The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-06
E HsL [ I DEALERS T0 STAGE BANQUET
Event WHf Mark Change Of Administration h Mer- .
 chants Organization
2 ENsLE4 BUREAU THE AGE-HERALD
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administration of the Ensley Asso- ciated Merchants will be held Tues day night in the Masonic temple, be- ginning at 7:30 o'clock. Announce ment was made Saturday by R. F. Ham, chairman of the entertainment committee, that the program would be. the most elaborate and extensive yet offered by the association. At the dinner the wives and women rel atives of 'the members will be in attendance and 1t is expected that about 200 persons will be present. William F. TurnipseedSwill preside as toastmaster, in which capacity he has fbeen serving for years. The program will consist of the follow ing features:
 Invocation, Rev. M. E.. Wilson: quartet, William Shoel and associ- ates; review of the past year. John A. Smith, retiring president; reading, Mrs. Sanders; address, Rev. Ben T. Waites of Bessemer; solo, Miss Lila iI principal Ensley High school; music by high school orchestra.
 The banduet will be the first big party under the administration or B. H. Tyler, who will be installed as president at a meeting of the mem. bers of the association to be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. There is expected to be a few informal re- marks from the new president and by various members unless the pro- gram Is extended. The meeting, will close . fine year of work by the as- sociation and it Is being looked for ward to with considerable interest.
 INTEREST IN MISSION
 The mission to be conducted by the Rt. Rev. C.. M. Beckwith. D. D;, Epls-
 1f a mi will haRln at st. Johns church Sunday morning. The strdy will continue every eve ming during the week excepting next Saturday and will be concluded Sun day, January IF. Bishop Beckwith will begin the mission sunday witn 8 discussion of "Education' at the II o'clock services, to be followed by the administration of the Holy commit nion. Sunday night the subject will be "Relationship.' It is expected that a large audience will attend the Services Sunday-and will continue during the stay of the bishop in Ems ley. pv William H. Mansfield, pastor or the Ensley Methodist church that nc would announce from his pulpit sun day morning the series of meetlnss and would urge the members Of his congregation to hear the addresses This step of cO-operatlon VIII, U !" stated, be followed by all the protes- tant clergymen of the Ensley dls- trict, all of whom have been per sonaily invited.
 Among Iaymen. the widest interest is being manifested in the mission on account of the High position Bishop Beckwith occupies in this state among churchmen. and also on ac- count of the subjects which are con- sZexed religious fundamentals.
 Aside from the subjects announced for Sunday morning, Bishop Beckwith has given out the subjects for the entire mission, as follows:
 Monday, Faith. The Creed; Tues day. "Obediance. The Ten Command ments"; Wednesday, "Dependance The Lords Prayer; Thursday, Holy Communion; Friday, Conversion" Saturday, no services; Sunday. "In the Church We Are Stamped God Coin": Sunday evening", "In the Church We Are C6-workers With God"
 While in Ensley. Bishop Beckwith will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Edmunds Bennett at St. Johns rec tory.