The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

clock from the late residence. 24l3
 avenue G. The Rev Thomas M Len FOX, pastor of the Enslev Christian n church, will officiate Interment will follow at Oakland cemetery Services at the grave will be conducted by the
 Ensiey Masonic lodge, of which MT. Jones was an active member for a
 number of years. The deceased was 42 years of age, and had lived in this city number of years He is sur v1ved by his widow and two children.
 his father, $. M. Jones' and several |
 other relatives. All members of Ems
 ley Masonic lodge No. 560 are requested
 to meet at the hall at 1 80 o'clock this afternoon to attend the funeral in a
 body.
 w. Jack Kelly one of the best known men of this city. announced yesterday afternoon that he would be candidate for the board of revenue
 in the coming primary. Mr Kelly is well known throughout the county. and has many friends who have pledged him their support.
 Forty members of the Steel City lodge | No. 190, Knights of Pythias will leave Wednesday for Montgomery to attend the
 session of the grand lodge, which will be In session two days The members of | the three drill teams of the local lodge
 will put on the play, Damon and Pyth- | as. before the grand lodge on Wednes-
 day night They will return Thursday | night. A. E.. Wells is the delegate iron,
 the local lodge. On Friday night the
 three drill teams with the drill team of
 the Pythian Sisters will go to Pratt City
 for work there. The regular meeting | uri hn hoI1 T -f-t Tuesday night in the hall on Avenue F. All members are requested to be present Funeral services over the remains of | Mrs. Annie B. Williams of Pensacola
 Fla. who had been spending the winter
 at Fairview, with her son. Frank Will Hams. and who died Thursday at a loca inirmary. following a months illness. will ! be conducted this afternoon at O clock l The Rev. T. O. Jones of the Fairview l Methodist church will officiate Inter- | ment will follow at Oakland cemetery. The deceased was B years old and is
 survived by her husband and severa
 sons
 | special Fathers Day service will be conducted at the II o'clock service at the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church today. The Rev. l.. F,. Burbaker pastor l of the church. will use as his subject, | Partnership in Big Business Those attending the service are requested to i wear red rose. The regular evening ! service will be conducted at 7a0 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor society will meet
 at o'clock
 Owing to the absence of the Rev A. K Wright, who Is away attending the South
 ern Baptist convention in Houston, Tex ! the morning and evening service at the n n let aht tAI, xx-ttl l. :. | by two members of the student body of | Howard college. At the morning service the pulpit will be filled by the Rev. J :. 1 B. IacNson and the evening by the Rev.
 J. .. Taylor.
 | The members of the Philathea class of the Ensley Baptist church will have a | moonlight picnic Tuesday evening al Fla st Lake. The members will meet on Avenue E and Nineteenth street at o'clock In
 the afternoon. A box supper will be served at the park
 Yesterday morning in the inferior court Walter Foster, a negro was bound over awaiting the action of the grand jury on $500 bond by Judge F. o. Harris, on a charge of burglary.
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 members of Camp Pat Cleburne. United Confederate Veterans. will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the police as- sembly room at the city hall. Several matters of importance will be taken up
 and all members are requested to be
 present.