The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-26
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The members of the Ensley chapter of the Anti-Tuberculosis association will conduct a house-to-house cam paign over the Ensley district today in an effort to get large number of new members. The local chapter has only been organized a short time with about 25 charter members and they are go- ing to go forth today to try to in crease their membership several times over. The membership fee is $1 per year, payable in advance, and will be used for the support of the tubercu- loss camp on Red mountain. The citi zens of the Ensey district have all ways donated very literally toward any movement of this kind and large number of new member in predict ed as the membership fee is used for a very fine cause. The Ensley district has been divided up in the following districts and with the following chair men: Mrs. Neal Dugger, Helena to Jeff ferson avenue Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, Jefferson avenue to Tuxedo Mrs T. A. Burbidge, Tuxedo district; Mrs. H. M. Cowart. Shadyside; Mrs. w. F. Lewis, Fairfield to Twenty y-fifth street; Mrs. M. V. Averyt, Twenty fifth to Seven teenth street; Mrs. F. G. Cutler, Seven teenth street to Pratt City; Mrs. T. F. West, Pratt City; Mrs. H. B. A1yen, Fairview; Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald, Wy lam.
 big mass meeting will be held at the Elks home on Avenue D, Ensley, this evening beginning at o'clock to launch campaign in favor of the $2,- 000,000 school bond issue, at which time City Commissioner John R. Hor- nady will be the principal speaker The committee of which Mrs. J. A. Bryant was appointed chairman has been busy during the past few days making arrangements for the occa- sion ant urges that a very large at- tendance be on hand tonight. Com missioner Hornady in connection with his address will show streopticon views of the conditions of the public schools throughout the Birmingham district and has also arranged to have several selections by the T. c. I. concert band, which is under the direction of Prof. $. Costa. The majority of the Ensley cit izens seem to be strongly in favor of
  is greatly needed in the Birmingham district. The public has been cordially invited to attend the meeting tonight.
 The lawyers on both sides announced that they had all their witnesses sum- moned and everything was ready for the case to go to trial in which Miss Beulah Hummer, plaintiff, is suing G. c. Warren in breach of promise suit, which will be held tonight in the old Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue E. The case will begin at S:S0 o'clock sharp, and a very enjoyable time is assured all those who attend. The af- fair is given under the auspices of the Epworth league of the Ensley Methodist church and the following will comprise the venire from which the jury will be chosen for the mock trial: Miss Ruth Clarke, Miss Hattie Wyatt, Miss Fancher, Miss Annie Zeig- Ter. Miss Ruby Parker Mrs. Jessie Row. land. Miss Onyx Parker, Miss Irene Abele Miss Myrtle Snow, Miss Carrie Beckham G. R. Balcb. John w. Snow, Clyde Gettys, T. c. Williams, w. Fly bart and A. Walker Court will be called to order by ". E. G. Coates as high sheriff, with Judge H. B. Aber- nethy presiding. w. T. Cochran is clerk of the court. Rev. B. T. Waites and Officer Woody Sandefer have been summoned as witnesses for the plain tiff, while subpoenas have been served on Miss Sarah Glider and Miss Grace Young as witnesses for the defend ant.
 Rev. A. K. Wright. IAstor of the Ensley Baptist church, SAas returned from Asheville, where he has been at tending the Southern Baptist conven- ton, which was held in that cDy.
 The regular meeting of the Globe Masonic lodge No. 7S1, will be held tonight in the Ensley Masonic temple on Avenue E. All members are re- quested to be present
 gray horse and wagon are at the Ensley police station awaiting for the owner to come and claim his property The horse and wagon were captured from two negroes in Pratt City yester-