The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-15
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Arrangements have been made by the committee appointed by the Ensley club for a meeting with the city comivls- sioners for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
 pr. B. W. Averyt, chairman of the com
 mittee, saw Commissioner James Weatherly and Commissioner George Ward yesterday afternoon. who stated
 that they would meet with the commit
 tee from Ensley, Vivian. Pratt City
 and vicinity and hear the complaints
 about the Birmingham Waterworlxs
 company. Not only the Ensley commit
 tee and the suburbs surrounding it
 have been invited, but all the suburbs
 in the Birmingham district are urged
 to send representatives to this meet
 ing.
 The citizens residing in Terrace park, a suburb of this city, are complaining about the conditions of Twenty-fourth street, between Twenty-fourth and lTwenty-fifth avenues, which they claim | is in bad condition. This block, it is | stated Is unpaved and that the street is in such a condition that 1t Is nearly im- possible for vehicles to travel upon It.
 The citizens intend to take the matter | up with Street Commissioner Frank Gafford and the city commissioners The committee composed of Mrs. J. D. Wood. Mrs William Jenkins. Mrs.
 Robert Serson. Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs Joseph Hoskins, Mrs. Henry Mills, Mrs. G. W. Burke and Mrs. George Donald f,tt Improvement association to cooperate with the United Charities in their work l in Pratt City, are requested to meet at the school building this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. At this meeting arrange ments will be made to carry on this work. Miss A. l.. Sparks, district agent for the Associated Charities, who will
 nave charge of this branch. will be present at the meeting. Yesterday the agreement between the city of Birmingham and the Brming- l ham Railway, Light and Power com pany to complete the pavement of Ems | ley avenue from Palmer Terrace to | Tuxedo Junction and Nineteenth street was consummated. The preliminary de- | tails will be commenced at once and I the actual work will begin as soon as possible. This, when completed, will give paved highway from the fair grounds through Ensley Highlands.
 Ensley proper to beyond Fairfield. Tho 1 citizens of Ensley have been working to have this short stretch of road built | for several years and are much grati- | fled
 | An interesting musicale will be given l at the Plunket Memorial chapel at Fair l field this evening by the Thomasson
 string quartet of Birmingham. assisted 1 by Miss Edna Chapman, voice. and Miss | Alice Graham, piano, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of that church. The following programme will be carried cut:
 Part 1--Grieg's march, Der Priester
 and Athalia'' (Mendelssohn); (a) Deutch- CT Tans QSar Differs Dou Dittersdolf); (b) intermezzo. "cavaleria Rusticana" (MascagnD "The Bird in the Woods" frauberD: "The Princess" (F. Hirnieks),
 Miss Chapman; Prayer and Rondo" (Tiarris); Souvenir Derdlo), Mrs.
 Thomasson; "Fruhln Ruchen Sinding;"
 Scotch Poem'' CMaeDowelD; intermis. sion.
 Part 2-Humoresque (Dvorak) Ave
 Maria tGounod- -Bach), Miss Chapman; sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor CDonnizettD; meditation, 'Thias' tMas-
 sauet); fantasia in (Stang). quartet. Mrs. T. M. Thomasson. Isaac Chamblee, Fred Hard and A. Stewart; Mrs c. Bot
 erweg, accompanist The public is invit- ed to attend,
 News has been received by A. C. Davis, Sr., of thiss city of the death of hls brother, James E. Davis of Bonneville, Miss.
 The members of the Olympia Forty-two club will be entertained this afternoon at 3 o'clock by Mrs. R. M. Cunningham
 at her home on Syracuse avenue. in Birmingham.
 Six candidates were given the first degree in the Ensley lodge No. 165, h. dependent Order of Odd Fellows at its regular meeting last night. Mrs. J. A. Shoal has returned to this
 city after visiting a number of towns in this state in the interest the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church. and will
 make a report of her trip next Sunday
 morning.
 Foster Hamilton, cashier of the Ala
 bama bank who has been attending the
 bankers convention at Richmond, Va, will return today.
 
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