The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-07
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The newly elected officers of the Ems ley lodge No. 165. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, were installed last night at private installation by District Dep uty E. R. Piper, assisted by c. A. Jacobs, lawn A large number of members were
 present, and following the installation
 three candidates were initiated into the second degree. The following officers
 were installed: C. c. Baird, noble grand;
 A. P. Bates vice grand C. l.. Lind, finan-
 cial secretary; E. R. Piper, recording sec
 retary; w. H. Canant, treasurer; D. J,
 Hummer, chaplain; R. A. Baker, past grand; l.. A. Reed, warden; H. o. Har- din, conductor; J. M. Ross, inner guard ian; J. H. Johnson, outer guardian; M. H. Wood, right side noble grand; A. G. May
 nord, left side noble grand; A. G. Long,
 right side vice grand; J. E. Womble, left
 side vice grand. Several of the appointive
 officers were not present. and will be in-
 stalled later.
 The following letter was received at the
 Ensley fire department yesterday:
 The Ensey Fire Department.
 Gentlemen: By orders from the ex-
 alted ruler and the will of Ensley lodge
 No. 9S7, Benevolent Protective Order of
 Elks, I have been requested to write you a letter of thanks and congratulations for your excellent work in extinguishing
 the fire in our home on Sunday morning, July ?, 1916. Respectfully yours, EDWARD A. WARWICK, Secy." Funeral services over the remains of
 Miss Elnora Patton, who died Wednes- day afternoon at the residence of her
 parents, MT. and Mrs. John Patton. at I'll
 Fifth street, Pratt City, were conducted yesterday afternoon from the residence.
 Interment followed at the Patton chapel cemetery. The decease was 10 years of age The officers of the Enoch lodge No. 37,
 Knights of Pythas of Pratt City, were
 installed at a public installation last night at their hall on Third street before large crowd. The following officers were installed: Charlie Griffith. chancellor commander; Lonnie Holstein, vice chan
 cellor; Claude Ray, prelate; c. D. Com
 stock, keeper of seal and records: T. M.
 Adair, master of fnance s. l.. Erwin. master of exchequer; w. M Custred, mas
 ter of arms; Charlie Taylor, inner guard;
 J. H. Burden, outer guard. very en-
 joyable musical programme followed the installation and refreshments were served. The corouer's jury in the case of Fronio
 Molinaro, charged with killing Charles
 Bruno and Mrs. Carrie Bruno in the Ital-
 ian quarters at Ensley on Tuesday morn
 ing, found that the killing was an un-
 lawful homicide, and that the prisoner should be held to account The verdict
 was rendered yesterday afternoon, after
 an investigation into the tragedy. Moli- naro will be given a preliminary hearing before Judge F. o. Harris in the Ensley inferior court in few days.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ensiey Highland Methodist church will serve homemade ice cream and cake in the grove adjoining the parsonage on
 Thirteenth street, Friday afternoon and evening.
 The picnic for the members of the
 Cradle Roll and Beginners department of the First Methodist church. which was to have been held at the Ensley park | today, has been postponed until Friday July IA.
 The regular meeting of the Globe lodge No. 7S1. Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma sons. will be held at the Ensley Masonic temple this evening. Work in several of the degrees will be held, and all mem bers are requested to be present.