The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-24
NEWS OF E:NSLEY

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs, N. M. Rice, aged 72 years, who died Tuesday night following a lengthy ill- ress will be conducted from the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Snow, at 2931 Nineteenth avenue, Ensley High lands, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In- torment will follow at Elmwood cemetery The Rev. Preston Blake, pastor of the Southside Methodist church, will officiate She is survived by four children, two sons, E.. W. Jordon of this state, and c. c. Jordon of North Carolina, and two daughters, Mrs. w. T. Snow of this city, and Mrs. J. H. Ashurst. The pallbearers are nephews of the deceased and are: J. P. McAlney. Grady Roland, Morton Roland, Mercery James, Curby Jones, Verby Jones, Joe Sessions and J. o. Thompson. The deceased had lived in this district over 12 years.
 ley High School Athletic association was held yesterday afternoon in the audi torium of the school, which was attend ed by over 75 members. Plans were made for the beginning of the baseball season and very interesting address was given by Coach H. B. Craig. The members de- cided to clear off their diamond at the Ensley park on next Saturday. The boys of the association will clear off the diamond and the girls will fix them a dinner which will be held at the park. They will begin their first practice on Monday afternoon after school. Coach Craig has an abundance of material on hand this season, together with a num- Der of his last years players and pros- hox hnn hrio fr,o 4t,a local school than they are this year. Ten new members were added to the as sociation yesterday. The following of- ficers were elected at a meeting of the association, which was held recently: John Hassler, president; Miss Barbara Endress, vice president; Clyde Walker secretary; Avis Watson treasurer, and Herbert Brush, business manager
 The members of the Grace chapter, Westminster Guild of the Ensley High land Presbyterian church, have planned sn attractive colonial tea, which will be held this afternoon from to O clock, at the manse at 2631 Ensley avenue. The following programme will be rendered: Instrumental solo, Miss Roberta Russell; reading, Mrs. R. w. Russell; solo, Mrs. H. J. Cummings; instrumental solo. Mrs. Harry Frohoof. A silver offering will be taken. The friends of the congre- gation are invited to attend.
 Two packages of whisky have been confiscated by Inspector c. P Park, at the local inspection office. These pack ages were marked two quarts and when opened to be inspected it was found that there were eight half pints in the pack ages It is against the prohibition law to ship whisky into this state in less than quart bottles, and the owners of these packages have been arrested by Officers James Brodie in charge of the inspection office and placed in Jail on a charge Of violation ordinance 345-C, of the city code. The booze is still at the inspectors office awaiting instructions from the proper authorities.
 rock was thrown through window on the South Ensley car yesterday morn ing about Il 80 o'clock as the car was passing through the cut near Hilltop station of the Ensley Highlands by white boy about 12 years old. The rock broke a window just in front of lady passenger. and if it had been just few