The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-15
NEWS OF ENSLEY

| There will be a meeting of the Ens- l ley Relief association this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Ensley Baptist church | to complete the plans of organzatio l At the meeting which was held last Mon- day the Rev. A. K. Wright was elected chairman of the association and Miss Grace Hillhouse secretary. The associa- | ton plans to have all the churches lodges and ladies' societies of this city cooperate with them in their work, and has requested that committee from | each of the different societies in this city | to be present at the meeting this morn- l ing.
 l It is the purpose of the new organ 1 ization to help all of the persons of this ] city that are in need and committees will be appointed to canvass each sec- 1 tion of the city and investigate needy | families and report the circumstances to | the main committee. They are planning 1 to run the association by donations and anyone wishing to donate clothing, food stuffs, money or other articles are re- quested to leave them with MT. Wright All persons who are interested in this matter are requested to attend the meet ing this morning.
 All committeeman who were appointed last Monday on making arrangements to have a lecture delivered 50 the young men on every Sunday afternoon are re- quested 10 attend the meeting, which will be held in the office of W. R. Stewart. on Nineteenth street, tonight at o'clock. These lectures will be held under the auspices of the churches of this city and tine Young Mems Christian associa- ftnn Rirn1inoba m Thau In give a lecture every Sunday afternoon at the Franklin theatre for the benet of the young men of this district, and representatives from all of the men s classes and all the churches are request ed to attend the meeting tonight. Next
 Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Rev. Willis C.. Clark pastor of the St. An
 drew's Episcopal church of Birmingham,
 will deliver an address on Sin and War; The Ensley High School Basketball
 team will play the Talladega Basketball
 team on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
 on the court in front of the High school
 building. Both teams are about equally
 matched and one of the best played games
 of the season Is expected to be pulled
 off. Ensley's lineup will probably be as
 follows: Cook and McNamara, forwards:
 Propst and McWaters, center; Ponder and
 Phillips, guards.
 The alumni of the Ensley High school
 will give dance at the Eagles hall
 tonight and the proceeds of the affair will go to the athletic club of the High
 school. Over 100 invitations have been
 sent out and large crowd is expected
 to attend. The chaperons for the oc-
 casion will be Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hill-
 house, MT. and Mrs. Palmer and MT and Mrs. Guy Freeman. 
 On next Sunday morning at the Fair view Methodist church, Dr. Simpson of Birmingham will preach a temperance sermon at the Il o'clock service under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance union. special musical programme has been arranged for the occasion. The regular meeting of the Fairview union will be held this after noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. H. Thomas, 2l17 Oak avenue. All members are urged to attend.
 The members of the Baptist Young
 Peoples union of the Tuxedo Baptist church will entertain at penny social
 on Friday evening at the home of Mrs
 Averyt near the church. A penny for
 each letter in persons name will be
 charged.