The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-13
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of
 h. c. Loptian. who died last Friday in
 Monessen. Pa. and whose body arrived
 In Ensley yesterday morning, will be conducted from the residence of his
 mother on Avenue L and Twenty
 fourth street. The hour has not been definitely set. The deceased is sur
 vived by his widow and his mother,
 who is s4 years of age. The members
 of the Ensley lodge No. 165, Independ-
 ent Order of cd Fellows, will have
 charge of the funeral services. Inter- ment will be held at the Oakland cem- etery.
 An interesting and well attended meeting of the Fonville grove No. 75,
 Ladies of the Woodmen Circle, was held yesterday afternoon in the Woodmen hall on Avenue E. At this meeting plans were made by the members to present play, "The Last Loaf" iD May at the local opera house. Tickets
 are now on sale for the play and the
 committee in charge of this movement is composed of Miss Anna Sanders and Mrs. Charles Schafer. It was also de- cided to have a float in the Confed- crate veterans parade on May 16 City Commissioner J. R. Hornady will give a lecture at the Ensley High land Presbyterian church on Sunday morning at the II o'clock services A special musical programme is being ar ranged for the occasion. The pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. J. M Broadly, pastor of the Fifth Avenue
 Presbyterian church. at the evening services at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev L. D. Brubaker, pastor of the church, and 1 J. A. Dupuy, are the local delegates at- tending the presbytery at Jemison which will be in session until Friday night.
 The annual spring track meet of the l Ensley High school was held yester- day afternoon before a large number of students. The individual honors went to John Hass1er who scored a | total of 45 points. Racing and broad and high jumping were the main fea- lures of the meet and the highest scores of the semesters were as fol-
 lows: Leo Smithson, senior class 32 points; Rush Hickman, second with 2S points; John Hassler junior class, 45 l points; Clyde Walker, second with I24 points points; Morris Israel soph- l omore class, with 12 points; Wilburn Williams, freshman, 16 points; Emmett Phillips freshman class with 10 points
 Yesterday morning in the Ens1ey po- ice court. Red Robinson, a negro, was | fined $1O0 and 90 days extra at hard labor by Judge J. T. Lowery on a l charge of larceny. Solomon Lamar. ne- gro, was fined $50 on charge of as- sault with a weapon. Loney Tucker and John Moultree. negroes, were fined $50 each on a charge of violating sec tion 1145 of. the city code
 | The Ensley High school baseball team will play the second team of the Howard college this afternoon at Smiths park beginning at 3:3O o'clock Ensley batteries will probably be Sherlock and Brown. The local team expects a good fight on their hands, but are confident of coming out with the big end of the score. A number Of local rooters are expected to accom- pany the team.
 Miss Elizabeth Dunlap and Fred Chalmers were named as delegates from the First Presbyterian church of this city to attend the state conven- tion of the Christian Endeavor which will be held in New Decatur, Friday through Sunday. Miss Maude Driggers was named as alternate.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Ems l ley Christian church will conduct a pastry and white sale at the Roberts & Piper grocery store, 2003 Avenue
 D, all day Saturday.
 she was removed from the Elizabeth Duncan hospital to the home of her
 mother, Mrs. Lee, on Dartmouth ave-
 nue.
 J. Rube Robertson will leave tonor-