The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-07
NEWS OF ENSLEy

II ILHO VI EavUkEk Ensley will play no small part in and all is in readiness to poll big vote.
 The following precincts and officers are appointed: District No. 1, Morris drug store; managers. J. w. Minor, D. M. Lewis. D. A. Echols; clerks Hugh Hill, J. R. Falkner; returning officer, Dr. T. J. Springfield.
 District No. 2, city hall; managers. J. H. Perkins, Irby Zeigler, T. J. Roe, clerks, Oscar Berney, George Byrum; returning officer, James Liddel District No. 3, NJ. M. Johnson's store on Avenue G; managers, J. M. Donald son, w. S. Probst, J. D. Snow; clerks, L. Pope and P. A. Eubank; returning officer, w. P. Cochran
 District No. 4, Highland Grocery store; managers, c. C. Burke, A. D. J. Hummer, J. D. Matlock; returning officer, J. J. Walker.
 District No. 5, Fairview drug store managers, c. J. Severin, G. E. Fuller, Thomas Gates; clerks, Kyle Lawson H. A. Lacey; returning officer, J. W. Hamilton.
 District No, 6, Hargraves grocery at Shadyside; managers, N. W. Scott, R. W. Thrasher, R. s. Hickman clerks. E. officer, Fred Gates.
 The Fairfield precinct will be at the I Gate Lodge on Thirty-ninth street. Managers. c. J. Donald, J. A. Wicker, c. L. Foster clerks, c. J. Cole J. Fl. I Mcdonald; returning officer, L. W. An :. derson.
 The churches throughout the Ensley district will all have regular serv- | ices both morning and evening, the pastors in each church having charge of the services.
 There will be a quarterly observ- ance of the Lords supper and reccp- l ton of members at the Ensley High l land Presbyterian. Rev. George l.. Boyd will preach evening. service of I the Ensley Highland Methodist, Rev. | McGlaun at the Fairfield Methodist Dr. J. R. Spencer at the Plunkett Me- morial.
 With the state reunion of the Con federate veterans only a few days off. the Ensley chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy have completed their plans and the follow ing will be sponsors and maids from Camp Pat Clebourne: Sponsor, Mrs Joseph Smith; chaperon, Mrs. D. II. Dunlap; matron of honor. Mrs. R. w Brown; and the maids of honor will be Miss Carrie Beckham of Ensley and Miss Mary Lee Burks of Birmingham The meeting of Stonewall chapter which was to have been held Tuesday with Mrs. E. T. Fields. has been post
 poned until October 1e.
 Mrs. J G. Adams was hostess to the Ensley Highland Bridge club and a few friends Friday afternoon, complimentine her sister, Mrs. Cobb Reinhart of An niston. The tables for the games were placed on the porch. where flower boxes and vines in autumnal colors and jar deniers of salvia formed the decorations The highest score In the club was made by Mrs. John Morrison and the highest guest score was made by Mrs. Cicero Roberts. each receiving a box of sta tionery, While Mrs. c. C. Norris drew the consolation which was two dainty handmade handkerchiefs. The hostess served a salad course which carried out the autumnal colors The guests were: Mrs Cobb Reinhart
 Mrs Pauline Roberts, Mrs. Coiie Rob ertS or Henderson N. C.: Mrs. r. D. Reynolds, Miss Emily Carter Mrs. Cicero Roberts and Mrs. Conrad Boterweg The Recreation club met with Mrs F S Hammilie this week the subject fol study being Verdi" Mrs H. H. Thomas
 gave synopsis of "Il Troyatore;', Mrs nr Song,' Miss Lucille Byrne gave a piano selection from II Travatore, Mrs. T. T OByrne read paper on '"The Life and Works of Verdi' and Mrs. Robert Fur.
 man sang "Ah, I have Sighed to Rest Me. The rooms were made brilliant with autumn flowers After the conclu- sion of the programme the hostess ! and Miss Lida McWilliams were clut guests.
 Miss Lucille O'Byrne will entertain Thursday afternoon from to o'clock for Miss Edith Dalbey, whose marriage to MT. Brundige of Chattanooga vii be an event of this month. The occa- sion will be linen shower and musi- cale.
 The Ensley committee for the soldiers war library campaign have completed the campaign and turned over $500 to the Birmingham library board. This amount inclufes $40 from Pratt City but does not include the Fairfield returns. The whole amount from the Ensley- Fairfield district is $500. which is $10O more than the allotment The committee in charge is very grateful for the sympathetic CO., operation of the Ensley public in fos tering this campaign.
 Ensiey chapter No. 120, Royal Arch Masons, will confer the past master and most excellent master degrees at their regular meeting at Masonic temple
 Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A good attendance is requested.
 The ladies of the Ensley Highlands
 Presbyterian church will serve meals at
 Booths 21 and 22 at the fairgrounds.
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