The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-14

c. wolfow, R. M. Phifer, J. NJ. Hol- low, Dr. T. J. Springfield, J. F. Win ming, J. M. Young, J. W. Spencer and W. Gibbs; missions, J. J. Sand c. Barto, Mrs. R. N. Bell. Mrs. W. l.. Smoke, Mrs Laura Cooper and Mrs. A. M. Vines; Epworth league, Guy r. Wallace. NJ. Nj. Newton, J. l.. Me Hugh, Miss Maude Bush, Mrs. Ruth Farr; financial plans, W. R. Baute, J. T. Nolan, W. W. Heflin. H. ". Sparks, B. l.. Ingram, N. W. Scott and w. P. Douglas; laymen activities, l.. O. Lowe and Loy Leaders: quar- t"rly conference record. P. l.. Newton, W. L. Thompson. T. M. Barner. Mrs. Ali Kirkpatrick, W. E. Turnipseed' T. l.. Powell. o. B. Smith Sunday school W. M. Mcdonald. c. II. Boho. M M. Newton. NJ. B. Malone. H. c. Stokes, Mrs. M. M Hughes, Mrs. John Guthrie and s. G. Cerovolo.
 Dr. E. B. Glasgow, president of the Athens Female college, gave a talk before. the conference and spoke on the work being carried on at the college. Dr Guy F. Snavely. presi- dent ,of the Birmingham So uthern college, also gave talk on the same subject. Miss Helen Nasty spoke on the work being done in the Epworth league. and Mrs. G. NJ. Truss spoke on the work carried on by the Dis trict woman's Missionary societies. Miss Dorothy Grim spoke on the work at the Ensley Wesley House. Among the prominent ministers attending the conference are: Rev. W. W. Scott. presiding elder of the Jasper district; Rev. W. P. McGlawen, presiding elder of the Decatur district; pr. Guy E.. snavely, president of Birmingham Southern college; Dr. B. B. Glasgow. president of the Athens Female col iege; Dr. s. s. Dodd, secretary of Education; pr. J. A. J. Brock. secre- tary of Centenary; Rev. Lozenley. editor of the Alabama Christian Ad- vocate. and a number of others.
 The ladies of the church served a visiting delegates. The conference will close with the evening session Wednesday.
 MEMS CLUB HOLD BANQUET
 The Mems club of the First Meth odist church held their regular ban uuet Monday evening in the dining the Bessemer district of the North Alabama conference were guests of the club. S. s. Heide, president pre- sided, and the welcome address was made by J. Ellis Brown. The re- sponse was made by Rev. R. M. W Hefiin of Central Park made q very interesting and humorous talk. Sev- erai entertaining readings were given by Mrs. Charles B. Saunders. Other interesting speakers of the evening were: Rev. B. T. Waites; Rev. K. N. Mathews, presiding elder of the Bes- semer district. and Rev. W. E. Guthrie of wyiam. The Circle No. of the woman's Missionary society served the banuuet.
 NEW SOCIETY ORGANIZED
 The young people Of the First Methodist church met Sunday after noon and organized Young Peoples 8 Missionary society. The following president; Hudson Shumate, vice president; Miss Catherine Cross, sec retary; Ebert Seals, treasurer; Miss Helen Edwards, corresponding secre- tary and pianist; Miss Marguerite Holmes, reporter. Miss Greenholz will be the superintendent of the so : ciety, which will meet every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church.
 CALLED BY FATHERS DEATH
 Prof. N. R. Baker, superintendent of the county schools, has been called to Lima, O., on account of the deat of his father, John N. Baker, which occurred in that place Tuesday.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 The regular monthly meeting ol the Ensley Real Estate board vii be held at a luncheon Wednesday a' 12:30 o'clock at the old pastoriun of the Ensley Baptist church. Sev' eral matters if importance will bt brought up and all members are re quested to be present.
 The Mems club of the First Bap tist church will hold its regular monthly banquet at the church Wed resday evening at o'clock. An in tercsting program has been arrangct banquet the Mems club will havt charge of the regular wednesda, evening prayer services at thu church.
 Grace Auxiliary of the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church vii meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:S' o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sam Fort, 2O04 Twenty eighth street.
 Fonville Grove No. 75 Ladies o1 the Woodman circle will meet in the w. o. W. hall Wednesday after noon at o'clock.
 Mrs. M. NJ. Hughes, superintendent of the elementary department oi the Sunday school of the Firs, Methodist church is arranging a cantata to be sung on Easter Sun day afternoon by the children oi this department. Mrs. Charles 3 Saunders is directing the rehearsals
 The teachers and officers of the Sunday school of the First Presby- terian church will meet Wednesday evening. Supper will be served by the women of the church at 6:1l o'clock. The regular midweek rrsyer service will be held at 7:30 o'clock and the choir will have their rehearsals at 8;30 o'clock.
 ENSLEY BUREAU