The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

l All arrangements were completed at the meeting of the Ensley committee
 Of the Boy Scout movement, which was held last night, to begin the $15,000 1 campaign which will start Monday. This city was laid off in four districts
 and the following teams were select
 ed to cover the territory: District No. l l, T. r. West, L. Pope and D. J. Flum-
 iner; district No. 2, Frazer Banks, D. M. Lewis and P. A. Eubanlz; district No. 8, George R. Byrum, c. E. Tyler and the
 Rev. J. W. Fulford; district No. 4. Henry Keller, c. G. Goodwin and D. F. Fairclothe; Wylam A. H. Sawyer and l Charles A. Guthrie; Fairfield, c. J. l Donald, A. c. Hazen and M. J. O'Bryne.
 The Pratt City committee will be an- nounced later
 This committee will cooperate with 1 the Birmingham committees in a cam | paign to raise $15,000 for the Boy l Scout movement which proposes to place a scout executive in the field with the headquarters in Birmingham
 and an assistant, whose business it
 will be to develop the movement in the western districts with headquarters in l W. Fulford, deputy scout commission
 CT, is one of the principal workers and is very much enthused over the l campaign. He. stated that he believed l the citizens of this district would do more than their part toward helping 1 this movement along. The Ensley com 1 mittees will meet at 3 o'clock Monday
 afternoon and begin work.
 | play featuring Mrs. Alma Wood Per- kins of this city and Miss Elizabeth I Finder of Birmingham, who were 1 winners in the recent Age-Herald and l the Essanay moving picture contest, will be shown at the Franklin theatre
 on Tuesday. These two young ladies visited Chicago and the Essanay stu
 dio as guests of The Age-Herald and
 while visiting there they took part
 in the above picture.
 1 Progressive tent No. 15, Knights of l the Maccabees, of Vivian, will hold private installation of their newly l elected officers for the ensuing year on Wednesday night at the Wylam
 Masonic hall. Following the installa- 1 tion refreshments will be served All Maccabees are invited. The following 1 officers will be installed F. M. Hoehn, commander; c. J. Newburn, lieutenant | commanders, J. M. Olurudk, kecpcT OA records and seal Herbert Dabbs. chap lain; Alex Barr, sergeant; D. Liddell,
 master at arms; Dave Smith master of
 guards; Robert Deits, sentinel; Rob- | ert Jones, picket.
 l Two small accidents were reported to ! the police department yesterday. About 11:30 o'clock Grady Morris, about years old, accidentally struck William | Roberts, about years old. over the 1 head with hoe while at play in their yard at 617 Seventeenth street, causing very bad scalp wound
 T. B. Butler, who was riding mo- torcycle, slSidded into a South Ensley car No. 24s, which was standing still on the corner of Avenue F and Nine- 1 teenth street yesterday afternoon about l 4:35 o'clock MT. Buffers wrist was sprained and his machine damaged. 1 Ensley has as it's guest Capt George 1 Ash who has travelled widely in the ! interior of Mexico and has served in the Mexican army first under Madero l and afterward under General Villa. l Captain Ash is very interesting talk 1 CT and according to his statement the conditions in Mexico are very bad and he advocates American intervention. Should the United States go to war with Mexico, Captain Ash stated that he would render his services Tor scout duty to the American government. He will be in this city several days and will give lecture on the conditions of Mexico at local theatre on Mon day afternoon and evening.
 l An interesting programme has been arranged for the Woman's day serv- 1 ices. which will be held this evening beginning at 7:S0 o'clock at the Ensiey Baptist church. The programme IS as
 follows; Opening hymn; scripture read. ! ing. Mrs. F. D. Fuller; announcement and offering; address, What Our La
 dies Did Last Year" Mrs. P. A. Eubank: | address, Our Plan for Using All the
 Ladies of Our Church" Mrs. A. k Wright; 'sWhy All of Our Ladies should
 Be Enlisted in the Missionary Move
 ment,' society; duet. Mrs. Thomson and Miss Brooks; address, "The Op- ! portunity for Service by Our Ladies, Mrs. F. E. Tidwell; remarks by the pastor; hymn and beendiction.
 1 There will be a meeting of the en- l tertainment committee of the Elks l lodge to make arrangements for a dance to be given on Wednesday eyen- ing, this morning at 10 o'clock at the l Elks' home. This committee will meet again in the afternoon at the home with the ladies' committee and final ] arrangements will be made for the dance, which will be an invitation af-
 fair. The committees follow: Ladies,
 Mrs. c. A. Bishopp, Mrs Tom Mox- 1 ley, Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. William
 Landrum, Mrs Grover Kren. Mrs. Nell son Thomas Mrs. Charles Dorthe. and ] Mrs. Henry Keller; mems committee. i Hugh Hill. chairman; Arthur Bishopp,
 secretary -treastlrer: Tom Moxley. ! James Hyatt. l. J. Cocolo, Charles Dorthe and Tom Deveraux
  The following programme will be
 arranged for the meeting of the Ep-