The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09
ENSLEY Mrs. Harold Mandy
 Correspondent Phone Eusley 4O6-W Residence 24o0 Ave. Fl
 Circulation 3oeM 18th St., Room

SoClAleu buSlueHS Men WAS holu 9e5- terday morning. Max Cohen, chair man of the celebration committee, stated that all plans and details were being worked out, stating that the merchants had agreed to close their of the big parade, the date of which will be announced later. All the merchants and business men have agreed to be in the parade which will be routed through the husiness district of Ensley and also~to the different mining camps
 J. A. Smith, chairman of the enter tainment committee. announced that the association had decided to hold banquet next Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple on Avenue 10, at T o'clock instead of at noon as pre- viously announced. and that all the merchants and business men of Ems ley whether members of the associa- ton or not are cordially invited to attend. Music will bo rendered and short talks will be made by promt- nent speakers.
 It Is not known exactly when the new busses will be ready for opera ton but they are expected within the next two weeks.
 Real Estate Hoard
 The luncheon of the Ensley real estate board held yesterday at noon at the Metropolitan cafe was well attended and presided over by H. & Meade, president of the board. George Yancey of Birmingham gave a very interesting talk bn. legisla- ton needed to be passed for the in a pd real estate men. The committee on selecting private meeting place asked for further time and will make their report at the next meeting.
 MT. Meade made report on what had been accomplished in connection with the paving of the Avenue road from Nineteenth street through Pratt City to the Bankhead high way. He stated that the committee, of which he was chairman, had been promised by the city commissioners that an ordinance would be passed at the meeting of the commiss ssioners, authorizing bids for this work.
 A farewell banquet in the nature of Dutch supper" will be given Rev. l.. G. Sturdivant. for the past three years pastor of the Ensley Highland Methodist church, by the members of the Brotherhood class on Friday evening at the store formerly occupied by Mrs. Bgg, at 523 Nine teenth street. at 7:S0 o'clock. MT Sturdivant has been appointed pas tor of the Sheffield Methodist church and will leave Saturday for his new charge.
 ola a1e haVa QleSt the Rev. l.. A. Holmes, who has been appointed pastor of, the Highland church for the coming year. The af- fair Friday night promises to be very largely attended, as all the male members of the church and Sunday school have been invited to attend Ward Marstellar will act as toast master and has arranged an interest ing program. including several short talks.
 During the time MT. Sturdivant has been pastor of the Ensley Highland Methodist church large number or additions have been made and work has begun on a new S60,0e0 church building. The Sunday school build ing has been practically completed at a cost of s17.0o0 and will be used very shortly
 Boy Scouts
 The members of Troops Nos. II, Is, 20, es and 77. Boy Scouts of Ensley' are holding practices every night, getting ready for the big jamboree which will be held at the state fair grounds Friday afternoon and night, be ginning at o'clock tomorrow aft 
 The members are meeting in the annex of the First Methodist church and are practioing building pyramids. rope tying contests, and a number or other different stunts, and the Ems lev Boy scouts are expected te make a fine showing at the jamboree.
 Judge Fort Speaker
 Judge William E. Fort will be the principal speaker at the reception or he Parent Teachers association which will be held Friday evening at o'clock at the Minor. school at Palmer. An interesting program has been ar ranged for the occasion, including reading by Mrs. D. F. Suggs, and group of instrumental selections py Mrs. Phillips. Several vocal solos will be rendered and refreshments will De served. All fathers and mothers of the pupils attending the Minor school are cordially invited to attend.
 The members of the Builders cir cle of the w. NJ. S. of the First church met with Mrs. Joe l.. smith at her home on Avenue F. Monday afternoon. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. Smith. The members of the circle decided to hold their annual bazaar on De- cember Is and Is, at the vacant store at 523 Nineteenth street. The next meeting of the club will be held by Mrs. Gena Ray.
 Following the business session social half-hour was held and TO- were served. Mrs. Candy Mrs. Chisholm and Mrs. Randall were the guests of the circle.
 Announcements.
 The members of the Bush School association will hold a kitchen party this afternoon at e:S0 o'clock at the school. Several mat ters of importance will be taken up and mothers of the school are urgent ly requested to attend. A program will be rendered and refreshments will be served.
 Rev. ]. H. Axford of Birmingham, will preach at the II o'clock services at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning and T. A. Peacock a layman of the Norwood Presby terian church. will preach at the evening service.
 Rev. K. C. Scott. who preached both sermons last Sunday. has returned to his home in Clarksville, Tenn after preaching two very ftrceful and interesting sermons to a large at each. service.
 The Fairview fire department was called to the residence of J. A. Frank lin, 3409 Bessemer boulevard. yes