The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-21
NEWS OF ENSLEY

and will be an 'ever-member" canvass Tor the work of the church at home and abroad. On next Wednesday night at o'clock a mems dinner will be held at the parish house for the male members of the church. General Sec- retary John W. Woods of New York and the Rev. Robert W Patton of Al lanta will deliver addresses. On Thurs day night the regular meeting of the A '. r. A. will be held at the parish house and all members are requ Asteo to be present. Saturday night another dinner will be rendered to the men and several addresses will be deliv- cred. Sunday morning at o clock a corporate communion of the work will be held. The members on Sunday aft ernoon will meet at the parish house at o'clock and will go from house to house -ell over the city until o'clock raising funds.
 Hugh A Locke of Birmingham will be the speaker at the mems meeting. which will be held at the Franklin the atre this afternoon at 8 o'clock MT. Locke was assistant prosecuting attor- ney under Solicitor Heflin. He will take as his subject this afternoon, s'The Majesty of Manhood" A special mu- sical programme has also been ar ranged. All men of this distcict are cordially invited to attend.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensley po- lice court Will Palmer, a negro. was fined $50 In two cases and $50 and 90 days extra of hard labor in an ether on a charge of obtaining prop erty under false pretense. Tom Strong. enother negro. was fined $50 for the same offence. The negroes. it ia all legged. ordered a quantity of tobacco from a local wholesale firm Friday morning and tried the same thing in the afternoon but were caught. They were unable to pay their fines.
 The Cunningham chapter No. 24 Or der of Eastern Star. will meet in reg uiar session Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall on Avenue B at 7.So o'clock. After the opening exercises a social hour will be enjoyed light sic and speaking will be ordered. An members are invited to attend.
 The, morning services at the First Presbyterian church of this city will be conducted by the Rev. T. B. Me Carty of Birmingham at Il o'clock Sunday school will be held at 9:4J o'clock.
 The Missionary society of the Ems ley Methodist church will be enter tained by Circle No. at 2:30 o'clock at the church. An interesting pro- gramme has been arranged for the occasion. The programme Is as fol- lows: Devotional by Mrs. c. w. San ders; piano solo. by Miss Doris Manior Legend of the Shamrock" by. Mrs Lotson; song. Miss Myrtle Snow; read ing, by Miss Gladys Myles; song. by Miss Eloise Harris; reading, by Miss Nergie Dickens, and song. by Mrs. c. w. Cole. A social half hour will fol low the programme. All members are invited to be present.
 F The rank ofasquire will be conferred upon several candidates at the regu- lar meeting of Steel City lodge No 190. Knights of Pythias, which will be held Tuesday night in the hall on Avenue E at 7:30 o'clock. Several other i'm portant matters will be taken up and all members are requested to be pres ent.
 Prospects are bright for very suc- cessful year this season for the Ems ley High school baseball team and n number of candidates are out Coach Craig expects to have the best team this season that has ever represented the local high school. The proposed schedule for tho coming season is as follows: Medical college at Ensley Central High school at Ensley, Co., lumbiana at Ensley, Ensley at Colum- biana, Birmingham college reserves at Ensley. Ensley at Birmingham college Ensley at Howard, Ensley at Attalla Ensley at Central High school. At talla at EnsIey, Howard at Ensley The dates of the games will be an- fiounced later The election of the captain of the team will be held Tues 6ay afternoon.