The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-09
NEWS OF ENSLEY

| Prizes will be awarded the winners
 in the Fairfield City Beautiful cluh contest tomorrow afternoon at 4.a0 | o'clock at the civic center. Several aa-
 dresses will be made, including one by l F. A McElroy, president of the Fair l field Commercial club. who will speak | on "The Influence of the Prize Con- 1 test Upon Fairfield" City Commission 1 CT George Ward will also make a short
 address Mrs. Burr Ferguson will make
 a short talk on the object and aim of
 the Women's clubs of that city and Mrs. Arthur Smith, general chairman, will give the history of the work that
 the Fairfield City Beautiful club has
 done
 The prizes will be distributed by H. A. Dalbey, president of the Fairfield
 bank The judges were Commissioner George Ward, William M Kessler. G.
 G. Weathersbee and Mrs. J. H. Hard, all of Birmingham. The money for
 the prizes were contributed by the
 American Steel and Wire mill. the
 Tennessee Coal and Iron company and
 the Fairfield Land company. The fol- lowing prizes were awarded: Ten dol lars for most beautiful grounds, George
 Gambill of Valley road and Mrs. A.
 
 nue; $5 prizes for the best general appearance, Isaac Morris Mrs. Paul me Roberts; S5 prizes for the best front yard, won by w J. Syx and II. S. Mearus $5 prizes for the best back yard, G. w. Ritclue and Charles s. Foster; s5 prizes for improvements in shNrt time, Robert Stevens and Cid
 con Wynne; s5 prizes for improvements for long time, Mrs. W. M. Landrum and Mrs. Joline Berriman. Special prizes which were donated by the local merchants of Fairfield were awarded to the following: Mrs. J. B. Agnew, Jr., Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Mrs. J. J. Adams and Mrs. Robert King. Ribbons for honorable mention for improvements and appearance were given to w. J. ESyx, Harvey Saddler, George GambilI, Mrs. A. c. Montgomery, J. H. McVeigh, Mrs. c. C. Hazen, F A. McElroy, W. c. Bickell, A. F. Smith. Jr., Mrs. J. NJ. Berrman, Mrs. W M. Landrum. w. C. Suppler, c. A. Buck. List of names entered for money prizes is as follows: Mesdames Pauline Roberts. J. M. Ber- riman, w. M. Landrum. A. c. Mont gomery, Sallie Hawkins, J. G. Adams. H. S. Mearus, W. M Pearson, W. J.
 syx, A. E. Smith. c. J. Foster, Joseph Scholl. Harvey B. Sad6ler, c. K. Sad dler. J. c. Agnew. Jr., Robert Stevens. Gideon Wynne. c. A. Buck. J. A. Mick CT. W. c. Bickell. H. E. Dalbey W. E. Lewis, Robert King, G. Gambill w. F. Hadley, J. H. McVeigh. G. w. Rltdue, G. A. Milton. F. A. Garner, W. W. FL lis, Burr Ferguson, F. D. Reynolds and F. A. McElroy.
 The Fairfield City Beautiful club is branch of the Fairfield Woman's clubs and began its work a year ago last April when Mrs F. A. McElroy, the president of the Woman's club, ap- pointed committees to work on the contest just closed. Mrs Arthur F. Smith was chosen general chairman of the committees and the following were
 appointed assistant chairmen: Mrs. J. H. Mcvegh, Thirty eighth street: Mrs. Thomas English, Thirty ninth street; Mrs. c. W. Ritchie Fortieth street; Mrs. John Daniels, Forty-f1rst street Mrs. T. A. Newbold, Forty second street: Mrs. w. J. Syx and Mrs. liar vey Saddler Forty-third street; Mrs. Thomas Reece. Forty fourth street; Mrs. John Berriman. Forty-fifth street. and Mrs. ]. A. Cochran, Forty-seventh street.
 Postmaster and Mrs. D. F. Sugg re- turned from their wedding trip yes terday morning and are at home on Fsnsley avenue. Ensley Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Sugg were married in Cin- cinnati last month and took an extend Lake City, San Francisco, San Diego and a number of other points. Funeral services over the remains | of J. S. Gill, who died yesterday morn | ing at the family residence in Pratt City after a lengthy illness. will be conducted this afternoon from the
 Fourth Street Methodist church at .