The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-28
MEETING PLANNED
 FOR BIBLE SCHOOL
Ensley Kiwanians To Confer
 With Educational Leaders
lEnsley Bureau

The establishment of a school of religious education a: the Ensley High school will be discussed and perma- nent plans made a ta meeting of tn: Kiwanis club committee and educa- t:onal authorities Monday. The school has been approved by some of the ed cational authorities Of the city, and it is understood the cooperation of the board of education may be counted upon to assist :n the work.
 The establishment of the school fSl- lows an address delivered here two weeks ago by Bishop William G. Me Dowell. of the Episcopal church and one by Elmer K. Smith, principal of the Ensley High. Both speakers stressed the necessity for more ethical training for boys and girls and the suggestion was made that one of the best methods was to give instructions in Bible teaching.
 The Kiwanis club has appointed Il committee to map out the plans and 10 take whatever action may be neces- sarry-to get the school started. The opinion prevails here that the school will meet with a hearty reception, in- asmuch as many opinions have been expressed here that such a school would be invaluable to the district.
 Professor Smith said Saturday that the high school, wEile crowded, could make provision for the classes some how. The statement was made that per- haps house could be utilized and the school maintained in this way until the future high school annex is completed. 1t is indicated that the school will be non-sectarian and that attendance will be voluntary on the part of the students.
 Many Stores To ClOse-The stores in Ensley operated by Jewish merchants will be closed Monday in celebration Af the New Year. Special services will be conducted in the synagogue.
 New Sunday School ROOm-The opening of the Sunday school room of the Baptist church will take place Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The at tendance is expected to be large, inas- much as the program includes several prominent speakers and many musical attractions. The new building is the first unit of the church to be com pleted. Rev. David M. Gardner. under whose administration the new church has been launched, will be in charge of the program. The statement was made Saturday that the portion of the building to be opened in capable of accommodating large assembly and everyone is invited.
 Harvest Celebration Starts - The Salvation Army unit in Ensley started it's harvest celebration at the hall on Avenue E, Saturday. The celebration will continue Monday and Tuesday Captain Young and his associates have planned an extensive program to which the public is invited. The unit has been established in Ensley only a short time but has become very popular ill this district.
 Funeral For Mrs. BrOdie-Funeral services for Mrs. $. Brodie will be con ducted Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Wylam Methodist church. Rev. J. McNeill will officiate. Mrs Brodie was 60 years old and is widely known in this district. She is survived by her husband and 12 children.
 Infant Is Buried-Funeral services for the infant son of Mir. and Mrs James Bransford were conducted Fri day with burial in Elmwood. Mrs Bransford is critically ill at the Bap tist hospital.
 King Headed For Convention Samuel c. King, vice president of the Bank of Ensley, will leave Sunday night for Chicago where he will attend the meeting of the National Bankers