J!lt is understood that the committee
Shas before it the entire series of
Warts relative to the bill and also
-some inside information from the
'’city hail - relative to the position
italien there by the several commis
sioners which will bo utilized at the
'most appropriate moment. The com
. mittee seemed well pleased with de
velopments Friday and believe the
‘ambitious plan of Senator Brower
"will not be successful before the leg
•• islature.
The Arabs club, composed of some
25 or 30 young men of Ensley, will
'leave Saturday morning in a body
l.tn spend the week-end at Borden
Wheeler Springs. The trip Is one of
j>H series of interesting entertain
-ments planned by the club during
-the heated term. They will return
“pundky night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Owing to the absence of Rev. L. A.
iBrubaker pastor of the Ensley High
‘lands Presbyterian church, It was
announced Friday that Dean Rudd M.
-Spivey, of the Birmingham-Southern
• cdllege, would occupy the pulpit
• Sunday morning. There will be no
-evening sendee.
p Rev. Jack Benton, assistant pas
: tor of the Ensley .Methodist church,
-will deliver the morning and eve
ning sermon at this church Sunday.
‘Rev. 'William H. Mansfield, the pas
■tor is in North Carolina and will
■r-ot' be here in time for the serv
ices. There will he special music,
•liiveryone is invited.
I Prof. R. L. Vann, teacher of the
33ible class at the First Methodist
Jchurch in Bessemer, will teach the
JWesley Bible class of the First
LMethodist church, Ensley, Sunday
•morning. Announcement to this ef
fect was made Friday by Tom S.
-PiPPen, president of the class. Prof.
"Vann is a distinguished Bible stu
• dent and every members of the class
is Invited to hear him.
