The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-05
NE EWS OF ENSLEY

Final arrangements were made for the
 Jefferson district convention of the h. dependent Order of odd Fellows. which
 will be held in this city next Tuesday
 morning and afternoon at the regular
 meeting of the Ensley lodge, No 165 I. o. O. F., held Thursday night A com
 mittee composed of E. R. Piper, R. w.
 Vaughn and c. T. Brenton have com pleted arrangements for dining the guests
 who will be served in the hall. They are expecting to have over 15O delegates pres
 ent at the convention and besides the
 delegates a number of prominent Odd
 Fellows from other parts of the state are
 expected to attend.
 There will be two sessions. the one
 in the morning, beginning at 9:S0 o'clock
 and the other in the afternoon, begin
 ming at l o'clock. During the meeting
 the degree work will be exempified in the
 morning and a special session of the
 grand lodge will be held in the afternoon
 A number of grand lodge officers will be
 present. William Ellis will preside over
 the meeting and M. c. Thomas will act
 as secretary. Secretary Thomas is busy
 arranging programme for the occasion and large number of visitors are ex-
 pected to be present
 The members of the Delphian Boys
 Literary society of the Euslev High
 school held their annual election of off
 cers yesterday afternoon at the regular
 meeting of the society and the following
 officers were elected: Glenn Miller. pres- ident; Aston Busby, vice president; Ray
 Hassler, secretary; Hays Carroway
 treasurer. and Glenn Propst, marshal.
 The members of the Shakespearean
 Boy Literary society held their election of officers yesterday afternoon in their
 meeting rooms at the Ensley High school and the following officers were elected
 Dewey Golf, president; Clyde Walker. vice president; Eddie Lewis, secretary: conrad Albert, treasurer, and James Rogers, marshal
 These two literary societies are com- posed of nearly all of the boy students of the high school and each term deba te against each other Their semi-annua1 I depate always arouses much interest among the students of the school and are also very interesting and enjoyable. The Ensley High School Tennis cluh .a o"iiANSA yCStSIudN dKefnOOn with 4s charter members and the following. officers were elected: Dewey Golf. presi dent; Tom McElhaney, vice president. Miss Gladys, English, secretary, and Bur uette Bates treasurer. The members of the newly organized club are busy having. several courts fixed which are located behind the High school building, and they will begin playing as soon as possible. Funeral services OVar he ray,oips little Kirkland Adams, the two-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Adams, who died Thursday night at the family residence on the Ensley Highlands. fol- lowing short illness, will be conducted this morning at 10 O. clock from the resi- dence. Interment will take place at the Oakland cemetery.
 The Philathea class of the Enslev Bap- tlst church will entertain in their class room this evening from to 10 o'clock in honor of the winning team in a recent contest for members and complimentary to the new members also. The public is invited.
 The members of Circle No 9 of the Ensley Methodist chE<ch, will hold a market and apron bazar Saturday, be- ginning at 10 o'clock. The saie will be | held at the store of Roberts & Piper, i 2003 Avenue E.