The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-09
N eWS of Ensley

4rs meeting ever
tet4 T. Fa.5a. 5ra yesterday aft
-ss .ss|.=H of Mrs. W. n
ua s5as ~ Ter the auspices
af-azl q sociation, which
w 81 lor talks.
~ most prominent
sn.r oE s6eps F m. Corey and
~ =.s in addition to
eaa 81 of the organl
om 8i san
s ar ecab esided at tha
f fta.fss4fna addresses were
asa del'e IS rthington, Mrs
Ha 81 /. M Cunning
rHs4sra Of he association
#a1d ird vice presi-
Heaa mes, first vice
~ vas unable to
lnls for member
rHir rete fHzalfe8 20 conclusion of
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4aer r6z la4ss tlfs + bod served tea
and fndt hs E B. Dodge pre-
ssa Z. sa Mrs sydney
sYsrs sarga taa The house was
esae. fsA II yell a' S and balloons
s.sa.a ID 1m s leliers bore the
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The fourth annual musicale of the Ba-
raca class of the Ensey Methodist
church will be held this evening at the
opera house. All the arrangements for
the big entertainment have been COM
pleted the programmes have been is
sued and a large advance sale of tick
cts is announced The musieales of the
Baracas in the past have proven so sue
cessful that they are now looked upon
as representing an annual event of inn
portance in the entertainment line in
Epsley.
The announcement of the engagement
of Mr. Roy McEachern of this city to
Miss Estelle Gates Batiste of Bessemef
has been made. the wedding to occur in
June.
On account of having a large number
of dressed chickens for sale without be-
ing able to explain from whence they
eame, John Poe, a negro, was yesterday
placed under arrest by Ensley officers.
Two baskets of dressed fowls carefully
covered over with vegetables were found
in the negros possession.
The creosoting industry in Ensley as
represented by the Pioneer Lumber and
Creosoting company, has assumed such
proportions that the management of the
plant has disposed of the lumber end of
the business entirely. The entire atten-
ton of the concern will in the future be
deveted to the creosoting industry. All
ths lumber and building material was
Elfehased by w. r. Stewart of Ensley.
Taf Senior Philatheas of the Baptist
. ehu6th will be entertained this evening
y a. rfe home of Miss Louise Wilson on
i Enaity Highlands.
e team of the Ensley high school
vesie day afternoon defeated the Howard
Rose YES on the Ensley grounds by the
naors of IL to 8. Features of the game
psrs a home run by Cook and the pitch
lrW Freeman of the Ensley team. Sen
fail. hal fielding of Johnson of Howard
4l cond base received appreciation. The
paaty team will play the Birmingham
SIS school in Ensley next Monday aft
4ir n.
IS Anthony's Altar society held its
rafsliir monthly meeting Wednesday aft
ss95an at the residence of Mrs. George
d
tendance was larger than usual and an
enthusia site meeting resulted The hos
tess served refreshments at the conclu-
sion of the business session. The next
meeting will be held May 81 with Mrs
Crawley at Wylam.
An entertainment was given last eve
ming by Mrs. Emma Roberts at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. d. Culpepper at 170l
Avenue c. An interesting programme Of
music and readings was rendered and
refreshments served. The affair was
given for the benefit of the local tribe
OF Ben-Hur.
The Westminster Gould of Grace Pres
byterian church will meet Saturday aft
ernoon at the residence of Mrs Roy Coff
at Ann station on the South Ensey car
line.
The Workers band of the Baptist
church will conduct a market at the store
of Piper & Phillips Saturday.
The funeral of Ronder Morgan was held
yesterday afternoon from the residence of
I Burns 1928 Avenue E, Ensley, at 2:30
o'clock The service was conducted by
the Rev j. L. Britain, with .nterment
at Oakland cemetery. The deceased was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Morgan
of North Birmingham formerly of Ems
ley.
Mr., and Mrs. r. e. Hall of Houston,
Tex. are the guests of their daughter,
AIRS. j. A. Smith, in Ensley.
Mrs. Frank Brown is reported quite i'll
with malarial fever at her home on Ave-
nue. H.
PACkARDS