The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
ENSLEY PLANNING. BIBLICAL SCHOOL.
Movement Is Aftermath
 Of Address By Bishop . Mcdowell
(Ensley Bureau.)

As an aftermath of the address de- livered here Thursday by Bishop W. G. McDowen, of the, Episcopal church, it was said Saturday that an effort would be made to obtain school for religious instruction under the supervision of the Ensley High school faculty. The pro- posed school is similar to the school op- erated last year at Five Points for Bible instruction which proved to be surprisingly successful to the schoo! au- thorities.
 James Dupuy, president of the Ems ley Highland Presbyterian church Bi- ble class, said Saturday that the school is needed not only here but in every section of this district and Ensley would take stps to fill the need in this section. The school operated at Five Points last year was opened for those pupils who wished to make a study of the Bible. It was necessary for them to have high rating in their other studies before they were permitted to take up the other work and every step was a voluntary one on the part of the students. The school was strictly non- denominational.
 Bankhead Address Postponed-Con sressman William B. Bankhead, who was to have delivered an address be- fore the Kiwanis club of Ensley next Thursday will be unable to attend. A telegram to the effect that he could not reach Ensley for the meeting was received Saturday. It is understood that Congressman Bankhead appears before the club prior to his return to Washington for the next session of the Congress.
 It was stated Saturday by Clyde Pippin, of the program committee for the Kiwanis club, that an announce ment would be made in day or two as to who would take Congressman Bankhead's place at the forthcoming meeting.
 Daniels Opens Office-After several years association with D. F. Faircloth. it was announced Saturday, that Robert l.. Daniels, had entered the real estate brokerage business with offices at 511 North Nineteenth street, Ensley He is to handle only investments and homes, according to the announcement. MT Daniels, is widely known here hay ing engaged in the practice of law some time and entering the real estate business later. He is sharing offices with the executive department of the Strand theater
 Women To HeIp-A committee of prominent Ensley women representing every school of this section, has been appointed to assist in the mass meet ing to be held Wednesday at which plans will be discussed for the women to assist in building up the local busi- ness volume. It was stated that Mrs. s. $. Heide had named the committee headed by Mrs. E. R. Maynard, and composed of Mrs. James A. Dupuy, from the Central association; Mrs. J. G. Darden and Mrs. J. M. Downes, from the Baker school Mrs. D. T. LOwery and Mrs. J. w. Frazier, from the Bush school; Mrs. T. W. Dean and Mrs. G. w. Hamilton from the Fair view school; Mrs. J. J. Gober and Mrs. J. H. Flauett, from Minor school; Mrs. Wood Smith and Miss Dorothy Grim from Moore school, and Mrs. W. N. Sayre and Mrs. J. C. Fitzpatrick, from the Ensley High school.
 The mass meeting will be held at ? 80 o'clock Wednesday in the Mer- chants association dining hall. All wo- men of the district are invited.
 Dr. Mansfield on Hughes-Rev. Will liam H. Mansfield, will take Captain Rupert Hughes to task in a sermon Sunday night at the First Methodist church. The local minister will criti- else the recent article of Captain Hughes, wherein the latter explains why he has quit going to church.
 The article in tine current issue of magazine has aroused the deepest re- sentiment of church people in many sec tions of the country. Dr. Mansfield will perhaps have a large audience to hear his address.
 Following the service all the teach informal reception in the church dining CTS in local churches will be given an room where refreshments will be served.
 De MOIay To Meet-Ensley chapter Order of De Molay will observe educa tional day service at St. Johns Epis- Lillit Lewis, Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Da- wis and Gerard Davis.
 Personals-Mrs. A. D. Grant of