The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-31
HAVE FINISHED FINE
PIECE OF PAVING
Construction Work Being Hur-
ried Around Ensley
PYTH1ANSl TO MEET SOON
Third District Sessions VIII BE Held In
Ensley-Methodist Revival Meet
ings Arouse Much Interest.
General News Notes

at Corey and will commence Monday
to pave Commerce street, which ex-
tends parallel with the railroads from
the Ensley boundary line to the Pos
sum Valley road.
The pavement just completed is a fine
piece of work. is symetrically and SOL
Idly laid and presents fine appear
ance.
During the last few days much pro-
gress has been made In the improve
ment of Corey and the contractors arc
using double forces to complete theif
contracts. The cessation of rains last
week has been taken full advantage OF
by them and every available man put
to work ne substantial nature OF
I the sidewalk, curbing and street Inn
\ provements are the subject of much
comment by the many visitors who are
ATTRACTED to the wonderful new city.
knights of Pythias to Meet
l The third district Knights OF
ttythias will hold their annual conven-
Rtion in Ensley on August Q. The local
lods>a is making active preparations Tor
their entertainment and a large num-
Der of delegates are expected to at
tend The third district is composed
of the Pythian lodges of Jefferson and
walker counties and also includes Gull
man. James H. Leath, clerk of the
inferior court, is president and will
preside at the convention.
The meeting Is arousing much inter-
est in Pythian circles as many mat
tiers of Importance to the membership
will be discussed. The entertainment
committee, composed of A. r. May,
w. r. Stewart, S. M. Matson, T. j.
Kennemer and M. M. johnson. are busy
making the necessary arrangements for
/. the entertainment of the visitors.
Chancellor Commander ]. F. Falk-
ner requests all members of the order
to meet with Steel City lodge next
Tuesday night.
Improvement of Ensley Highlands
Dunn & Lalland have conn fenced the
construction of a storm sewer extend
Ing from McWilliams spring to the
main sewer at Ensley Highlands. The
new sewer is 3S inches in diameter and
is being constructed of brick. 1t will
t,extend along Pike avenue to Hilltop
and will drain off all the water along
that route.
The street department is grading the
streets at Ensley Highlands. prepara-
tory to the laying of curbing and side
walks along the main thoroughfares.
Malarkey & Co. have q force of work.
men laying sidewalks and curbing
along Ann street at Fairview.
Methodist Revival Meeting
The series of revival meetings being
held at the Ensley Methodist curhch are
lrousing much interest
Rev. j. A. Bowen, the paator. is be-
Ing assisted by Rev. E., r. Smoot. the
noted singer, who is well known as an
evangelistic worker $40
The services up to date have been
well attended and will continue dur
Ing the week There will be three
services today. The regular morning
service at IL o'clock, afternoon service
1t 4, and evening service at g. W
During the week the services will
be held daily. Early morning gervice
ut o'clock, afternoon at 4 and even
| Ing at 8. DR.. Brown Is DESTROYS Of
having every member of the church
present who Is able to attend these
services. Also an invitation IL ex-
tended to all the people of Ensley who
will receive a cordial welcome.
Mrs. f. Del. Smith Entertains
Mrs. Frank Del. Smith entertained Fri
day afternoon from $3.50 to $50 o'clock
| In honor of Mrs. Louie Cannon Smith,
whose wedding took place June 80. Mrs.
w. E. Brush and Mrs. N. B. Gay as
sisted the hostess in receiving. Frappe
was served by Mrs. T. ]. Reese. Mrs
NJ B. Maus rendered several piano Sc
lections.
The guests included Mrs. w. N. Wood,
Mrs. M. r. johnson, Mrs. o. s. Machey,
Mrs. s. White, Mrs. G.. W. Crossett. Mrs.
w. M. King, Mrs. ]. ]. Walker, Mrs.
N. B. Gay, Mrs. Crawford Perkins. Mrs.
W. A. Ward. Mrs. w. e. Brush, Mrs.
H. G. Russell, Mrs. d. A. Echols, Mrs.
c. M. Sharpe, Mrs. T. c. Mitchell, Mrs.
G. R. Brockman, Mrs. T. ]. Resse, Mrs.
w. P. Lynch, Mrs. L. F. Evins, Jr.,
Mrs NJ. B. Maus. Mrs. E. T. Fields Mrs.
n. L. Barrett Mrs. j. 8. Hall. Mrs. 8.
M. Matson, Mrs. j. M. Donaldson. Mrs.
j. G Bryant. Mrs. F. 0. Harris. Mrs.
II. e. Carleton, Mrs. W. B. Bridges,
Mrs Lucy White. Mrs. j. H. Sheldon,
Miss Maud Scott, Miss Nina Randall
Ind Miss Sara Gelder.
Ens1ey Personals
Mrs. Lee Wnlte ieit yesterday Tor 81.
Clair Springs, where she will spend
few weeks. S-
e. M. Young of Pratt City and D. F.
raircloth have formed q partnership and
will open business at Faircloths stand
rs soon as 1t can be remodelled.
Miss Maud Scott has returned from
Mobile, where she has been visiting Miss
Cecile Kron She will have charge OF
the library during the absence Of Miss
Louise Thompson.
w. w. Ellis will leave next week for
BIT. Louis, Chicago, New York and Cam
hda
Griffin Sheldon left last night for Flor
ence to Join his mother, who Is visiting
relatives at that point.
Mrs. E. A. Hamilton, the well known
Sunday school worker of Birmingham.
will lecture this afternoon at tho Bap-
ist church, Wylam, at $3.50 o'clock to
he Sunbeam society. All children are
invited.
Messrs. Hoke Perkins, Lee White. Hen
Keller j. Moog and Dock Ensey will
cave today for St. Clair Springs to spend
he day.
There will be regular services at all the
churches of Ensley today.
New Lodge At East <Birmingham
Special Deputy g. W.. Armstrong of
he Knights of Honor instituted new
odge at East Birmingham during tho
ast week, to be known at John T.
Morgan lodge No. 464s. There are 81
harter members. The officers are q.
Walden, past dictator; Thomas c. Lee,
ictator; Claude A. Sheppard. vice die
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