The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-25
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 Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Cunningham en- tertained at dinner yesterday a Ensley in honor of the eighty first anniver- sary of the mother of Dr. Cunningham Mrs. Nancy A. Cunningham Of Mount Hope, Lawrence county.
 Mrs. Cunningham is remarkably viz orous physically and mentally and takes keen interest in the affairs of her distinguished son.
 She has been on a visit here for several weeks and has been the re- oipient of much attention from her large acquaintance in this county.
 An elegant course dinner was served in the large dining room at the hos pital and the guests included many per sonal friends of the guest of honor, who received quite number of tokens of amection from her relatives and friends.
 pr. Cunningham presided and made short address appropriate to the oc- casion Tn which he paid beautiful tribute of love and affection to his mother
 Mrs. Cunningham was deeply touched by the many kind remembrances and expressed her thanks and appreciation. A seven course dinner was served, during which pr. Cunningham kept the guests highly entertained by many amusing stories and "reminiscences.
 Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. J. B. Cunningham. Miss Susie Cunningham, Miss Irene Cleere, Mrs. P J. Rogers, Miss Eua Taylor, pr. and Mrs J. E. Robbins, Mrs. w. H. Wynne and mother, Mrs. Cory, Mrs Nat G. Clark, Mrs. J. K. Green, Mrs. T. H. Moore, Mrs. Geor ge Cleere, Mrs. Taylor Mrs. J. F. Echols, Mrs. D. A. -schols, Mrs. John Angvin, Mrs. D. .1. Dunlap, Mrs. ". L. Clark, 1 pr. F. H. Mann and pr. R. E. Cloud.
 Cleanup" Day in Ensley | Today has been set apart by the com mttee from the Ensley club as a special cleaning up day. A circular has been dis tributed all over the city requesting the cooperation of every citizen in this move ment The street department has ar ranged for wagons to call and gather up the trash. The committee desires that every man, woman and child in the city take special interest in this movement and see that all premises are given d | cleaning up, and that the city take on d new appearance.
 | Not only will the town be improved in appearance by this movement but it will | tend to safeguard the health of the city. | The committee suggest an early start to give the wagon an opportunity to remove | the rubbish.
 Rod Mill Rumors | There are many rumors around town in reference to the suspension of work at the American Steel and Wire company's plant at Corey and the probable purpose | of the shut down permanently. | While from indications the shut down is indefinite it is not believed that it will be for any long period In fact it was persistently rumored yesterday that wolk 1 had been resumed and that the worlSmen who had been laid off were being re- employed.
 | investigation, however, failed to sub stantiate the rumor although a number of men are at work on the plant | The official statement from the Unit:d States Steel corporation, published else- where in The Age-Herald today, wouln indicate that the suspension has no polf tcal significance and that the operation9 will be resumed at an early date.
 Three Small Blazes The fire department was called to tEree fires Sunday The residence of Mr. A. C. Lewis caught fire twice dur ing the day, but in neither instance did the damage amount to a great deal. In answering call at Twenty third street