The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-22

and Dr. M. D. Clements Honorary. Dr. A. T. Ezell. Sam c. King. Jack Lindsey, Louis Borden, Will Brand ford and J. P. Zeigler.
 All members of Globe Lodge No. 7S1. A. F. & A NJ, are requested to ! meet at the Ensley Masonic temple at 10:30 o'clock this morning to att tend the funeral.
 Bus Line Started The transportation busses pur- chased by the Ensley Merchants and Associated Business Men were put in operation Thursday afternoon. run ming between Ensley and Dolomite, Edgewater. Bayview and Mulga. While no permanent schedule has been arranged the busses will oper- ate between these places on the best schedule possible until after the Christmas holidays in order that the people living in the outlying district may now come to Ensley to do their Christmas trading. As soon as the holiday rush is over a regular sched- ule will be adopted.
 The husses will run Friday and Saturday night leaving Ensley on the last trip at II o'clock The new busses are modern in every respect with seating capacity of twenty. The seats are padded and upholstered and the cars are electrically heated and light ed. The big celebration which was planned for some time will not take piece until after Christmas when the prizes offered by the local mer- chants will be given away.
 White Christmns
 The White Christmas exercises will be held at the First Baptist church Friday evening beginning at 7.30 o'clock. An interesting program has been arranged which will be rem dered by the different Sunday school departments.
 The following program will be given:
 Short talk by Superintendent of Sunday School c. 0. Johnson.
 Reading. "The Other Wise Man." by Miss Marion Huriburt.
 Paseant. Holy Night" arranged and conducted by Miss Jessie Roth.
 Scene I. Spirit of Christmas" Mrs. L. R. Vines and beginners department.
 Scene IT, "Christmas Eve" a sit ting room scene with Mrs. David NJ. Gardner as Mother, and four chill dren, Lillian Long, Margaret Baker. Frank Downs and Charlie Shaw. At the close of the scene the mother has vision of children in other lands at Christmas time.
 Pantomime. Louise Duffey. Madge Craig, Vera Kirkendall Frederick Outlaw. Margaret Darden, Alice Wat son, John Maynord Ben Ray. Joe Wurtele, George Stariing
 Scene III. "The Wise Men of Beth 1ehem." MT. William Mccollourh. MT. Ernest Haigler. Mr. Preston Heller.
 Mary" Mrs. J. K. Pratt. Tableau and song. 70, Little Town of Bethle- hem."
 Scene ". "The Shepherds and the Angel" Shepherds. MT. Charles Hass- Ter. Mrs. Buxton Johnson and MT. Thomas n. Nelson.
 Angel" Cecelia Phillips
 Song. Joy to the World
 Obituary
 The remains of Joseph Keel. age 66 1 years. who died yesterday afternoon. will be sent to Arlington, Ky.. today 1 at noon for burial by Ech1ls & by his widow. one son. Albert Keel l of this city, and several other rel I atives. Mir. Keel was spending the l winter in this city on account of his l health and his remains will be car ried to his home ir Arlington, Ky, | for burial.
 News has been received in. Ensley of the death of ". F. Armstrong. a l former resident of this city, which 1 ter. Mrs. M. A. Collins, in Calera Sun day night. Mir. Armstrong is srr- vived by his widow and eight chill ! dren. J. s. and George Armstrong. Mrs. Virgie Hartsfield and Mrs Alvin Lowerv of Ensley. Mrs. H. l.. Lewis of Peli City. Mrs. A. L. Lovett of Co., lumbiana. Mrs. ". B. Watts and Mrs.