligon is i'll at her home on the Ensley Highlands. Monthly Meeting The members of the Woman's Mis- sionary society of the Shadysids Methodist church held their monthly mission and Bible study at the home of Mrs. II. NJ. Laxton. The Bible study lesson. portion of the bool l of Exodus, was conducted by Mrs 1 J. $. Armstrong with the mission study lesson in charge of Mrs. E. T Fields.
 .aThe Normal Family as a Nurser. for Christian Citizenship and thu Elements of an Abnormal Family was discussed by Mrs. W. N. lyle while Mrs. NJ. Parker gave the stor, of Winifred Jones as an illustration of family care. showing the difference, i between the old and new idea of fam lily relief. Miss Annie Williams req,
 an interesting article on Mother Preserves, Preventive Measure fo Divorce and Desertion." The conclu sion of the program was the story 0 ..The Babe in the Manager" told b, Mrs E. T. Fields. after which daint!
 refreshments were served. The meet ling WIS we'll attended.
 1 Blacl, Creek council No. 37, Degre | of Pocahontas of Pratt City. will
 meet Monday evening at 7:S0 o'clock All members are urged to attend, a lofficers for the ensuing year will D elsctsd.