The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-17
NEWS IF ENSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. J. ]. Keith, who died at the resi- dence of her daughter. Mrs. M. s. Con ner, of Park avenue yesterday were conducted yesterday morning. Follow l ing the services the remains were car
 ried to Shelby for burial in the family cemetery. Mrs. Keith was 73 years of age and was on visit to her daughter
 when she was taken sick several weeks ago and steadily grew worse until she succumbed yesterday
 | Thirty boys of this city who attended the annual encampment of the DoN Scouts was held at Goodwin Mill re
 turned home yesterday. The boys had a very enjoyable time while at the
 camp and number of them stated that they wanted to stay longer
 l The regular meeting of Camp Gle
 burne United Confederate Veterans will 1 be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the city hall Several matters of
 importance will be taken up and all
 members are requested to he present | The annual election of the officers of
 the Ensley Masonic lodge will be held
 this evening at the Masonic hall. The
 election of the officers of the Globe Masonic lodge of this city will be held
 on Friday night. All members are re-
 quested to be present.
 Members of Steel City Lodge No. 19o, | Knights of Pythias, will hold their me-
 morial services next Sunday afternoon
 lot o -f. s.. l.a11 n0 Tn E.. Graham Purdue. grand chancellor, will deliver the memorial address, and
 the Rev. L. F. Brubaker pastor of the
 Ensley Highland Presbyterian church.
 will also speak. A musical programme | is being arranged and all members and their friends are invited to attend. | In reference to the meeting of the 1 Ensley club held Tuesday night, M. H.
 Mcdowell made the following state ment My attention was called to tie l report of the meeting of the Ensley | club in which it was stated that reso- lution in reference to the license taxes l of the Birmingham Waterworks company | was offered by me. l wish to state ttat ] was not present at the meeting, and therefore could not have offered the res
 olution. nor did I authorize anyone, di- ectly or indirectly, to offer the reso IL ton in my name. I knew nothig about it until l saw the report in The Age Heha1d on Wednesday morning."
 I A crowd estimated to he over 20n people attended the annual picnic which was given by the Ensley, Pratt City and | Wylam lodges of Eagles at Lock r yesterday Dancing and d boat trip up the river were among the features of the entertainment
 The friends of A. M. Piper will regret to learn that he is very ill a his home on Twenty-fourth street and Avenue G II G. w. Roberts and daughter of Mont
 gomery are the guests of Mr. and Mi s
 F. o. Harris of this city
 the death of their friend, Walter J. Fer gusson, who died Monday in New York
 city
 Adolph Greenspun of Nashville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs H. Goldberg Mir. and Mrs T. H. Read and children Hubert Miss Mattilee and Thomas Read motored up from Tuscaloosa to attend ths l wedding of Edwin Read and Mrs. Wood
 ruff which took place this afternoon J. A. Snider and sons, Bruce ant
 Ralph left this morning in their machin, , for Atlanta, where they go on business They expect to return Friday.