The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-08

1 proceeds that they will derive from the
 sale of the cakes and pies will go to
 the funds to complete the church. The
 articles will be received between II and
 1 o'clock Saturday, and the prizes will l be awarded at o'clock. The prizes are
 as follows:
 l First, for white layer cake, lavalier,
 donated by Ellis Jewelry company; sec
 ond for promiscous layer cake, one half
 barrel of flour; first for white loaf
 cake, chair. donated by Wells & Bras- wells: second for promiscous loaf cake, one half barrel flour; first for bread.
 rug donated by Hood. & Whittle; sec | ond for bread, two sacks of flour: first Tor rolls, Keen Kutter meat mill, don ated by Smith Hardware company; sec- ond for rolls, two sacks of flour: prize i for beaten biscuits, two sacks of flour Yesterday afternoon c. C. Burke, president of the Ensley Commercial 1 club, who has been urged by his many | friends to enter the race for legisla- ture, stated that he would not be d candidate for that office, saying that business matters would not permit him l to spare the necessary time If he were elected. MT. Burke issued the follow | ing statement:
 Being urged by many friends to en- | ter the race for legislature and hay ing considered the matter very care fully I have concluded not to be a can didate for that office. I appreciate the confidence that my friends have in me, but on account of business affairs l could not afford the necessary time in attending the sessions of the leg islature if I were elected"
 
 Tuesday night Charles Henderson will address the citizens of Ensley in the interest of his candidacy for gov ernor at the opera house at S:30 o'clock MT. Henderson will address the cit izens of Vivian prior to his Ensley address beginning a o'clock. Besides this address several other speakers will make short talks in behalf of Mir Hen derson. A number of the citizens of this city are planning to organize a Henderson club here at the speaking The ladies are especially invited to at tend.
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 Ensley Real Estate Mems association will be held Tuesday night in the of- flee of Pegram x Meade on Nineteenth street. After a short business ses- sion in which several important mat ters will be taken up. banquet will be served at the Palace cafe. An in teresting programme has been ar ranged, including a number of short talkS Dy the members,
 The western division of the Birming- ham Sunday School association will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Ensley Baptist church. An inter- esting programme has been arranged which includes a number of talks on Sunday school by the different super intendents of the Sunday schools of the district. Talks will be made by the fol- rf St Johns Episcopal church, the Rev. David Park of the Plunket Memorial church of Fairfield, H. c. Russell, su- perintendent of the Ensley Methodist church. Sunday school; W. R. Stewart, superintendent of the Presbyterian church, Sunday school: c. C. Albert, of the Christian Bible school; R. F. Pal mer of the Highland Sunday school Felix Fuller, T. M. Kyle, w. s. Davis and others.
 A special meeting has been called by Steel City lodge No. 190, Knights of Pythias, for Tuesday night in the hall will be given and change of bylaws will be made. All members are urged to be present.
 Steel City lodge No. 156, woodmen of the World. will hold the regular meet ing tomorrow night in the Knights of Pythias hall on Nineteenth street Be- sides the regular routine business five candidates will be initiated into the lodge. Thursday evening the Ladies' circle will have charge of the Idle Hour theatre for the benefit of the circle.
 Ensley lodge No. 165. I. O. O. F.. will give the initiatory degree at the regular meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock fin the hall.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Overton have re- turned from their wedding tr,p of sev- eral weeks and will make their home in this city.