The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-03
ENSLEY Mrs. Harold Mandy
 Correspondent Phone Enslsy Aoe-W Residence 240o Ave. H
 
 Circulation 3OeM 18th St., Room

The three chassis, purchased by the Ensley Merchants and Association of Business Men Bus line, incorporated. arrived in Ensley Thursday and VIII be taken to Anniston Friday morn ing where the bodies will be attached. Tho new chassis, are modern In every respect, having self-starters and motor air pump attachments. The ing the bodies. report they are prac- tically completed. J. A. Dupuy, presi- dent of the corporation. and J. C.. Barrett of the Velie company at Ems ley. together with several other Ensley citizens. will go to Anniston when the chassis are taken over and inspect the bodies. The new busses are equipped with electric lights, heat, push buttons and cane bottom seats. They will seat between 20 and 25 passengers comfortably. They will be put into operation within the, next two weeks. The merchants and business men of this city are to have a celebration in connection with the inauguration of the busses and Max, Cohen, chairman of the cell ebratiCn committed, will make his final report on the details of the celebration at the luncheon of the hSSOEldlIoi | ut6uhy. otNtIdI pdAQ6 will be in a huge parade that will pass through the mining towns of this district and several speeches will be made in connection with the cele- bration.
 Funeral services for Louis Caillott, 70. who died Wednesday morning at 2704 Avenue F. were held Thursday afternoon. The Rev. Father kitrlck. nf Cafhnlin oh officiated. Burial was in Oakland cemetery. He Is survived by his widow and two daughters. Mrs. w. ]. Dill and Miss Louise Caillott, both f of Ensley. Mir. CaillOtt had lived in Ensley more than 20 years.
 A great deal of interest is being taken in the revival meeting which is being conducted by the Rev. w. F. Price, assisted by the pastor, the Rev. T. c. Wyatt, at the Pratt City Baptist church. Services are being held twice daily. Special services will be held Saturday morning for children and every child is requested to bring a string yard long or a dollar. Dr. Price said that he would rather have the string. A service will be held suylay afternoon for men only.
 AiAS i1fioACJ tOabAS OA stAht s1d4NdtlDu Army drive are still busy on the campaign to help raise Birminghams quota of s20.000 for the Mercy home. The woman's committee has been busy during the past week on the downtown street corners with Mrs. Louis Mackenzie as chairman. The women are unable to say how much they have collected so far as differ ent ones work each day and deposit 10 nt rnA lcommittee with Dr. Charles A, Stew art have raised $500.
 The Philathea class of the First Baptist church were entertained Thursday afternoon at the pastorium with Mrs. 8. J. Harrell, Mrs. A.. S. Hasrell, Mrs. c. W. Leslie and Mrs. Gann as hostesses. Mrs. c. O. Johnson was elected president of the class in the place of Mrs. Leslie, who resigned. Clothing and household linens were received to send the Baptist orphanage at Greenville for 
 The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Mansfield entertained the new board Of stewards of the First Methodist church Tuesday evening at a turkey dinner in the dining room of the church. During the evening short talks were made by each stewart present.
 The American Study club met with Mrs. John Brawner Thursday alter noon. Mrs. Heidt Almon gave a re- port on the Third district federation meeting held at woodlawn. The pro- gram was in charge of Mrs C. b. Cfiles. Roll call was answered with current events. A paper, "Discussion of Sally Farnham's Work as a Sculp- tress." was read by Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. c. D. Millican gave a paper on '"rhe Work of Elizabeth Ney." Another paper. "The History of Venus of Melos," by Mrs. c. D. Chiles and The Work of George Grey Barnard" by Miss Louise Pay tavin were enjoyed.
 News has been received by Mir. and Mrs. Sam P. Wynne from Dr. and Mrs. W. H. wynee to the effect that they have sold their farm at Galla- tin. Tenn. and are expected to re- turn to Ensley to live within the | next 10 days.
 Mir. and Mrs Douglass Early have (11Pl la