The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-14
NEWS OF ENSLEY

C. s. Mosley was seriously injured and Rube Garterman painfully l.urt yesterday afternoon when an automo bile driven by G. V. Gettys struck then, at the corner of Avenue E and Eight eenth street. 1t was stated by cyewit- nesses that Mir. Garterman was cross ing Eighteenth street when the car turned into the street from Avenue K. striking him and knocking him un-, conscious II. c. Parker, owner of the automobile who was riding beside Mir. Gettys, seeing what had happened, grabbed hold of the steering wheel and gave the car quick turn. causing 1t to strike MT. Mosley just as he jumped off wagon. the front wheels passing over his body before the machine could be stopped
 Both were picked up and carried to the office of Dr. John Black, where they were given medical attention. Mir. Mosley was badly cut on the head and lace in addition To the injuries result Ing from the auto passing over his body MT. Garterman received Q rash over his right eye and was otherwise bruised about the face and body.
 The injured men were carried Co their homes where they are reported L, be resting we'll \ MT. Mosley is well known contractor of this city Mir. Gar terman Is connected with the l<ellor Tailoring company; Mir. Gettys runs a tailoring shop. and MT. Parker is n Mfdewater motorman.
 The members of the Fonvills grove No. 75, Ladies of the Woodmen Circle. held their public installation of officers in the Knights of Pythias hall yester- of ftar 1<of- or members and visitors. The officers were installed by Mrs. S. C. Lumpkin, past grand guardian. who was assist ed by Mrs. May Pfeister of Birming- ham. Following the installation a so- cial was held and refreshments were served.
 The following officers were install ed: Mrs. Jack Foster, guardian. Mrs. Joe Neeland, advisor; Mrs. B. B. Gillespie. clerk; Mrs. c. c. Hair, banker; Mrs. W. A Stephens, attendant; Mrs Anna Williams. chaplain; Mrs. A. l.. Puc,xett. Mrs. J. H. Danield and Mrs. w T. Pal mer, managers; Dr. w D. Fonville. physician: Mrs. D. L. Adams inner sem tine1; Mrs. c. C.>Coggins. outer senti- mel; Miss Anna Sandefer. team captain. Mrs Jack Foster and Miss Anna San defer were chosen as delegates to the state convention of the Ladies' c'rclc. Which will convene sometime Tn Marcl, Nt ceimd. NdTS. ]. M. baftnOn aHu MITE. Joe Neeland were chosen alternates; Miss Violet Palmer was pianist.
 The newly elected officers of the Enslcy City tent No. 1854. Knights of the Maccabees, were installed fast night at the public installation of thA officers of four other tents which was held at the Mncabee temple in Bir- TinRham. A number of the members of the Ensley tent attended the install laticn. The following officers of tire T:nsley City tent were installel: x. c. McMahan, commander; e. V C.attyn. licutenant commander: Walter Entre- kin, record and finance keeper: ;. G Braswoll. chaplain: Edward Rotenber- ry. sergeant; G. D. Almon. master al arms: Q. W. Elliott. first guard. J. H. raushtey. second guard: W. A. Bayne scntinel William Evans, picket: s. H. Rush, throe-year trustee: R. c. Mo- Mohan. two-ycsr trustee; c. V. 'iettys, one-year trustee.
 Grace Chapter of the Westmiaster guild of tho Ensley Highland Prcsby- terian church will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church Tho guild will stuay tho new book entitled. "The Red Mau' All members are urged to bs present.