The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
TRADESMEN TO BE
 GUESTS IF SCHOOL AND ASSOCIATION
EnsIey Merchants to Visit High School for Luncheon
 Wednesday
ENSLEY BUREAU l THE AGE.HERAI.D ' Enslcy. Ala. March F

The Parent-TeacherS association and the members of the senior class of the Ensley High schools will en- certain the members-of the Ensley Merchants association at luncheon at the high school building Wednes- day at 12:3O o'clock. Following the luncheon the members of the senior class will conduct the visitors through the high school, visiting the different class rooms, including the manual training and art depart ment.
 The members of the association have always taken an interest in the local high schools and the lunch- con is given that they may visit the school and see for themselves Principal F. E. Smith has installed the work -study-play plan, which is meeting with much success. Ensley High school has two physical di rectors. one for the boys and one for the girls. It is the only school in the Birmingham district so pro- vided. Last summer the board of edu- cation had two gymnasiums built adjoining the school and while they lave not been thoroughly equipped they have been of great assistance to this new plant. Practically the entire student body is taking phy sical training at Ensley High school.
 
 sor Smith asked members of the as- sociation to be on time if possible.
 FIND WOMAN'ss BODY.
 The badly mutilated body of negro woman. which was later found to be the wife of Arthur Fair of Edgewater was found Saturday morning about 7:3o on a hill adjon- ing the Birmingham Slag company's property on the Pratt-Ensley car line. It is thought that she had been attacked during the night and that the assailant had intended throwing the body in pool of water nearby. Captain R. B. Grainger and Detectives Tyler and Murphy are working on the case.
 NEW ORGAN TO BE USED
 Quite large congregation is ex- pected to attend the II o'clock ser Sunday morning when the new pipe organ will be used. o. D. Allen, organ builder and noted musician, will preside at the organ. special musical program will be rendered by the choir. assisted by M. D. Welch. who is associated with MT. Allen in building organs. The following pro- gram will be rendered at the -norn- ing service: Prelude. introduction, Lohengrin and the Pilgrims horus and the Evening Star by Wagner; opening hyntn. song 416; anthem, Gloria in Excelsis, by Mozart; Gloria Patri; organ, Largo" Handel; solo, Lead Kindly Light, by Pugh Evans, sung by Morton B. Welch; organ. Because, by Walter Stinney, allegret- to-, Amgroise, Saint Saens. Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock also will in- clude a musical program.
 
 DEATH BRINGS GRIEF
 The news of the death of Mrs. James Rice, which occurred Satur- day morning at her home in Tus- caloosa, was received with much re- Sret in Ensley where she is well known. Mrs Rice was found dead Saturday morning about g o'clock in the bath room of her home. Her parents, MT. and Mrs. Vernon Long, Mrs. Al Day and Mrs. Thomas Cason all live in Ensley. Mrs. Rice was well known in Ensley and has many friends who will be grieved to learn of her sudden death.
 FRATERNAL TRUSTEES TO MEET
 There will be meeting of the board of trustees of all of the fra ternal orders of Pratt City next Fri-