The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-29
UNDERWOOD CLUB
FORMED AT ENSLEY
Officers Elected and Com
mittees Named
PLAN FOR HOSPITAL
Physicians Meet, But No Definite
Action Is Taken-Farewel Party
for Charles Mckinley-Other
News of Interest

AT an enthusiastic and well attended
meeting held last night at Ensley the
Underwood club was formally organized
and officers elected. The club starts out
with $50 members. James Liddell called
the meeting to order and the report of
the organization committee appointed at
a meeting about a week ago was received
and adopted. An election was held and
the following officers chosen: James Lid
dell, president; Ike Blalock, first vice pres
ident; II. d. Williams, second vice presi-
dent; Joe Lamont, third vice president
w. Arthur Burgin, fourth vice president;
j. Ellis Brown, secretary The following
were elected on the finance committee:
NJ. H. Mcdowell, John Harris and J. NJ
Donaldson; on the printing committee, w.
Arthur Burgin, II. D. Williams and c. C.
Burke.
On the account of the E,lks' minstrel,
which will be held next Thursday and
Friday nights, the next meeting will be
held Friday, December y, at the inferior
court room.
Plans for the erection of a hospital at
Ensley was discussed last night at a
meeting of the physicians of Ensley and
vicinity, but no definite action was taken
The method of financing the proposition
was discussed and several committees
We're appointed to look into the matter
and report back at the next meeting
which will be held Friday night, Decem-
Der 3, in the rooms over Averyt's drug
store.
The ladies of the Ensey High School
Improvement association have secured the
services of the Royal Welch singers who
will give musicale in the auditorium of
the high school in the near future. The
ladies consider themselves fortunate in
securing this attraction for Ensley as they
were billed for the Jefferson theatre, but
owing to conflicting engagements will
give their entertainment at Ensley.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given last night at the home of Miss
Grace Hillhouse who entertained the
Phlathea society Refreshments We're
served and an enjoyable time was had.
Those present were: Miss Marie Broad
lax, Miss Vivian Vann, Miss Lora Pfiel,
Miss Agnes Long, Miss Annie Pitts, Miss
Evelyn Landson, Miss Olive McPearson,
Miss Ollie Montgomery, Miss Margaret
Henderson, Miss Nell Suppler; Messrs.
Clifford Propst, Edward Finks, France
Williams, John Austin, Gordon Palmer,
Hill Snow. Claud Brown, Claud Eubank,
Edwin Cook, Rudy Gingery, and William
Suppler.
The members of the st. Cecillie club
of Fairview will be entertained at their
regular Monday evening meeting by Miss
Jessie and Miss Angie Ruter on Ann
street.
A farewell party was7given last evening
in honor of Mr.. Charles Mckinley at the
home of Miss Rose Valley, 2023 Avenue F.
of this city. Refreshments were served
and games were played and the evening
was enjoyably spent. Those present
were: Miss Kate McArdle, Miss Rose
Hannigan, Miss Bridge Hannigan, Miss
Ellen O'Hare, Miss Ellen Fox, Miss May
Valley Miss Rose Valley, Miss Elizabeth
Grady, Miss Jennie Bross, Miss Annie
Logan, Miss Nellie Logan, Miss Ruth
Davis. Miss Marguerite Davis, Miss Ada
Zeigler. Miss Mary Kyle. Messrs. Ed Me-
Glothin. Fred McGlothlin, Johnnie Out
law, Henry Ellis, Bob Phaxton, Charles
Mckinley, Ray Williams, William Coates,
W. R. Sellers, Wesley Baker, Frank Nc
Bee. Herman Vansandt, Edgar Halbert,
Charles Campbell, John Graham, Louis
Mancn. and Harry Dabney.
A heavy docket was on hand yesterday
morning In the Ensley police court. Twen-
ty-nine cases were on the docket. Doeph
Lightner, a negro, was fined 500 for car
rying concealed weapon by Judge
Lowery.
The funeral of Mrs. Jessie McCuaig has
been announced for o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Ensley Presbyterian
church. DR.. T. p. Hay will conduct the
services.