The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-06

| Canes, protector: Mrs. Anna Ka.non
outer guard The board of trustees; is
composed of Mrs Frank Fourier. Mrs.
| Jenkins and Mrs. George Preston. The
newly elected officers will be installed by
| Mrs. Nellie Johnston during the early
part of January.
| Ensley lodge, No. 9s7, Benevolent and
! Protective Order of Elks, will hold its an
| nual memorial services this afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Franklin theatre. The
/ programme committee, which is composed
of Thomas Monkey, w. c. Maxwell and L.
ii. Pennington has arranged an Interest,"
| ing programme for the occasion and the
| public is cordially invited to attend The
Following programme will be rendered.
Piano solo, serenade Predo Lasson,, Al
| vim Keller. Opening ceremony, sacred
services by lodge. Prayer. the Rev.
George J.. Jenkins. Opening ode (tune,
Aud Lang Syne'). audience Rccita-
ton, AN Things. Shall Pass Away"
tTheo Tilton), Silas Beddow. Vocal solo,
"All Eyes that Are Weary" (Bra ckerton).
, Dave Monkey. Eulogy, "Ell1dom," j. FL .
lis Brown. Recitation. selected. by Miss
Frances Youngblood. Vocal solo, THE
Gate of Life" Miss Edna chatham.
'traternalism," by the Rev. L. E Bru-
baker. Doxology, audience and lodge.
Benediction, the Rev. George L. Jenkins.
The young people of the Ensley High
lands Presbyterian church met at the
home of the Rev and Mrs. l.. E. Brubaker
Friday night and organized a Christian
Endeavor society, with over % members.
The following officers were elected: H.
ID. Thomas. president Miss Ruth Nor
row, vice president: Miss Ollie Montgom-
cry, secretary, and Rush Hickman, t. cas-
urer. The members Of the new society
are Miss Roberta Russell, Miss M. Wright,
Miss Ruth Morrow, Miss Myrtle Cay,
Miss Bessie Snapp, Miss weymouth Hicls-
man, Miss Pearl Leymore, Miss Angela
Ramsey, Miss Dora Wade Rev. and Mrs.
l.. Z. Brubaker, Messrs Roy Scholl,
Glenn Miller A. J. Johnston, A. Cope
land, Edward Thomas. Joseph Hickman
Rush Hickman, S. w. Crook, l.. Brown
Erie Windsor and II. D. Thomas
Prof. d. NJ. Lewis of this city has
charge of the Red Cross Christmas seals
for the benefit of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
association of Birmingham and has placed
the seals on sale at a number of the stores
In this city. Mr.. Lewis stated that the
people We're buying the stamps freely. A
committee will be appointed in the near
future to go all over this territory and
sell the stamps.
the Tennessee company's male chorus of
this city has postponed its regular meet
ing this week from Tuesday until Thurs
day night. This will give the members
of the male chorus an opportunity of
attending the Arion club concert, which
Will be given at the Jefferson theatre
Tuesday evening. The male chorus Is
composed of over 40 voices and practice
is being held weekly in preparation for
the annual concert which will be given
the early part Of next year.
The annual election of the officers OF
the Steel City lodge No. 1856, Woodmen
of the World, will be held tomorrow night
in the Knights of Pythias hall on Ave-
nue e.
There will be a meeting of the Home
Mission society of the Ensley Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the Philathea room at the church. At
this meeting a nominating committee will
be appointed preparatory To the annual
election of officers for the ensuing year.
Next Friday night the general visiting
committees from the Odd Fellow lodges
in the Birmingham district will meet with
the Sampson lodge No. lis at Wylam.
w. S. McCaghner, residing at 1900 Bes-
sic avenue, reported to the Ensley police
department that 10 hens had been stolen