The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-03
EN SLEY
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"" Phone Ems. llsi-J Chief McDuff was informed Saturday that prominent citizen of Ensley had stated informally that he might donate q tower to the city if the officials thought such . proposition warranted.
 Pastor Welcomed
 Rev. U. s. Pitts. recently appointed to the pulpit of the Ensley Highland Methodist church, will deliver his ini- tial sermon there Sunday morning. He succeeds the late Mel E. Wilson. Mir. Pitts comes to the Ensley Highland church from Brighton, where he thas been stationed for some time. Ills is a young clergyman, saia to be among the most active in southern Methodism. Rev. and Mrs. Pitts will move into the parsonage Monday morning.
 To Teach Class
 Robert L. Daniel of the Mems class of the Baptist church will teach the Brotherhood class of the Ensley Chris tian church Sunday morning, it was announced Saturday. Mir. Daniels is reputed to be one of the best Bible stu dents in the Birmingham district and it is expected that the members of the class will find themselves much inter- ested in his interpretations.
 Prizes Awarded
 The first of series of monthly prize distributions under the auspices of the Ensley Associated Merchants was held Saturday at ? o'clovk. The business area was packed with interested spec tatOrs, most of whom have been pa irons of local stores. The merchants association committee in charge of the awards took care of the details. Not since the holidays has the streets of Enslev been congested as they were Saturday.
 First Baptist Notes
 Highland Circle No. l will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Outlaw. 2O05- Twenty-eight street, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. t.e
 The Builders circle will meet at the home of Mrs. J. w. Minor. 172t Ava nue G, Monday afternoon at 2 80 o clock.
 The Brides circle will meet at the home of Mrs. c. B. McWhorter, 171S Avenue G, Monday afternoon at ? 30 o clock.
 The Workers circle will meet at the home of Mrs T.. 0. Phillips, 2312 Avenue H, Monday afternoon at ? 80 o clock. Ee %
 The Highland circle No. 1 will meet at the home of Mrs. A. D. Rochester, 25091a Ensley avenue, Monday after noon at ? 80 o'clock
 The Helpers circle will meet at the home of Mrs. G. $. Sherman. 202O Avenue H, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 The Young Woman's auxiliary will meet at the home of Miss Louise Jack son, 507-Sixteenth street, Wednesday afternoon at 3 80 o'clock. All the girls of the church 15, 16 and 17 years of age are cordially invited.
 The Supbeams will meet at the church, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Royal ambassadors will meet Monday night at z 80 o'clock. 5
 The Girls auxiliary will meet at the church at 3 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. -ts
 Dance Postponed
 : On account of conflicting dates, it was announced Friday that the Shrine club dance scheduled for Wednesday at the Elks' hall, would be held Tuesday night instead. Officials of the Elks' club, it was stated, had unknowingly promised the hall to two different orr ganizations and the Shriners withdrew in favor of the others.
 Tickets dated for Wednesday will be honored on the night of February 5. The Shrine club expects the dance Tuesday to be one of the most largely attended ever held by the organiza- tion.
 Arrange Drive Details
 The committee in charge of prelimi- naries incident to the drive for funds for the Howard High school will meet Monday to get details shaped up and the campaign underway. James A. Dupuy is chairman of the drive. It is understood that members of the com mittee have been engaged in several conferences and the opinion prevails that the work is well outlined for the general committee when it meets. The erection of the Howard high will, it is stated, take place during the summer and be ready for occupancy during the coming fall. In order to secure the present Baptist church properties the Baptist church will erect new build ing on Avenue E during the next few months, a contract for which will be given during the next few days
 Pastor Arrives k
 '. s. Pitts, newly appointed minis ter in charge of the Ensley Highlands Methodist church, will take charge of that work Sunday morning, according to announcement Friday. He was re- gently appointed to the Ensley charge from Brighton, where. he has served for some time. The appointment was approved by Bishop Warren A. Chand- Ter of Atlanta and was announced here by Rev. Keener N. Matthews, presid- ing elder of the Bessen,er district. Rev. Pitts will occupy the parsonage of the Ensley Highland church Monday, it being announced that Mrs. NJ. F. Will son widow of the late clergymen in charge of that congregation, had re- moved to Florence Friday afternoon.
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