The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-19
News Of Ensley

There is being planned a meeting at Fairfield on March % at which time there will be addresses made as to what may be made of wire products manufactured at Fairfield, and it is believed the loca- ton of some smaller industries will re- suit from that meeting. Announcemeh as to the meeting was made yesterday by pr. Burr Ferguson, who is physician for some of the plants at Fairfield, and who is intensely interested in locating other plants there. He has requested sev- eral experts to make speeches at the meeting. It is announced that several have signified their acceptance. The cit izens of Fairfield are interested in secur- ing additional industries and are anN- ous for those interested to know what products may profitable be made from the stael made at Fairfield under the present arrangements
 The meeting will be held at the Com- mercial club and it is expected that there will be an unusually large attend anee. It is the plar TOT several Bir- mingham citizens to attend the meet ing.
 Funeral services over the remains of Oscar l.. Culpepper, wno died yesterday morning at o'clock, at the home of his sister. Mrs. Will Richards of Pratt City, will be conducted from the resi- denee this afternoon at 2;so o'clock. with interment in the Pratt City cemetery. Mir. Culpepper was taken suddenly ill last Saturday and his death was great shock to his many friends. He was well known throughout this district, having lived here for over 24 years.
 He was a member of the Pratt City ledge of Woodmen of the World, which will have charge of the funeral serv- ices, and also a member of the Knights Of Pythias He is survived by his mother, three sister, Mrs. William Scuder. Mrs. w. O. Walker of Georgia. Mrs. Will Richards of Pratt City; five brothers, H.. w Culpepper of Ensley. J. T. Culpepper. A J. Culpepper. J. s. Culpepper and Will Culpepper of Pratt City.
 The following have been appointed by Mrs. Henry Allen, general chairman of the Fairview City Beautiful club, as chairmen of the districts around Fair view: Mrs. Gus Guidelock, Rising sta tion; Mrs. Mobiles, Crews station and oak Crest; Mrs. McLemore, Ann street; Mrs. Fred Hammille. Fairview station, and Mrs. John White, Helena station and Calera avenue. The ladies of Fair view will begin active work at once and a meeting will be held in the near fu- ture to draw up the bylaws and con stitution of the club and plan out the work that has to be done,
 The Flora Improvement society was formed yesterday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. ". R. Stewart at Palmer Terrace and the election of officers was held. The following were chosen: Mrs. w. R. Stewart, president; Mrs. F.. C.. secretary. and Mrs. R. P. Griffin, treas urer. The meeting was well attended by the ladies living in that district and several important matters were taken up. They will begin active work as soon as possible and will try to make their dis trict one of the most attractive in the city. After the business session was over refreshments were served.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensley police court Henry McWiliiams was fined si00 and 1sO days in jail by Judge Lowry on a charge of larceny. It is alleged that McWilliams stole several suits of clothes from a. tailor about six months ago and left town. He was arrested by Officers
  was lodged in jail. He later confessed that he was guilty of the charge against him.
 There will be a meeting of the Olym- pia Forty-two club this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. A. Dupuy at O clock. All members are invited to be present.
 The ladies of the Woodmen Circle will hold a practice meeting Thursday after noon at o'clock in the Knights of Pyth- as hall on Avenue F.. All members or the degree team are requested to at tend
 The regular meeting of Ensley lodge No. 560 Ancient. Free and Accepted Ma sens, will be held tonight in the hall at 30 o'clock Routine business and work r different degrees will be carried out.