The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-24
ENSLEY SOCIAL

The W. NJ. S. of the First Baptist church held very interesting meeting at the church Monday afternoon. Mrs Joe Smith, president, presided over the business session. Mrs. Charles Hasslei | led the devotional, the subject being Making the Best of Our Talents" The Y. w. A. girls presented two-act play under the direction of Miss Agnes Du' rant. Short talks were given by the fol lowing officers of the W. NJ. U. of the Birmingham Association Mrs. J. E Davis, superintendent; Mrs. Hugh Me Donald, enlistment secretary; Mrs. w B. Allen, young peoples leader. The Y w. A. girls served delicious refresh ments.
 w. M. s. To Meet-The w. M. s. of the First Baptist church of Pratt City met Monday afternoon at the church Mrs. S. c. Seay, the president, presided Reports were given by the different committees and plans were completed for a love gift shower to be given for a little mountain girl. The shower will be given the first Tuesday afternoon in August. At the close of the business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served.
 Box Supper-The Senior Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church of Pratt City will give a box supper Friday evening in the basement of the church, beginning at ' 80 o'clock
 Will Visit West-Mrs. Ellen Ellis who will leave soon on an extended visit in several western states, was given a surprise party and handkerchief shower recently at her home on Seventh street The following program was rendered Solo, Mrs. J. w. Beddow; reading, Mrs J. E. Ethridge solo, Mrs. Dave Mox- ley; reading, Mrs. Joseph Skilling; solo, Mrs. T. R. Walker, Mrs. J. W. Beddow presented Mrs. Ellis with a beautiful basket of flowers, in behalf of the w. NJ. $. of the Vivian Methodist church. A delicious ice course was served to about IS guests.
 Young People Elect-At a recent meeting of the young people of the Pratt City Methodist Sunday school, the following officers were elected for their new organization Bill Adams, superintendent Miss Hattie Lee Ozley associate superintendent; Eroy COrley secretary James Walter, treasurer Miss Lillian Mills, pianist and musical director. An orchestra was composed oi Mary Mills, Raymond Rawlinson, Hen " Mills, and Miss Clean Guilian; de votional leader, Miss Clyde Ozley; rec reational leader, Miss Eva Adair. These officers will take charge Sunday,
 Annual Picnic-The annual church and Sunday school picnic of the First Methodist church of Vivian was given Wednesday, and was a great success Special cars left Wylam at 9 80 to take the crowds to the park where they en- joyed the many amusements, and the delightful bathing. At noon dinner was served picnic style and the cars re turned home at 80.
 Band Will PIay-The Municipal band will give a concert in the Ensley park next Tuesday night it was announced Wednesday. The program is being ar ranged and will contain several favoritC selections. In order to assist in securins proper play ground equipment, womer of the neighborhood will offer ice cream and other refreshments for sale during the concert.
 Purchases StOFe-Dr. J. NJ. Garling ton of Pratt City has purchased tht Ensley Drug company corner Avenue ( and Nineteenth street, according to an nOuncement Wednesday, The store i. one of the best located in Ensley anC has been in operation for a long time Dr. Darlington has been operating [ drug store in Pratt City for years anC is widely known in this section of tn, district.
 Will .Elect-The EnsIey DeNIolay. will hold an election of officers in thu Masonic temple Thursday night at z :3( o'clock. The members are urged to at tend.
 PerSOnals-Mr. and Mrs. Tom Emma are enjoying motor trip througl Florida.
 Mir. Fred Scott is ill,at the Employe's hospital in Fairfield.
 Mir. Frank Dunning of Mobile. spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Wylam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Collins and daugh ter, June, of Montezuma, are visiting Miss Ella Shumate.
 Miss Jessie Puckett has returned t, her home on Avenue E, after visi with relatives in Biloxi, Miss, and Mo bile.
 James Johnston is i'll at the home ot his parents in Wylam.
 Mrs. Harry Gingold will return
 MT. George CoOner is recovering iron Thursday from New York.
 n recent accident at the Employees hos pital.
 Miss Nell Mambry of Tuscaloosa ant Miss Bernice Hayes of Tennessee, ar, the guests of Miss Katie Mitchell. no o'clOckHJ ETA SHR ETA ETAOIN
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