The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-08

matters to be discussed will be the report of the carnival committee and the white way committee. Henry kel- fer. chairman Of the white way com mitte>, will make a report that the lights will be turned on next Satur- day night. All members are request ed to be present
 As soon as arrangements can be completed with Ramsay & Mccormack. work will begin on the new fraternal hall, which will be built by Steel City lodge No. 1so. knights of Pythias. and Steel City lodge No 156. Woodmen of the World. The Fraternal Hall asso- eiation at its last meeting completed arrangements for beginning work on the new hall and elected their board of directors. which are as follows: George H. Younger chairman; s. A. Mckee. secretary and treasurer: 2 T. Walker. A. D. Slye and Irby zeigler. It is the plan of the association to re- model and enlarge the present Knights of Pythias hall and to make IL one of the most attractive fraternal rooms In the south.
 Services at the Ensley Highland PresbY- terian church will be conducted today by the pastor the Rev. l.. F. Brubaker, who has just returned from a two weeks va cation visiting his parents in Salem. III. Mir Brubaker will take as his subject at the morning service, Our Attitude To- ward sinners and at the evening serv- ice. Opening the Eyes"
 The Rev Peter Stokes of the South Carolina conference will conduct the services at the Ensley Highland Method ist church this morning in the absence of the pastor. the Rev w c. Gaston, who Is assisting the Rev w. E. Aldrich of Piedmont in series of meetings. MT. Stokes is the guest of his mother, Mrs. William Stokes. on the Ensley High lands.
 Dr. R. F. Riley of Birmingham will All the pulpit at the Ensley Baptist church owing to the absence of the pastor, the Rev A. K. Wright, who is away on his vacation.
 The friends of E. F. Kimbe of this city will regret to learn that he has been called to Homesdale. Pa, on account of the death of hls mother in that city Friday. Mir. Kimble is well known here and has many friends.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensley police court Charlie Perolio and Ben Schellica were fined Sl00 each by Judge J. T. Lowery on charge of violating the prohibition law. They were arrested in Pratt City by officers Wiggins, Long and Pope for hay ing more liquor In their place than the law allows. Both or the defendants took an appeal.
 Twelve candidates will be initiated al the regular meeting of the Dixie Circle, No. 662, Protected Home Circle. which will be held Wednesday evening. At the last meeting of the local circle seven candi- dates were initiated. The order Is rap. idly increasing in membership. The Womans Missionary society of tho Fairvlew Methodist church will meet Ut e:So o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. M. Oliver at 400 Will Hams street. The programme will be on Social Service" and will be conducted by Mrs Sara Johnston.
 Prof. R. E. Tidwell left yesterday for San Francisco. where he will visit the worlds fair and will also go to San Diego and visit the Panama Pacific exposition. He will return about the last of the month.
 Miss Dollie Parker of this city Is visit ing friends and relatives in West Point, Miss, and New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins and chill dren and Judge and Mrs r. O. Harris and daughters, Eloise and Nell, left yesterday morning to motor to Montgomery to visit relatives and friends.