The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23
News of Ensley

funelal SerVlceS over the remains of l. P Guy, 69 years of age, a Con federate veteran, who died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the family residence on the corner of Avenue l. and Fifteenth street. will be conducted this afternoon at o'clock from the residence. Interment will follow at Oakland cemetery. The Rev. T. P. Hay, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city, of which the de- ceased was member, will officiate. MT. Guy is survived by his widow and two sons, Alfred and Wood Guy, of this city. He was a Confederate veteran and served throughout the civil war and took part in many of the great battles of that conflict. Funeral services will be in charge of Camp I Pat Claybourne. United Confederate Veterans. of which he was a mem Der. The active pallbearers will be as fellows: H. c. Burke. J. A. Dawson, | J. R. Acuff, w R. Lowry. A J. Piper, and Daniel Payne. Honorary pallbear- eRs are: M. H. Mcdowell, D. J. Flum- mer, Dr. J. E. Robbins, Dr. N. G. Clark J. A. Dupuy and E. C. Crow | Final arrangements have been com pleted for the outing of the Ensley club, which will be held tomorrow night at the Ensley park from ' o'clock to Il o'clock in the evening. The com mittee composed of pr. E. W. Averyt John Harris, John Fray, Oscar Berney John Byrum and several others met yesterday morning and made the ar- | lrar n oaf mi fo,-
 mittee plans to have dancing at the park and several other amusements. lThere will be an intermission about 9 o'clock for a basket spread. All mem bers of the club and their families and friends are invited to the outing The newly elected. officers of the EEpworth League of the Ensley Meth odist church will be installed at the church Monday night and an interest ing programme is being arranged for the occasions The following officers 1will be installed: A. A. Spencer, pres ident; w. w. Shackleford. vice pres ident; Miss Ruby Parker, first superin- tendent Miss Hattie Francher, second
 superintendent Miss Ruth Clark, third
 superintendent; Miss Myrtle Shaddiclx,
 fourth superintendent; Clarence Hy-
 bart, secretary; l. w. Cook, treasurer;
 James Cook. Era agent; w E. Coates.
 musical director; Miss Onyx Parker, pianist. an Miss Bulia Hummer junior
 superintendent.
 Funeral services over the remains of
 William E. Gould, aged 3S. one of the !, oldest regular men in point of serv- , ice of the Ensley fire department who died Monday afternoon at his home lin Pratt City. conducted r. day afternoon from the family resi- dence. lnterment followed at the Fra. ternal cemetery at Pratt City. The de- ceased is survived by his father, J. M. Gould and one sister, Mrs Thomas
 Dorchosey. Members of the Ensley fire
 department acted pallbearers and : members from the Birmingham fire de- partment acted as honorary pallbearers The active pallbearers were: J. H. let : low, w. W. Burden. R. V. Lewis, J. F,
 Crossett H. J. Locke and James Ben
 tis. Honorary pallbearers were: As- ] sistant Chief w. P. Walton. G. L. Clapp II. L. Haggard. c. H. Alverson, P. L Cawthorne w. M. Bondaurant, w. A Reeder. D. c. Karr, James Stark and : J. A. Hart.
 Owing to the absence of a number ' of the members of the Ensleys Play
 ground association, the meeting which
 
 ernoon at the Ensley park was post ] poned, until tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock. Several matters of importance
 will be taken up at the meeting and
 arrangements for the merchants field ! day exercises will be made together with programme for athletic events al tho grounds.
 The members of the Thursday Aft ernoon Forty-two club will be enter tained this afternoon by Mrs Alexan. 3 der Hood at her home on Avenue H | All members are invited to be present : The regular meeting of the Seniol Forty-two club will be held this aft.
 ernoon at the home of Mrs. S. s. Held, : on Avenue H. All members are in vited to be present.
 Miss Annie Campbell left yesterda, T for Texas where she will visit rela
 lives.
 Miss Iona and Miss Stella shanle, of Princeton. Ind, are the guests O Mrs. A. E. Meehl.
 Miss Annie Mae Farmer of Annistoi is the guest of Miss Lillian Tender son.
 !. Mrs M D. White and two childrei . will leave today to visit relatives il Cullman.
 Mrs John M Fray Is the guest O relatives in Virginia.
 Mrs. c. E. Lee and children of Lau
 rel Miss. Is the guest of Mrs. J. M 2 Park of this city.
 Miss Grace Stagg Is improving aftel a long illness.
 Tnsurance Committee Meets Today