The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-19
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of Abijah Ebert Fields, who died very suddenly of heart failure yesterday afternoon at the late residence at Shadyside. will be held Sunday at mains will be carried to Blountsville Saturday at noon over the Louisville and Nashville The deceased is sur vived by his widow. three sons, Dr. F. T. Fields and Herbert M Fields of Ensley. Dr. J. L. Fields of Talla. homa, Tenn; two daughters, Mrs. A. B. Todd of Cherokee. and Mrs F. A. Nor ris of South Fifteenth avenue, Bir- mingham: and one sister. Mrs. J. H. Trice of Flat Top.
 MT. Fields has been suffering from attacks of his heart for the past two years. but stated early Monday morn ing that he was feeling better than he had in sometime. He had a very sud- den attack about i o'clock yesterday afternoon and died within a few min utes. The deceased was 65 years of age and was born and reared at Blountsville. He came to this district about 10 years ago and engaged in the real estate business. He was well known in Ensley and has a host of Ni iACAido WhO Wiii lCSIcl lO lcdTH Ol ms death.
 After staying away from home for two days and one night, little Roy Weaver, the 10-year-old son of Mrs. Ida Weaver, turned up at his home last night about o'clock. When asked where he had been he stated that he left the Baker school Wednesday aft ernoon and had gone home with one n ic rryhn near Thirtieth street. and that when it got dark he decided to spend the night With his chum. He said he was afraid to go home yesterday morning after staying away all night and had wan dered about all day Thursday and got so hungry last night that he decided to come home.
 While seesawing with some visitors from Decatur. Miss Ida Belle Gray, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. James R. Gray. residing at 1914 Avenue G. broke her right leg just above the ankle late Wednesday afternoon. She was carried to the Tennessee company's hospital on Avenue F, where she is reported to be resting well.
 The members of the Epworth league of the Ensley Methodist church are
 
 damage suit on Friday evening, May 70, at the old Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue E. Miss Beulah Hummer will enter a breach of promise suit against Grover Warren and Judge H. B. Abernethy of Birmingham will be the presiding judge. while T. J. Roe and D. J. Hummer will be the opposing law yers in the case. The affair promises to be very enjoyable one and good time is assured those who attend A small admission will be charged
 A report reached Ensley yesterday afternoon that Uncle Billy Havis, one or the best known and best liked old Confederate veterans of Ensley. had dropped dead in the parade, but it was without foundation. as Uncle Billy" arrived home late yesterday afternoon hail and hearty, although a little ex- hausted from the parade Uncle Billy became fat2ued shortly after the parade started and was taken to one of the Red Cross tents, where he resx- ed several hours and from there ha went to the fairgrounds and enjoyed the sham battle very much Word reached his family and many friends that he was dead. which caused much anxiety until he was found at the fair grounds.
 The play, 'Titania, Queen of the But terflies.' upon the request of a large number of people. will be shown for d second time at the Elks' home this evening under the auspices of Purity temple No. 3. Pythian Sisters 1'he en- tertainment will begin at s:l5 o'clock this evening