The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-14
NEWSOF ENSLEY

A stolen Chevrolet car belonging 10 T. s. Ballard of Warrior was located beyond the Tennessee Coal, Iron ana Railroad commissary at Pratt City py the Ensley police early saturday morning. All the tyres and inner tupes had been stolen and Detectives Gran ger and Brown took one or the ponce automobiles to draw 1t in and while rounding a corner in Pratt City over turned the car in which they were driving, but without serious results. The car was righted by onlookers ana the officers proceeded on their way.
 A unique thieving plan was un- earthed at the Ensley Tennessee coal Iron and Railroad commtssary yes terday morning when sam Mayo ana Don Garrett, the former a customer and the latter a porter at the commis sary, were arrested and fined $50 and $100. respectively in the Ensley police court
 Mayo bought some groceries from clerk and afterward asked permission to leave the basket on the counter Tor a few minutes. In the meantime the clerk went to breakfast and the DOT ter filled up the basket with groceries. Mayo came back for the basket, which ~~--N after investigation they were ar rested.
 Ensley chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will have special meeting at the Masonic temple on Avenue E Monday evening at 7.30 at which time the mark master degree will be con ferred. Refreshments will be served during the social hour.
 While Ensley has never had time to take much stock in her baby crop still there is room for pride in the fact that two babies of the district carried off two first prizes in the baby con- test at the State Fair. They were best girl from 6 months to 1 year. Rose mary Hood T5 Vine street Pratt City best boy from l to 2 years old, Clyde A. Sutherland, 261o Avenue H, EnS- ley.
 The Christian Endeavor society oi the Plunkett Memorial church will be host to the local Endeavor Unior l Tuesday evening. October 16, at S:lS o'clock Officers will be elected and l installed at this meeting. Members coming from other societies will get off the South Ensley car at Forty fourth street and Gary avenue. Ensley Baptist-Rev. A. K. Wright ] pastor. Sermon topic for the Il o'clock service, Ancient Piety;" and for tht l night service,"The Way of Cain ! Meeting of the Baptist Young People!
 union Sunday evening, with Miss l Hulon McGregor leader
 At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon tn, four bands of the Ladies Aid societ, will meet as follows: Builders, witt | Mrs. John Reynolds. 209 Forty frs street, Fairfield. Workers, with Mrs Grover Wrenn, 22O5 Avenue H. High land, with Mrs. Nat G. Clark. Helpers with Miss Ella Kinsolving.
 Fairview Presbyterian-Rev J.
 Mcqueen, pastor. Preaching at 7:3 Sunday evening on "The True Leader l Junior Endeavor meeting Sunday aft | ernoon at 3 o'clock, conducted by tn
 pastor. Meeting of the Christian En l deavor society at 6:30 o'clock Mis- l Leonora Reynolds, leader.
 First Presbyterian-Rev J. E. Hix | son. pastor Subject of the morning
 service, "rhe Three Crosses" Tn quarterly observance of the Lord | supper will follow the sermon. Nigh
 subject, "Christ's Last Message L Man." Christian Endeavor societ. meeting at o'clock. On Wednesda. evening the regular midweek praye meeting will take place at the hom
 of MT. and Mrs. F. E.. Swann.
 First Methodist Church-Rev. B. l Waites, pastor Sunday morning ser
 mon topic. "A First Creed" Evange listic services al night.
 l Shadyside Methodist-Rev. O. Burns, pastor. Sunday morning topi,
 Gods Great Promises" Evening su5
 ject. The Prodigal Son" Epwort
 league at ' p. m.; Miss Annie Martin
 leader