The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

| OXmOOr league on the CreStl1ne-
Oxmoor circuit, is doing splendid work
under direction of pastor, Allen Moore.
Invaded City Union last month and
walked off with the banner. Have their
regular social benefit entertainments,
etc. Richard Moore, president.
ident, North Albertville district. has
doubled its pledge since making it the
first of the year and have written head
quarters to change their pledges to con-
ference raising each exactly double the
amounts they had been. Congratula-
tions, Arab. Wish more chapters would
follow your lead. Arab always does
good work. Home of the district secre-
tary.
Farley Epworth League, Huntsville
district, has a wonderful league, accord
ing to reports from the enthusiastic
president, Miss Latham. They are not
growing by degrees but by leaps and
bounds. Glad to learn this. They have
an average attendance of 60 and some
times have 100 present. And Farley is
rural league. Better watch these
rural leagues, as the banner was cap
tured by one of them last year.
Clyde Hill, president of the East
Gadsden League chapter reports that
they have already organized a mission
study class and selected their text book
Get busy, leaders. Everybody is sup
posed to have class by this time.
Jonesboro Epworth League, South
Bessemer district, writes that they have
pledged to raise $500 for their new
church, besides making and paying a
nice conference and Africa pledge. Seems
| like everybody is working. Miss Annie
Louise Moon is helping the Jonesboro
| leaguers and she is a former district
secretary. Earl Houston is the new
president.
L. A. Dishman, chief "tail twister"
for the Mccoy (Anniston) Epworth
League, writes: eve have a very good
league, with good attendance and in
terest. We had our monthly business
meeting last Tuesday night and decided
to meet one night in a week for
month or six weeks to discuss league
work. 1t is our plan to order hand
books, secure about Is or 20 copies of
The Nacel and a few copies of mis-
sion study book and dig in for some
instruction that will count for some
thing" Go to it, Mccoy. We're for
you.
The Rev. A. L. Woods, district secre-
tary of the Jasper district, is going to
organize new league at Dilworth. Good
for him.
Sycamore president, w. NJ. Thurman,
krOt 70 laxy
elected officers for the year, made
adopted a policy, having regular devo-
secretary and treasurer with standard
record books and receive copies of the
Epworth Era"
Miss Cleo Wiley, a former coed at
Birmingham-Sou college, is the
president of the new Epworth League
chapter in the Decatur district at
Trinity, Ala, the Rev. V. G. Herndon,
pastor. Chapter was organized by the
executive secretary. Good crowd out.
Miss Wiley is a fine Lacquer, having
been one of the first to get her Chris
ton Culture diploma.
Roy Bass, president of the Republic
EpWOFlu LedBuey one u Iue BOlu Sedl
chapters last year, reports that they
have already organized a mission study
class. Republic is in the North Bes-
semer district and is noted for their
good work at all times.
Mt. Vernon chapter, in the Birming-
ham district, has begun to work again
under the leadership of the new presi-
dent, Felix Lewis. Have 80 on roll,
budget of 5000, have made nice pledges
to both conference and Africa as well as
a pledge to The Nacel.
Bessemer seniors write that they are
going to do good work this winter.
They have asked the district secretary
to fuss at them" when they do not do
what she wishes them to do.
RANDOM NOTES
Rev. j. A. Gam, member of the con-
ference board and press agent for the
Conference League work, is organizing
a league at Millport. The outlook there
is good and some real league work is