The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-12
News Of Enslev

Next Saturday night there will be a
mass meeting held in the office of w. R.
'tewart of the citizens of Ensley to
take up the discussion of the Market
eague Several of the suburbs of Ems
ey will be represented at this meeting.
Fairfield. Wylam and Pratt City have
already sent word that they would be
well represented. Richard w. Massey,
president of the Market league; Isadore
;hapiro, Mrs. Julia Truitt Bishop and
Mrs. y. I. Fuqua. who represents Ems
ley on the executive committee will be
he speakers of the occasion.
The pastor, elders, and deacons of the
Ensley Presbyterian church will hold q
simultaneous prayer meeting tonight at
80 o'clock. These services will be held
in the following places: District No. /,
residence of J. ]. Mays, Eighteenth street
trict No. 2, residence of DR.. Thomas z.
Hay, 23O0 Avenue I; district No. 8. resi-
iences4of James Liddel, Avenue f and
Twenty-seventh street; district No. 4,
residence of Robert Palmer, Jefferson
avenue, and district No. 5. residence of
John Scholl, Terrace park. All mem
bers of the congregation are invited to
attend the service to be held at the place
nearest their home
The Tidewater line, which will go to
Pratt City, is near completion, and it is
said will be ready to operate in about
a month. The company has just finished
bridge over Village creek, and the line
to Pratt City is about completed. This
line runs through the principal streets
of Pratt City, and win join the main
line at Canal street, and go around the
| loop through Ensley. 1t is said that cars
will be operated a 15-mnue schedule
throughout the day.
The committee appointed to work in
Ensley for the s125,0O0 campaign funds
to erect a new building for the free dis
pensary attended the luncheon at the
Eillman hotel last night. c. C. Burke has
been appointed captain of this commit
tee, and has assigned each man his ter
ritory. The following are on the COM
mittee: C. C. Burke, George r. Byrum,
NJ H. Mcdowell. N w. Scott, DR.. j. T.
Kent, r. e. Shadwick, Forster Hamilton,
DR.. w. S. Rountree and DR.. J. N. Car
mickle.
Yesterday afternoon quite a delightful
time was had at the home of Mrs. j. III.
Read, who entertained the Ensley Forty
Two club at her home on Twenty-third
street. Forty-two was played, and de-
lghtful salad course was served Among
those present were: Mrs. ]. c. Barrett
Mrs. George Byrum, Mrs. Harry Cowart,
Mrs w. 7. Hendon, Mrs. NJ. II. Nc
Dowell, Mrs. Lawrence Pennington, Mrs
N G. Clark, Mrs. J. Fl. Perkins, Mrs.
f. G. Fonville, Mrs. C. T. Thomson,
Mrs. C. r. Walker, Mrs Sam Winn, Mrs
C. C. Burke, Mrs. C. w. Sharpe Mrs.
J. s. Hall, Mrs L. e. Brujeker, Mrs.
T. p. Hay, Mrs. Guthrie Wells and Mrs.
j. Fl. Read.
The young ladies' of the st. Catherine
Catholic church of Pratt City, will give
an entertainment tonight, beginning at
$50 o'clock at the city hall for the bene-
fit of the church. Nealan's orchestra will
crowd is expected.
A delightful time was had yesterday
afternoon at a "spend-t the-day" party at !
the home of Mrs. Grady at North High
lands in Pratt City Lunch was served |
Among those present were Mrs. John
Valley Mrs. A. Il. Meehl, Mrs. Joe
Zeigler and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McElhenney an |
nounce the engagement and approaching |
marriage of their daughter. Miss Re-
becca McElhenney. to Mr.. James C. |
Murphy the wedding to take place the
latter part OF November.
The Ensley High school football team
will play Howard reserves this after
noon on the Howard college grounds at
$3.50 o'clock. A large number of Ensley
fans will accompany the team to the
game.
M. p. Mellon left last night for Pitts
burg. where he will make his future
home. Mr. Mellon has lived in Ensley
for a number of years. and has many
friends who will regret to learn of his
departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] S. Bil'ingslev of Fair
view, have moved to Boyles, where they
will make their home.
The ladies of the Woodrnen circle will
meet this afternoon at 2:30 O'clock