The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-19
News Of Enslep

A committee was appointed yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. W. l. Phillips, chair
man of the Ensley division of the city
Beautiful movement, and a meeting of
the committee members will be held I'M
as soon as possible after the meeting
of the committee, which will map out
the work for the different sections Of
the city Ensley citizens have mani-
tested much interest in the movement
and state they will make the Ensley
district one of the most attractive of
Birmingham.
The following ladies' We're appointed
on the committee: Mrs. r. +. Mosely,
Mrs. j. A. Dupuy Mrs. c. w. Sharpe,
Mrs. w. +. Wilcox, Mrs. r.. +. Palmer,
Mrs. j. ID. MatlocS. Mrs. r. L. Dimmitt,
Mrs. n. II. Hawkins, Mrs. w r. Stew
art Mrs. II. M. Broadnax. Mrs r. L.
Chadwick. Mrs J, w. Brigham, Mrs. J
l. Smith, Mrs n. p. Gay, Mrs. George
Byrum. Mrs. M. V. Averyt, Mrs. W, a.
Ward and Mrs. Walter II. Davis.
Commissioner James Weatherly and
Street Commissioner Frank Gafford were
in Ensley yesterday morning to look over
the route that number of citizens of
second street to sixteenth avenue. They
were met by committee representin.,
the Real Estate Mems club and the Mer-
chants association After going over the
place and making an estimate of the cost
Commissioner Weatherly stated that he
would let the committee know his decision
by next Wednesday,
The committee in charge has been work.
ing hard Tor the last week and has Sc
cured petition with large number OF
names ON it, asking the city of Birmng
ham to extend the street. If the street
is put through 1t is stated, that it will
be shorter and quicker way for the
delivery wagons and the fire department
to get to the Ensley Highlands and Fair
view.
The friends of j. w Smith will regret
to hear of his resignation as principal
of the Bush school of this city. Mr.. Smith
will move to Montgomery as assistant
to the Montgomery county superintendent
of education. l., s. Banks of the Ensley
high schol has been appointed Mr.
Smiths successor temporarily.
The services at st. Johns Episcopal
church during Lent will be as follows:
Every Wednesday. beginning with Ash
Wednesday February 25. the I.itany will
be said followed by a short address in
the evening at 7:45 O'Clock. Every Friday
the penitential office will be said. followed
by short meditation at o'clock in the
afternoon. The holy communion VIII be
celebrated every Sunday morning at 9:15
o'clock. The confirmation class will have
its first meeting next Wednesday evening
after the services All those contemplate
ing confirmation are cordially invited to
attend the conference of this class.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Mae Kyser
to Mr. Augustus Guy Overton was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at the home
OF the brides brother i'm Albertvile. A
number of friends of the young couple
from this city attended the wedding. Mr..
Overton holds a responsible position in
F,nsley where he has many friends.
The members of the Thursday After
noon Forty-Two club of this city will be
dence of Mrs. c. w. Sharpe. All members
are invited TO be present.
The Ensley Highland Auction Bridge
club will be entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. Neil Hutchins at Palmer Ter
race.
The Olympia Forty-Two club will meet
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. j. p. Doyle on Fairview avenue.
]. w. Harrell is very i'll at his home
Miss Elizabeth johnson has been
brought hcme after an operation on for
appendicitis at the Birmingham infirm-
airy and is resting we'll
Steel City Lodge No. 156, Wood,nen of
the World, will have charge of the Frank
lin theatre today.