The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-30
OFFICIAL PROGRAM

l Opening of the conference and admin istration of the sacrament, Bishop w. B. Murrah, presiding; calling the roll of the conference and hearing re- asorts from the presiding elders of the 13 districts.
 Wednesday afternoon. 2:3o o'clock: Meeting of the various committees and boards; o'clock, lecture on the Holy Land, by Rev. A. M. Freeman.
 Wednesday evening, 7:S0 o'clock: board, J. B. Wadsworth, presiding.
 Thursday morning, o'clock: Regu- lar session of the conference.
 Thursday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock Meeting of the various boards and committees; o'clock, a trip to Bir- mingham- Southern college and the steel plant.
 Anniversary of the board of educa- tion, Dr. S. L. Dobbs, presiding.
 Friday afternoon, 2:SO o'clock: session of the conference, Bishop W. B. Murrah, presiding; Bishop w. N. Ainsworth will address the confer ence on the Super Endowment Move ment.
 Frida yafternoon. 2:SO o'clock: Meeting of the various committees and boards; 3 o'clock, address by Dr. L. D. Patterson.
 Friday evening, 7:3O o'clock: An niyersary of the board of missions, Dr R. F. Lovelady, presiding; Miss Howell, returned missionary, will be the principal speaker
 Saturday morning, o'clock: Regu- lar session of the conference.
 Saturday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock Regular session of the conference
 Saturday evening, 7:30 o'clock: An niversary of the Epworth league
 Sunday morning, 9:30 o'clock: Sum day school; II o'clock, preaching. by hlShOD- of the pulpits of the various churches will be filled by the visiting min isters.
 Sunday afternoon, S:30 o'clock: Memorial service.
 Sunday evening, 6 o'clock: Epworth league meeting in the auditorium of the church. The meeting will be pre- sided over by Rev. O. K. Lamb as- sociate pastor of the First church, Ensley. From 6:45 to 7:30 o'clock isht lunches will be served in the basement of the church.
 Sunday evening, 7:30 o'clock: Preaching and ordination of elders.
 Monday: Announcement of new as- signments.
 NEW YORK BANKER HERE
 J. Q. Bowling, southern representa- tive of the Chemical National bank or New York, was in Ensley Sunday and Monday, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Samuel c. King. The visitor was shown through the Tennessee com pany plants by MT. King and was also taken on top of the Employes hospital, where he was able to ob- tain very rare view of the indus trial section of this district. He was utterly amazed to see the stragetic arrangement of ore and coal in this valley and said that the greatest ad- yertiSement that this district could lxa al vi ci to the hospital and show them the district from that place.
 MT. and Mrs. King entertained Mir. Bowling and other guests at lunch He left for New York Monday after noon
 MRS ELIZABETH LESLIE DIES
 Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie aged 7S years, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Hayes, at 2921 Sixteenth street, Shadyside, Satur- day morning at II o'clock, following an illness of only a few days. Mrs Leslie has made her home in Ensley for a number of years. Funeral serv- ices were held from the Shadyside Methodist church at o'clock Mon- day afternoon. She is survived by five sons. Thomas, G. w., w. w., John and J. J. Leslie; two daughters. Mrs. McMeeker and Mrs. Hayes. The fol lowing grandsons were active pail bearers: l.. J. White, Carl Leslie Fred Leslie, Eugene McMeeker and George McMeeker. Honorary pail bearers were: o. H. Thar, R. T. Ham w. D. Smith, w. M. Dunder, Dr. F. G. Motley, Dr. H. A. Harris. pr. c. E Gains and Dr. F. H. McGee.
 MERCHANTS MEET TUESDAY
 The Ensley Merchants association will meet Tuesday morning at the in- ferior court room at 10 o'clock and every member is urged to attend. The association caused to be placed in the windows of all stores here Mon- day large signs welcoming the mem bers of the North Alabama confer ence to Ensley and has already taken other steps to indicate the pleasure felt by the association in the forth coming conference.
 The association has several unfin' ished pieces of work which will be called up at the meeting Tuesday and it is believed that the meeting will result in a very large amount O. work being accomplished.
 AT THE MOVIES
 Franklin-Alma Rubens in "The Valley of Silent Men,"
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