The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-08
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Organization of a republican club was
begun last Wednesday evening in the in
ferior courtrooms. large attendance
was present and the meeting was very
enthusiastic. Officers were elected and a
committee was named to draft bylaws
toward the completion of the organiza-
ton. D. M. Lewis was made president,
C. P. Parks secretary, and l. A. Millar
treasurer. The committee to draft the
| bylaws is: George Diggins, C. w. Cole
| and C. p. Parks. Speeches were made
| by F. B. Latady, the republican NOMINEES
| for Congress; Judge Alex B. Birch, At
The second meeting for the purpose Of
completing the club will be held next
Wednesday night.
The Sesame club was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. w. H.
! Wynne on Ensley Highlands Roll call
was answered with quotations The pro-
gramme consisted Of THE Growth of
| the Nation" by Mrs. Averyt; william of
| Normandy" by Mrs. Hall; Sketch of
| Queen Matilda of England" by Mrs Hay;
| Current Events" by Mrs Mcdonald.
| The following were present: Mrs. G. A.
Millar Mrs. s. L. Morrow, Mrs. Emery,
| Mrs A. L. Gaston Mrs. j. G. Adams,
! Mrs. M. ". Averyt, Mrs. ]. c. Barrett,
Mrs. ]. C. Bryant, Mrs S. Hall, Mrs.
| S. ]. Harrell, Mrs. T. F. Hay, Mrs. S. S..
| Iede, Mrs. D. M. Lewis, Mrs. f. w. Nc
Donald, Mrs. r. F. Palmer, Mrs. G. Ia.
Randle, Mrs. w. s. Sheehe, Mrs. j. j..
Walker, Mrs. 7. F. West and Mrs. W. II.
| Wynne.
| The Woman's Missionary society of the
| Fairfield Methodist church gave a musi-
| cal at the home of Mrs c.. c. Whittle.
| The following programme was rendered
Reading Peach Pies by Della Hawkins.
vocal solos by Mrs. Chambers and Mrs.
Miller accompanied by Mrs. Morris, read
| ing Aunt Juna" by Miss Marietta Davis,
| instrumental solo Mrs. c. Baterweg, read
| ing Mrs. Shook. Those present were:
Mrs William Williamson, Mrs. H. D.
| Hawkins, Mrs. Gideon Wynn, Mrs Flor
ence Ellis, Mrs. D. H. Sadler, Mrs. c. j.
Donald, Mrs E. T. Daniel, Mrs, John
Daniels, Mrs. M. E. Miller Mrs. G. ].
Lewis, Mrs. c. r. Sadler, Mrs. j. A.
Wicks, Mrs Robert HOLLYWOOD, Mrs. j.
| D. Dunkin, Mrs Shook Keith, Mrs. j. w.
Alden, Mrs. C. Baterweg, Mrs. J. o.
| Cooper, Mrs. l. Norris, Mrs. r. H. DAN
\ iel Mrs. H. o. Chambers, Mrs. G. A.
| Morrow, Mrs. w. D. Miller, Mrs. ]. A.
! Love- MISS ETA MOTIFS, MISS Della HaW-
Sns, Miss Bessie Shanks, Miss Henrietta
| Davis, Miss Myrtle Hawkins, Erby Whit
! tie, William Grant, Buford Schenk
| large sum was realized
| The Ladies Aid society of the Highland
Methodist church will give an ice cream
festival this afternoon and night from
| 3 to 10 p. M, on the vacant lot adjoining
| the parsonage
George ]. Nagel will be held from the
family residence, 2S09 Warrior Boulevard,
| at o'clock this afternoon Mr. Nagel
passed away Thursday morning at Ii 80
| after an illness of 10 months He was &c
years of age, and survived by his wife, one
son. George j. Nagel, Jr., one brother, w.
F. Nagel Of this city, his mother also of
this city, and one sister, Mrs. McMoran,
of Philadelphia, Pa. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
j. E. Hexson and the Rev. Carl Greg
DRY. The Elks' ceremony will be held
at the cemetery. Mr.. Nagel was an old
resident of Ensley and a member and an
OFFICER of the B. p. O. E. Elks No, 9S7.
His death is regretted by large circle
of friends. All members of the B. P. O.
| f. Elks, No. 9S7. are requested to meet
at the home at o'clock this afternoon to
| attend the funeral. The following have
| been named Is pallbearers:
Active: P. J. Whitman T. F. Derrick,
| wayne Nelson, N. w. Shannon, Sorsbv
Jemison, E. G. Thomas. Honorary: ]. r
johns, James A. Vann, w. B. Bridge
A. G. Overton, A. F. 1illilSe, M. H. Sher-
\ man, l.. ii. Pennington and Hugh Hill.