The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-09
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. l.. p. Arnold. aged 67 years, who
died Thursday afternoon, were con.
quoted from the family residence on
like avenue yesterday afternoon In
terment followed at the Oakland ceme-
terry The Rev. a. X. Wright, pastor
OF the Ensley Baptist church. assist
cd by the Rev. n. p. Hay, off,ciated
The deceased is survived by two sons
and three daughters. They are: Paul
Arnold of this city, Hubert Arnold OF
Rlocton, Mrs. S. d. Arnold of Bloc
ton. Mrs. Y. w. White and Miss Claude
Arnold of this city. Mrs Arnold asked
her daughter on Thursday afternoon to
get her something to drink and when
her daughter returned she discovered
that her mother was dead Mrs Arnold
had lived in this city for about 16
years The pallbearers were as follows:
Active. S Faulkner, Thomas ] Roe.
Dewitt Snow. II A Storm Sam De-
haney. Sr., and j. 2. Armstrong hon
orary, w. 7. Snow. j. S. Evans. Price
Dickens and DIR. j. T. Kent
Prof. Il. T. Waits. a member OF the
faculty of the Birmingham college, has
been appointed assistant pastor Of the
First Methodist church OF this city, and
has moved his family to Ensley They
are at home on Park avenue. Owing
to the continued illness of the Rev.
George l.. Jenkins, who is the present
pastor Mr.. Wait was appointed rs his
assistant Mr.. Jenkins has been tenn
porarily relieved of his duties and will
leave for Florida as soon as mis- con-
dition permits.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary sandefur. who died at the
family residence at Crews station,
Farview. will be conducted this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The. interment vii!
be at the cemetery at Martin station
on the North Bessemer car line. The de-
ceased is survived by five sons: j. l.
Sandefur. l. j. Sandefur, DR.. j. l.. SAN
defur. p. s. Sandefur and A. f. San
dcfrr She is also survived by a num-
Der of grandchildren. She was rs
years of age and was one of the pio-
neer citizens of Birmingham.
The members OF the Missionary So
ciety OF the Ensley Methodist church
are requested to be present next Mon
day afternoon when the installation OF
the officers for the new term and a
social meeting of all of the circles will
be held. A short business session will
be held for the purpose of outlining
the work for the new year. ane Will
precede the social meeting
DR.. T.. j. Springfield left yesterday
for Lineville, where he has been called
to attend the Rev. r. A. Speer, who is
i'll at his home there. Mr. Speer is
superanuated minister and has num-
Der Of friends here who will regret
to learn of his illness
The ladies Of st Margarets Guild CT
st Johns Episcopal church Of this city
will conduct a market of home cook.
ing in the office of w. r. stewart on
Nineteenth street and Avenue II this
afternoon beginning at O'Clock.
The Grace chapter of the West Min
later Guild of the Ensley Highland
Presbyterian church has postponed
their regular meeting until Saturday.
January Is. to be held In the parlor of
the church.
Yesterday morning in the Ensley po-
lice court Christine Beck. a negro wom-
an, was fined 800 and 1870 days extra
by Judge J. 4. Lowry on charge Of
larceny of person. The negro woman
ia charged with stealing $50 our of a
white mans pocket She appealed the
case.
Miss Cecilia Philips is i'll at her aome
ON Pike avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dupuy of Mil
waukee are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. A. Dupuy of this city.
Miss Myrtle Shaddick. who was oper-
ted on for appendicitis, 10 reported to
be doing nicely.