The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-24
NEWS OF -ENSLEY

President D. M Lewis and the oth- CT members of the Ensley club are praising the members of the beard of
 revenue for passing the resolution to issue county warrants for the imme.
 diate building of a road to the War. rior river. The resolution was intro- duced by Lawrence H. Pennington, ask ing the county to issue warrants to 1 bear interest at rate of not more than "A per cent to the amount ot about $750,000 with which to build a high way to the Warrior river via Nichols fish trap route. and to remove con- victs from. other roads by August 1 to work out the Taylors ferry road to the river. The citizens of Ensley dis cussed the passing of the resolution very thoroughly yesterday afternoon, and large majority of them were strongly in favor of issuing the coun- ty warrants. The Ensley club has been working for the route selected by the government engineer for long time and the members feel that they
 have met with success.
 The annual election of the officers
 or GlODe lOuSe NO. i5ot, A. r .dHu A.
 M, was held last night in the Ems
 ley Masonic temple on Avenue B and
 the following officers were elected:
 Dennis A. Echols, worshiuful master;
 John T. Kent. senior warden: Andrew
 L. GaSton, junior warden; Thomas De-
 Walt Craig, treasurer; J. Arthur Van
 dever, secretary Robert H. Meyers,
 senior deacon; Henry A. Millstead,
 junior deacon; Rev. Bennett T. Waites,
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 I. A. Miller. tiler; Oscar B. Berney,
 trustee for three years. The meeting
 last night was well attended and the
 reports show that the lodge has had
 very successful year with a large in
 crease in membership. The newly elect
 ed officers of the Globe lodge will be installed together with the Enslcy lodge No. 560. onsnext Wednesday night at al private Installation. T. DeWalt
 Craig, past master of the Glofe lodge,
 will be the installing officer.
 A number of complaints are coming
 into the Ensley police department from
 the citizens residing on Ensley avenue
 from Hilltop station to Palmer station
 about motor trucks going at high
 rate of speed between these pl'.ces. It
 is said that early in the morning the drivers of these trucks seem to test out
 their engines. Captain Cochran has notified his men to arrest all speed violators.
 The following invitations have been sent out by the members of the, Ens- ley Highland Presbyterian church to the general public
 You are invited to great song service given by the glee club Of the First Methodist church of Birmin cham. Sunday evening at 7:3o o'clock, at the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church. There are 40 voices in the club and it is a fine opportunity for the people of Ensley Highlands to enjoy an ever- ing of song. We are especially forum ate in getting them. You will be the loser if you do not come'
 The Ensley team in the Industrial league of the T. c. I. company will play the fast By-Product team this
 afternoon at Fairfield beginning nt 2:l5 o'clock. The two teams have me- twice this season and each has won and lost a game and as the two teams are about equally matched a good game is eX- pected this afternoon. A number of Ensley fans will go to Hatfield to wit. ness the game.
 Prof. J. D. Patton will con luct a song service at the East Thomas Bap- tist church on Sunday afternoon be ginning at 2:30 o'clock. All lovers of music are cordially invited to attend The Tennessee companys concert | band under the direction of Prof s. l Costa, will give concert at the Ems | ley park on Sunday afternoon begin- ] ming at 3:15 o'clock. The oncerts have 1 always proven to be very enjoyahle and are attended by large crowds. Frofes- | sor Costa promises a very enjoyable programme for Sunday afternoon.