The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-07
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Committee Will Report Pro- greSS on Plans
 Sunday
ENSLEY BUREAUl THE AGE-HERALD Ensley. Ala. April 6

Congregational meeting will fol- low the morning services Sunday at the First Presbyterian church at which time the committee elected b., the congregation to negotiate the sale of the church property will make report. The members of the ing of new church. The Sunday school annex will be built in the very near future and they have ap- pointed committee to sell the property on the corner of Avenue F and Nineteenth street where the church now stands. At the II o'clock services Sunday morning Rev. F. C. Scott will use as his subject Peniel. at the evening services at 7:30 o'clock sterreoptican views will be shown of the work being carried on by the Presbyterian mission in Bra terian church will hold their month ly banquet Tuesday night in the basement of the First Methods. church. An interesting program is being arranged for the occasion and all members are invited to be present.
 THOMAS GREEN FUNERAL
 Funeral services over the remains of Thomas Green, age 70 years. who died at the family rssidence, 300 Elder avenue. Pratt City, Friday conducted from Crumleys chapel Saturday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock, Rev. E. T. Cantrell. pastor of the Pratt City Methodist church, will officiate, with interment in Crum- ley's chapel cemetery. He is sur ert Terry of Pratt City, and Mrs. R. J. Granger of Ensley; and four sons, James Green of California, Rube. John and Roscoe Green of Pratt City, MT. Green was one of the pioneer citizens of Pratt City having lived there since 1880. Two months ago his wife died and since then he has grieved over her death which probably hastened his own. He was well known and highly re- spected in that district and his many friends regret to learn of his death.
 EDWARD WEIGH FUNERAL
 Funeral services of Edward Welch. s17 Seventeenth street. who died Friday morning following a shor, illness, will be conducted from the First Baptist church Sunday aft David NJ. Gardner officiating. Burial will be at the Oakland cemetery. He is survived by his mother. Mrs. M. L. Wclch. three sisters, Mrs. c. E. Ripper, Mrs. J. H. Majors of Ensley. and Mrs. J. ". Thompson of East Lake: three brothers. James R., Detroit and Charles R. welch of St. Eaul, Mlnn., and his grand mother. Mrs. H. NJ. Moss of Ensley. The deceased was 19 years of age and. his untimely death came as severe sl oek to his many friends.
 CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED
 o1i c1 af school of the Pike Avenue Baptist church have chosen the following of fieers for the ensuing term: Mrs. c. F. Shelby, president; Mrs. Charles T. Cole, vice president; Mrs. Sadie Reeves, secretary; Mrs. McElroy, treasurer; Mrs. J. H. Wells. reporter Mrs. E. T. Henson, teacher, and Mrs Gregory spinks, assistant teacher. The class is steadily growing and all young matrons of the congrega ton are invited to unite with the class.
 DAUGHTERS TO MEET
 A special call meeting of Stone wall chapter, U. D. C., will be held | morning at 10 o'clock at | the home of E. F. Falkner, PHO Park | avenue. for the purpose of electing | officers for the ensuing year and also | to elect delegates to tho convention. | All members are urged to be present. |
 EASTERN STAR
 The officers and members of Cum ningham chapter. No. 24, Order of Eastern Star. are requested to meet in the Masonic Temple Saturday eve ming at 10 o'clock for practice for initiation on next Tuesday evening.
 L. W. WILLIAMS FUNERAL