The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-17
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of James R. Pryor, age 52 years well known furniture dealer of this city, who died early yesterday morning about 1 o'clock, following a lengthy illness will be conducted this morning at 10 o'clock
 from the residence, 2723 Ensley avenue. Interment will follow at Elmwood ceme- tery The Rev. R. T. Tyler will officiate The deceased is survived by his widow three sons, Ernest Milton and Victor Pryor; one daughter, Miss Vernon Pryor of this city; his mother, Mrs. Temple Pryor of Los Angeles, and four sisters, Mrs. A. G. Johnson and Miss Bertie Pryor of Los Angeles; Mrs. William Richards of Prescott, Ariz., and Mrs. Will liam Grayson of Tennessee.
 MT Pryor was born and reared near
 Jasper, Marion county, Tennessee, and lived there until about six years ago,
 when he moved to this city and engaged
 in the furniture business. Before coming
 to this city he was county judge of Ma
 rior county and held several other of
 fees. He was a member of Ensley Ma sonic lodge No. 560, and also of Steel City lodge No. 190. Knights of Pythias.
 which will turn out in body to attend the funeral. The active pallbearerS will be as follows: w. M. Farmer, J. r.
 Farmer. J. M. Farmer, V. R. Farmer, Lloyd Farmer, w. B. Cannon, H. P.
 Martin and s. O. Johnson.
 A number of young men of this city held well attended meeting Wednesday night and reorganized the old Amphion Social club. Arrangements were made to give formal dance on Tuesday evening, December 2S, at the Elxs hall, and a num- her of invitations have been issued to their friends. The new club is composed of the following charter members:' pr. c. E. Tedder, Al Day, Dr. Davison, H. A.
 McDowell, Dick Wells, John Byrum, K. Byrum, Oliver Caldwell, Will Berney, Oscar Berney, J. Walston, Dr. W. s. l Rountree, Robert K. Martin, c. F. Van derhoof, Hugh Craig, Truman Morrison,
 Jesse Bell pr. Sparks Dr. Heath, Dr. Jesse Robbins, Claude Miller, Joe Kahn, J. Ellis Brown, Hugh Hill, Ed Cain, Charles McKunnon, Dr. Seymore Hall, Fred Mcdonald, Chriss Marugg and sev- eral others.
 | Serj Alex Cochran and Officer Griffis of the Ensley police department, arrested a negro named c. A. Anderson early yesterday morning about o'clock and placed him in jail on suspicion. At the 1 time of his arrest the negro had nine live chickens and four dead ones in a bag, besides a quantity of groceries. The negro later confessed to stealing the chickens from three places in Mulga. ] The members of the 1915 football team | of the Ensley High school gave a ban l quet last night at the High school build inc xxt,in oh xIyoS off l,x fho fo 1tx of the school and a number of friends Short talks were made by Coach Craig | Clyde Walker. Dewey Golf, Avis Watson | and James Adams. The banquet was 1 very enjoyable and following it severa contests were held.
 1 Mrs. P. A. Eubank, chairman of the
 children's special picture committee,
 which was appointed by the ladies socie- ties of this district, stated that the second | picture would be shown tomorrow from 1 10 clock in the morning until 2 o'clock 1 in the afternoon at the Franklin theatre
 The committee in charge of this move
 ment is highly pleased over the showing
 made last Saturday when the first pic ture was shown. This movement has be.
 gun all of this country by the womer
 which calls for the moving picture cor rorations to put out special children's
 pictures which will be educational inter. l esting and amusing.
 l The members of the Ladies Aid society of the Ensley Highland Methodist churcf will give a bazaar at the church this aft ernoon from 1 until o'clock. Refresh. ments will be served.
 l The friends of Oscar R. Berney will i regret to learn that he is confined to his room on account of illness
 l Lizzie Wright will be tried this after
 noon in the inferior court by Judge F O. Harris on a charge of murder. The negro woman is charged with having shot
 and instantly killed Lena Wilson. another
 negro woman, last Sunday morning ir
 the Nolan quarters