The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-04
MINISTER TALKS
 ON 'DOUCHBOY'
Fair Play Lesson Drawn From Days Activi-
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 ENSLEY, Ala, Aug. 3.-"Dough Boy," the dog winner Of American and Canadian field trails was used to emphasize the message given to his con eregation Sunday morning by Rev. Will ? liam H. Mansfield at the Ensley Meth cdist church Sunday morning. He had announced the rules of Methodism which must be so announced once ev- cry year by all Methodist ministers and had spoken on the beginning and the needs of Methodism when he re- lated an incident which occurred as a meeting of the Gadsden Rotary club last week.
 Dr. Mansfield said, II heard the owner of Dough Boy the great point CT dog, make a speech to the Rotarians. He is Mir. Ed Rowe of Birmingham. He said that he had never known Dough Boy" to take an unfair ad- vantage of his competitors on the field. He said that many times the famous, dog would refuse to make n move. or intrude in the slightest way while other dogs on the field were engaged in their work. A1r. Rowe said that he also attributed a part of the success of Dough Boy" to the fact that he never failed to obey his mas ter's voice. My friends, that is the outstanding appealing thing to all Christians. If we would only obey the voice of our Master and if we would practice these two foundamentals which have made a great field trial winner we would measure pretty well ID to the requirements of this church and to the high standard set for Chris tians."
 Dr. Mansfield has recently returned from North Carolina and appeared in his pulpit. Sunday for the first time in several weeRs He directed the : administration of Holy communion fol lowing the morning service.
 Repair Building Confirmation has been given in Ensley by ". H. Me Dowelk agent for fHmsay and Nc CormacE, fhat flie hutlding on Nine, tcenth street and AvenTe E will under go extensive repairs AThe e principal ground floor. is occupied by Tyler Jew eIry company. It was years the home of the Bank of Ensley. It is stated that the entrance to the building will be changed, the store of A. Newman will be altered and the upper floor will be entirely changed. It is understood that several physicians have engaged suites in the building which they will occupy when the work is completed.
 Masonic 0uting-The annual outing of the Masonic bOdiesk of the EnsleS district will be held August 12 al PineView beach. Announcement to this effect was made to the local Organiza tions in a circular issued Saturday The statement was made that all of the concessions at the beach have been secured for the day. All Masons and C.. skaA as a,Vto, to attend The committee in charge has arranged on the details incident tC the outing and among other attractions will be an augmented orchestra which will provide music for the dancing ex rected to be one of the principal fea lures of the affair. Other attrac tions will include few informal speeches., boating, bathing, fishing ana races to be arranged by the commit tee.
 Spivy Will Speak-Dean l.. M Spivy of the Birmingham-South college delivered the sermon at tht Lnsley Highland Presbyterian churcl Sunday morning in the absence of Rev L. F. Brubaker, pastor of the church He was invited to the engagement by q committee from the congregation ant q very large and. interested audience heard his sermon. Rev. Mir. Burbaker who has been away for several weeks will return this week, it is stated.
 Go To Camp-Menabers of Troop IS Boy Scouts with Prof. 0. F. Bowman in charge went to Camp Andrews Sat urday morning returning in time fol church service Sunday. The troop Ii said to have the best cabin at CamI Andrews and ;s composed of some en thusiastic scouts.
 Expect Aeeeptaaee-Acceptance O rh invitations Of tIe ERsie sKiwanii club to attend lnncheon next Thurs day, at which Oscar ". nderwOod senior sem tor from Aiahama, will de liver the principal address. is expected from Gov. WnIiam w. Brandon O Montgomery Monda He was in Tro! Saturday and coaimnni on with hin could not he obtained by iames Dupuy who has been asked to extend the in vitation l. k expected hat GovernOl Brandon viii accept and with severa ether distinguished Alabamians vii meet with inc Fasley wanians Thurs day.
 The sulject of the address by Sen ,tor Underwood has not been an nonr,eJ 'sithoagh it is believed tha Mir underwood will speak. on topict of reners interest 70 the district. Gu of defere1ce to Ni Underwood it fl un,erstoo5 that t'.> Rt Rev William G. AfcDoafh, co-adjutor of Ala hama for ,he copal church, vii h. nreseiT and yer the invocation
 gfontsg.tlo ge--fhe Montevall, drive ,yiH be Ct lined at a meetinj to be held Alon ly night at tiie As soeiated MsrcLants dining hail Tn, conference Is fGt the purpose of get ing the strategy cE work outlinsl s, thar she territory may be canyaaseC ,luriu. .he week. II M stated represen tatlc. irom si the women's cluh& th, Ensley Associated Merclants. the Ri wanis club and other otg,sn izatidrs vii be present at the Inee1ng and pArtici pate in the drive to he launched q once. No, quota las been assigne' Ensley, it is stated although tho 3pfn ion seems to be that S3 800 or mbre VII be secured from this section of th city.
 Mrs. Matthews Dies Mrs Ben Siat thews, age 34, died at au mfirl v1F! Sunday morning. SShr is survived h' her husband anR fiv ch!idren, ir sisters, and one brother lr;nsr'tl S1Iv ices will be held Mendss 3i'ernoaI h the chapel of Echols' .Sngwin ltey O. S. Swellinger, paste of thu Cea