The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-07

The committees in charge Of the parade which will be staged in Ems ley on the morning Of May 21. by the mems brotherhood class of all the Sunday schools in the district. have been appointed and are as fol- lows; 6. C. Burke. grand marshal. and F. D. Graves, John r. Nolan, and w. D. Little. assistant marshals.
 Q. c. Bennett, leader of the music for the mems class of the First Methodist Sunday school, will have charge of the music on this occasion. and has engaged the services Of three brass bands. the Boys Indus trial school band, the Municipal band, and the Ensley high school band,
 The parade will be composed of over 1000 men and of several hum dred automobiles, and is expected to be about a mile long. Elaborate placards are being prepared which will be used as decorations and will have an invitation printed upon each of them to all men of the dis trict to attend Sunday school ser vices and assure them of a glad well come.
 The line of march will be through Wylam Fairfield, Fairview. Ensley Highlands, Ensley and Pratt City. Stories and pictures of the parade will be carried through the press and arrangements have been made with two of the local motion picture com panies to take pictures of the pa rade which will be shown far and wide, advertising the Ensley district in more refined manner that here tofore.
 All men who are interested in this parade whether or not they are members of any Sunday school class are cordially invited to participate in it.
 Dr. John F. Logeman, the newly appointed pastor of the First Pres byterian church. and his wife were beautifully complimented Friday evening when the members Of the woman's Auxiliary Of the church entertained at a reception. in the auditorium of the church The in- torior of the edifice was beautifully decorated for the occasion In quan- titles of garden roses and greenery.
 An orchestra composed of Mrs. Frank Conan, pianist. Mrs, J. w. coffman and MT Durham violinlsts,
 
 dered several selections, during the arrival of the guests. Mrs. Wood Smith. president of the auxiliary, re- eeived at the head of the receiving line which was composed of Dr. and Mrs. Logeman Mrs. LeMae Mckee, Mrs Robert Martin and Mrs. 10. F. Beckham. Mrs. LeMae Mckee. act ed as chairman for the occasion ana introduced the speakers and must clans in A most unique way, using adtectives all beginning with the letter "s" in describing the person.
 During the evening two violin solos were rendered by MT. Durham which were most appreciated, the children's chorus sang a song, the words of which were written by Mrs. B. s. Gilbert, and set to the music of Illinois. alluding to pr. LoEeman proved most entertaining Each department of the church was represented at this reception ana short talks were made by pr. boee man; c. A Ewing, who represented tha session of the church; M. A. Bovnton, representing the board or deacons; C. W Lawrence, represent ing the Sunday school; James Smith and Walter Driggers, representing the Christian Endeavor; Mrs. Wood smith, representing the woma n auxiliary and Mrs. McKaii. of Far field.
 pr. W. H. Mansfield. pastor of the First Methodist church, made shor and happy talk to the guests as dio L. A. Reagor, former Ensley pas tor. Following this delightful pro gram ices. cakes and punch were served to large number of guests
 Mrs. Alice Wheeler
 Mrs. Alice wheeler, age 7s years died suddenly yesterday morning a' the home of her daughter Mrs. k t, Glasgow, 4209 Eighth avenue