The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06
ASSURE GAS Line
TO CENTRAL PARK
Long-Wanted Service To
Be Available In
Few Weeks
tENsLEY BUREAU

e0 10 Involve an outlay OF ABOUT
$25, 900.
j. S. Pevear, operating head of the
company, stated the mains would be
extended from the fair grounds to the
newly developed Central Park area,
thus furnishing residents Of that sec.
ton a service which has been eagerly
sought for some months.
Preliminary survey, with view to
establishing the service, was made sew.
eral months ago, and many inquiries
as to when actual work would begin,
Committees Named Committees from
Ensley to solicit the fund of $4,000 to
college as a community gift from this
section, were announced Saturday
morning by III. NJ. Mcdowell.
| Those whose names appear in the
list are requested to meet at Mr.. Nc.
Dowell's office at s 80 o'clock Tues.
day morning to receive final instruc.
tons. 1t is hoped to complete the can.
yass and secure the desired fund in one
days effort. The fund will be used
to establish the proposed Howard high
school in Ensley. ~.
Those appointed are : No. /. Will.
liam ID. Maxwell, chairman II. M
Mcdowell, Albert w. Smith, Jack e
Lindsay, d. p. Knapp, Isadore Gold
stein, Nose Zivitz and Morris Turner
No. 2, Simon Goldstein, chairman
Oscar Berney, Drayton Trucks, Joe
Mitchell, Chauncey Dodge, John NJ
Sparks, Phillip Lewis and D. f. Fair.
cloth.
No. 3, Hardeman S. Meade, chair
man; Charles o. johnson, Fred McRee
George M. Fields, o. e. Wells, John
Angwin, Y. B. McCroy and John Owens
The campaign has already been or.
ganized in Pratt City, Wylam and
Fairfield and will be handel by com
mittees from those cities without as.
sistance from Ensley. Following the
lead of Pratt City, the other communi.
ties are expected to subscribed $500
and with the subscriptions which art
already in from outside of Ensley, the
goal is expected to be easily reached
Attends Embalmers Meet-John Ang.
win, for 20 years member of the state
board of embalmers, will leave Mon.
day for Montgomery to preside at the
annual meeting of the organization. Mr.
Angwin is president of the board, He
will be absent for several days while
the members are expected to visit
many points of interest around Mont
gonery.
Mrs. Reager Resims-Mrs. r. S
Reager has resigned her position will
the Tyler Jewelry company of Ems
ley and will leave Immediately with Mr.
Reager for an extended trip. Mrs
Reager is one of the best known, Of
Ensley's business women.
Resumes Glass DutieS-William r
Tufnipseed, teacher of the Mems elias:
OF the .Ensley Methodist church, Sun,
day will resume his duties with the
class after vacation of several weeks
during which time the place has beer
filled by visiting teachers.
Glass Goes Hiking The second veal
intermediate class of the Ensley High.
land Presbyterian Sunday school hiked
to College Springs Friday, where they
enjoyed a lunch. They were Joined
at Howard college by Miss .Aline Gulla.
horn, teacher, and several other friends
Jane Summers, Ellen Carmichael
Ruth Dupuy, Erma Jackson, Marian
Scholl, Lillian Bert, Dorothy Ransom
Marjorie SaYer, Eugenia Tyler and
ann Dupuy were included in the party
Revival Adds Members-Nenarly &c
now members have been received into
the Ensley Baptist church as a result
OF revival services there, according tc
authorities of the church.
overflow houses have greeted Rev
w. ID. Mckenzie of Dallas, Tex. il
charge of the service. A special pro
gram will be held Sunday morning an6
evening. Singing is being directed BIZ
lack West, director of religious educa
tion for the church. The membership
is expected to reach q total of 1.5O(
before the close of the service.
Ordinances Drawn--O Ordinances neces
sary to the paving of Twentieth street
from Avenue D to Tuxedo Junction
are being drawn by city authorities, ii
was made known Saturday.
The work will involve an expendi.
ture Of $150,00O, to be paid by the
property owners of Ensley, and is ex,
pected to prove one of the most pro.
gressiye steps initiated by Ensley in
many years.
Completion Of the paving will mean
that a new highway in and out of Ems
ley will be available, thus divertnig and
decreasing traffic from the congested
areas. The stepGis expected to also add
materially to the value of ADJOINING
property.
1t was stated Saturday that the WORK
will be under way within few week.
and completed during the early sum
mer.
Anniversary Service Rev. i. e
Brubaker will celebrate his eleventh an
nversary as pastor of the Ensley High
land Presbyterian church Sunday. In
commemoration of his service there will
be special program arranged for thu
morning service and DIR. Brubaker will
deliver sermon on "The Only Re
ligion With a Cross
When he came to Ensley the church
was located in what is now the bust
ness section of Ensley. Soon the prop
erty was sold for a small sum and .
church, involving an expediture of $50
900, was erected for the congregation
which has grown from 20 members to
over go. DIR. Brubaker and the of
ficers of his church expect several ad
ditions Sunday.
DR.. Brubaker has the distinction Of
being president of the Pastors union
besides having served other boards.
Easter RevivaE-Rev. j. o. Hames
general evangelist of the Methodist
church, will conduct an Easter revivaI
at the Ensley Highland Methodist
church, beginning Sunday and closing
Easter Sunday. Similar services will
be conducted by most of the churche:
of Ensley, it is stated.
Rev. Hames is stated to have been
unusually successful as an evangelist
since entering the work over % years
ago, and is expected to be greeted by
large congregations in Ensley.
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