The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-29
NEWS OF ENSLEY

large number of members were newly elected officers of Globe lodg e No. 7S1 and Ensley lodge No. 560, An cient Free and Accepted Masons. which was held last night in the Ensiey Ma sonic temple. The two retiring past masters were presented with very beau Ftlful past masters jewels. E. L. Lay ton made the presentation to Will Porteus of the Globe lodge, while Frank Hewey made the presentation to Jake Davies of the Ensley lodge Both past masters gave a very appro- priate response. Rev. |. E. Brubaker was the principal speaker of the even ing and gave very interesting ad- dress on fraternalism. Other speak CTS Were Frank Hewey. T. D. Craig, D. A. Echols, A. c. Hagen and several oth- CTS T. DeWalt Craig, past master of the Globe lodge, was the installing officer Following the installation wa termelon was served which was very enjoyable. The following officers were installed: Globe lodge. D. A Echols, Worshipful master; J. T. Kent senior
 
 T. DeWalt Craig. treasurer; J. A. Van- diver. secretary; R. H. Meyers, senior deacon; H. A. Millstead. junior oea- con; Rev. Bennett T. Waites, chaplain; Luke McNeal, senior stewart; A. F.. Skelding, junior stewart; w, F. Ram som, marshal; I. A. Miller, tiler; O. R. Berney, trustee.
 Ensley lodge, A. c. Hagen, worshipful master; A. H. Hoyle senior warden; A. B. Haswell, junior warden; S. c. King, treasurer; H. W. Sparks, secre- tary; E. J. Kolhn, senior deacon; c. c. ONeal, junior deacon; J. S. Falkner, chaplain; w. D. Evans. senior stewart Frank Carpenter, junior stewart; James Bauer, tier; J, M. Lower, trustee
 Nine white persons and five negroes who were bitten by mad dog left yes- terday morning for Montgomery to take the Pasteur treatment. A dog belong ing to I. B. Moore, residing on Ave- nue and Thirty-sixth street, had been acting very strangely for several days and had been biting people as they passed. The police department was mo- tified and an officer was sent to kill the dog. The head was sent to Mont gomery and a telegram Tuesday night gave the report that the dog registered tHe IlSneSI degree or nyQrOphODla yet recorded at the Pasteur institute and for all who had been bitten by the animal to come to Montgomery at once for treatment. Following the rumor that the canine was thought to have rabies quite number of reports were made to MT. Moore that they had been bit ten by the dog, among whom were two children of MT. and Mrs. Ed Allison, two children of MT. and Mrs. w. F. McAbee, little son and daughter of MT and Mrs. E. A. White, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Reed, I. B. Moore an- other white man; and five negroes liv- ing in that vicinity.
 The annual election of the officers of the Ensley lodge No. 165, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will be held to- night in their hall on Avenue E. The nomination of officers has already been held and number of strong candidates are in the field and a very close elec- ton is predicted. All members are re- quested to be present.
 Mrs. P. A. Eubank, superintendent of the Teen-Age department of the Ems ley Baptist church, is attending the state Baptist Sunday school convention at Pelham Heights. Mrs. Eubank de- livered an address before the assem- blaze yesterday on 'The Teen-Age De- partment."