The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
Ne7vs Of Ensley

Officers Granger and Wiggins are still "scalping" the blind, tigers in the Ensley district Louise ODell was fined $50 yesterday morning for Illegal sale of liquor at the corner of Bessie avenue and Twenty-second street George Seanie re- ceived fine of s10O for the same offense at Annasburg. Both parties paid the fine and were released.
 Mrs. Nora Walker, wife of J. c. Walk CT of 327 Thirty-seventh street, Wylam, was buried at Oakland cemetery yester- day morning, Rev. Wright having charge of the service. otff4 -ae ss5
 The revival services at the Presbyte- rian church will be closed tonight Rev. P. M. Fitzgerald has been conducting the meetings for the past ten days and has met with unusual success.
 Below is the standing of the contesta it's in the Charity Rebekah I. 0. O.. F. No. Z9: Estel Clayton, ss.9S, Fay Layton se.s2, Birdie Smith s3,45, Willis Pucket $3.9l, and Roy Rigbee~ sS.24. ss 7
 The baseball teams representing the accounting department and the mechan-
  Pany will play an exhibition game to- morrow at the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad companys grounds. These two teams finished about even in the sched- ule recently finished and fast game is to be expected. The same players used in the league games will play in this contest. 'Kuykendall will probably pitch for the accountants while Adams will be on the slab for the mechanics. The game will he al1ed at o'clock
 A denominational rally will be held at the First Christian church Saturday morning al 10:30 o'clock.
 reception was held yesterday aft ernoon at the parsonage of the First Methodist church In honor of Mrs. Will liam King, the former president of the Home Missionary society. Mrs. King will leave soon for her new home in Florida "A large number of the Metho- dist ladies Were present.
 The owenton Missionary society will entertain next Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. w. Owen. All women of Owenton are cordially invited to be present.
 The Pratt City fire department made run to 517 Fifth avenue yesterday morning, put were unable to save small negro cabin from burning to the ground. No one was at home when the fire started. The loss was about $150 with no insurance.
 A Halloween ball will be given by the Pratt City r. o. E. next Tuesday even ing at the city hall.
 The Pratt City and Ensley Woodmen have entered a contest to secure mem hers from now till December 4, On that date the candidates will be initiated at the Ensley hall A big celebration is be- ing planned by the two lodges with a pa rade from Pratt City to Ensley. The pa rade will be held on the biz initiation night.
 Announcement of the wedding of Miss Velma Alta Burgin and pr. G. w. Willis of Ocilla, Ga, has been made. The we'd ding will occur early in November.
 H. M, Averyt of Detroit has returned home after attending the marriage of his sister, Miss Annie Averyt. M
 Mrs. C.. A. Bowles and Miss Ethel Ab- bolt are the guests of Mrs M. V. Averyt. Miss Clara McNamara, 16-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. N. McNa- mara of 2S00 Avenue E. Ensley, died last night at g o'clock after a long sick ness. Funeral arrangements have not been made yet.