The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-31
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

Raymond Parker. who was injured when he was thrown from his motorcycle Mon day night, is still in a very serious con-
 dition at the Tally infirmary, and did not
 regain consciousness until yesterday aft
 ernoon about ? o'clock. Although the
 hospital authorities state that he is im-
 proving, the chances for his recovery are
 still doubtful, as he sustained a very
 badly fractured skull. Edgar Smith, who
 was driving the truck which collided with
 Parker, was released from the Ensley jail yesterday morning on a $500 bond The accident happened Monday night about 7:3O o'clock on the corner of Ave-
 nue F and Nineteenth street, and several people who witnessed it, said it was un- avoidable. Both men are married and are well known in Ensey
 One of the most enjoyable concerts ever | held at the Ensley High school was given last night by the members of the Lyric club and the entertainment seemed to | meet with approval of the entire audi ence. The selections given by the girls, and boys chorus were very entertaining, as we'll as those of Erin Farley Tam hauser," in concert form, which was the second part of the entertainment, was very much enjoyed. The High school or chestra rendered several selections prior to the concert which were highly en- joyed. The success of the entertainment was due to the untiring efforts of Miss Mabel Hogan. director; Miss Minnie Me Neill and Miss Virginia Handley The members of the Lyric club are to be congratulated for their splendid entertain
 ment last night, which is said to be | among the best ever held at the local high school.
 Funeral services over the remains of Henry White, who died at San Antonio.
 Tex, last Friday, following a lengthy ill., ness, were conducted from St. Anthony S catholic church yesterday afternoon h. terment followed at the Pratt City cern- | etery The Rev. Father McQuillan off, ciated. The deceased is survived by his widow and one child. The palIbea rers | were as follows: Chris Hartsfeld, ]. A. Bell M. J. Donlan, J. A. Dupuy, w. T.
 Kemp and D. E. Huffman.
 Commissioner James Weatherly, Isadore Shaplro and John w. Altman each will
 make Commute speech at the Elks, Home on Avenue D tonight, beginning at $ o'clock, in favor of the S500 900 munich pal light bond issue. The public is cor dially invited to attend
 News has reached Ensley of the dea th Of d. H. Anderson of Eizabethton Tenn.
 who is the father of Mrs J. J. Walker Of this city. Mrs. Walker was called to
 her fathers bedside Saturday and was Wlth nm at the time of his death Mrs w alker IS well known in Ensley, and ha
 many friends who will regret to learn of her bereavement
 The Masonic picnic, which was given by the Globe lodge No. 7S1 and the Ensley lodge No 560, Ancient Free and Accepted
 Masons yesterday at B. M Aliens springs. proved to be one of the most
 en1oyable picnics they have ever held The members of the Woman's Mission ary society of the Ensley Methodist church are making preparations for the entertaining of the Woman's Missionary union of the North Alabama conference or the Southern Methodist church. which cohVenes In this city June 10 to 14 The
 names of 6o delegates have already been received and home assigned, and it is expected that that number will be more than doubled by the date for the as-
 sembling of the convention.
 There will be an important meeting of Fonville Groce No. 10, Ladies of the Woodmen Circle this afternoon at 23O o'clock in the Woodmen hall to perfect plans for the Woodmen memorial serv-
 ices to be held at the Ensley Methodist
 church All members are requested to
 be present