The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-03
PASTOR TO TALK
ABOUT MEMBERS
Ensley Minister To Dis
cuss Four Prominent
Citizens Publicly
-tEnsley Burcaul


Dr. L. L Brubaker. pastor of the
Ensley Highland Presbyterian church.
and also president of the Pastors
nnion. announced Friday that he in
tended to discuss public four men mem
Ders Of his church Sunday night. and
4hat his remarks would not be idle
gossip. but plain Straightforward facts
that the public should know
The men to be discussed are: James
a Dupuy, one of the most widely
known men in this section: p. ii. Tyler.
president of the Ensley Associated Mer-
chants; DraytOn Trucks. and John
Angwin, Of EchOls & Angwin. under
takers These men are all among the
leading business men of Ensley. three
Of them being prominent members of
the Kiwanis club and one being the
president of the largest and most active
association of business men ever or
CANNED in this section, the Ensley As
scciated Merchants
What DIR. Bruhakers will say about
these men has not been disclosed and
considerable interest has been aroused
IN the proposed discussion. 1t is pre-
sdicfed that the pastor will find him
self confronted by an OVERLOOKING con-
gregation Sunday night
a.
Bare, state manager for the Southern
Bell Telephone company. was in Ems
ley Friday. paying q short visit to the
local plant He called to see Miss
Jane Thompson. manager. and later in
speeted the work that has recently been
completed here 1t was understood
that the necessary cables for eOnduits
lately placed here would be available
soon and that the demand for tele-
phones here would be relieved
ChilArea's FestivaIEOver 1000 pu-
pills from the various schools operated
By the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail-
road company viii pass through Ems
ley Saturday morning en- route to Edge
water. where the annual May fete of
the schools viii be held The children
are to be transported from their home
schools TO the scene of the festivals in
company trucks and all that can be Sc
cured conveniently from outside sources
1T Was stated Friday that nearly all
transfer lines in this section had been
called on TO help in the transportation.
The festival Saturday afternoon viii
start at 2 O'Clock and will be witnessed
BY George Gordon Crawford, president
Of the Tennessee company, and Mrs
Crawford: Herbert Charles Ryding,
vice president, and Mrs Ryding: W.
9. Matthias and Mrs Matthias. W. B.
u izasaos. L G. Beecher, Karl Land
grebe and Wade Oldham of the EnsIey
and Fairfield works. and other officials
of the company The officials have
always been deeply interested in the an
nuaH fetes arranged by Miss Winifred
Collins of the social science department
and her associates in that department
In addition there Will be large host
of guests and visitors at the festival
Cloe To Speak-COmmiSsiOne W. b.
Cloe viii teach the Mems Brotherhood
class of the Pike Avenue Baptist
church Sunday morning 1t is ex-
peeted4 that he viii speak only of the
regular lesson. although it was Sug
gested that he might discuss conditions
existing in this district in regard to
which he has held mass meetings on
several occasions
To Pave Many StreetS-The paving
committee of the Ensley district realty
board has arranged its plans for the
PAVING Of many Streets and avenues In
-EaEleF. II w3S stated Friday that the
plans would be given to the realty
beard at its next meeting and it was
expected the city would authorize the
work to go forward this summer
Mothers D2y-The Mems Bible
classes of Ensley have combined to OBJ
serve Mothers Day May IL In great
CT degree than ever before here The
classes have appointed a committee of
800 menr TO see that every man. in this
part of Birmingham wears u flower and
to-eSeh man who goes to- work or who
appears. ON the streets the committee
plans to present a small card bearing
q. beautiful tribute to mothers
Efficiency InS&ifuae-The efficiency
institute. under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League, will convene at the Ems
ley Methodist church Sunday afternoon
ats o'clock. Edward H. Black will be
president of the faculty. which in
cludes several men well known for their
knowledge of the Bible. The institute
VIII continue until May 9. during which
time several social diversions will be
enjoyed by those attending the in
stitufe-