The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

lar nlans are under way to provide | Thanksgiving and Christmas cheer to l the poor and needy of the Ensley l district.
 The lodge meets every Monday
 night.
 Obituary l Fune al services over the remains | of Mrs Sarah Anne Franklin, who 1 died suddenly Friday at her home Tn 1 Sandusky, will be conducted from the l Crumley Chapel church this morn 1 ing at Il o'clock. Burial in Crumley Chapel cemetery. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Alice Bond and 1 Mrs. Belle Wilson of Sandusky; one son, W. M. Franklin; and three | brothers, J. c. Waldrop of North Bir- l mingham, Rev. S. L. waldrop of Montgomery, and W. P. Waldrop of I,ynn's Crossing Mrs. Franklin was | e5 years of age and has been res fdent of this district for over 70 years.
 | Funeral services over the remains of Tom Dugan, age 50 years, were
 held from the St. Catherine Catholic | church yesterday morning. Rev. Father Malone officiated. Interment followed at the Pratt City Fraternal | cemetery.
 | He is survived by his widow, three daughters, Mrs. Lynn Holdstein and Miss Alfonso Dugan of Pratt Cisy, and Mrs. G. Fry of Birmingham: four sons, owen Dugan of Minnesota Charles Dugan of Cleveland, Jerome Dugan of Louisville and Louis Dugan l of Pratt City; three sisters, Mrs. l Joe Smith and Mrs. Dock Berry Of Patterson, N J.. and Mrs. c. F. Val | I1tx of pra CitV. hr0therS, Fat and Mike Dugan of Pratt City. | Funeral services over the remains 1 of William J. Ball, 43 years of age, | who died last August, was conducted yesterday. The Rev Edmond Ben nett rector of the St. Johns Epis- copal church. officiated. 1nterment | followed at the Elmwood cemetery The deceased is survived by his widow, one daughter, Mrs. Don Sweitzer of Fairfield; his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Ball of Pullman. H., and one sister, Mrs. Alexander
 Hampton of Chicago, H. Mir. Ball at the time of his death was assistant superintendent of tho Chickasaw Shipbuilding and Car company of Fairfield.
 James E. Bievins, age S2. died last
  H. Survived by his widow, a son, J. c. Blevins. brother, J. M. Blevins of Rising Pawn, Ga, and three sis ters, Mrs J. B. Franklin and Mrs. D. Horton of Mobile and Mrs. M. Watson of Sand Mountain. Funeral services from the residence Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. Dr. David NJ Gardner officiating. Inter ment at Oakland cemetery. Ensley lodge No 660, A. F. X A. M, will have charge of the services at the grave. The members will meet at the Masonic hall at 1 o'clock. The deceased had resided in Ems ley for about IS years and at the time of his death was boiler foreman at the blast furnaces. He had many | friends here who will learn of his death with regret.
 At the Churches First Methodist Church-Rey W. H. Mansfield. pastor. Sunday morn ing topic, The Every Member Church" offertory, whispering Hope" sung by Mrs. North Duncan and Arthur Thomas. Evening subject, ..Tw entisth Century Giants" First Baptist Church-Rev. David M. Gardner, pastor. Sunday morning sermon topic, Our Imperfect Vision;" evening sermon topic, The Death Knell of Doubt" by radio receiving station, installed at the church. First Christian Church-Rev. J. A. Alderson, pastor. Sunday morning sermon topic. Mans Greatest Need Today" evening subject Prepared ness"
 First Presbyterian Church-Sunday morning and evening sermons by Rev. c. G. Partridge. Memorial serv- ices at o'clock.
 Ensley Highland Methodist Church. 1 Rev. l.. G. Sturdivant, pastor. Sun day morning sermon topic. Heroes evening subject. The Shoes of Hap piness," based on the poem by Edwin Markham.
 Ensley Highland Presbyterian 1 Church-Rev. L. E. Brubaker, pastor. Sunday morning sermon topic. New | Tasks of the Old Church." evening subject The Contradictions of Life" St. Johns Episcopal Church-Rev. 1 Edmond Bennett. rector. Holy com munion at 7:30 a. m. Sunday morn 1 ing sermon topic. Change of Out | looks"
 Pike Avenue Baptist church-Rsv. Theo Harris. pastor. Sunday morn-