The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-06
ENSLEY ELKS HOLD
 ANNUAL ELECTION
Hugh Hill Reelected EX- alted Ruler-Plans for
 Minstrel

The annual meeting and election of of ficers was held last night by Ensley lodge, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. at their home on Avenue D. The meeting was well attended and much ir- terest was taken in the election which resulted as follows:
 Hugh Hill, exalted ruler: J. W. Berry, esteemed leading knight; A. A. Coyle, esteemed loyal knight; Ben Moxley, es- teemed lecturing knight; Henry Keller, treasurer; E. A. Warnick, secretary; Tom | Devereaux trustee for three years (re- elected); Lawrence Pennington, represent ative to the grand lodge; Hugh Hill all | ternate.
 1 This is the second time the Ensley lodge has honored Mr. Hill by eleeting ] him to the executive chair, he having served a term in 1912. It is an honor well deserved as he has been one of the main stays of the lodge in all its activities and has been in continuous service on the working committees.
 At the meeting last night report was made on the minstrel that will be given in conjunction with the Birmingham Elks, and the date of the entertainment an- nounced. It will be held at the Jefferson | theatre March 29 and 30, and the first joint rehearsal will be held at the Elks Home, Birmingham, on Friday night. 1 Zack T. Fuuua one of the pioneer resi-
 dents of the Ensley district, died yes terday afternoon at the family resi- dence, 27OS Avenue H, Ensley MT Fuoua's death was the result of heart trouble, but he had apparently been ln good health prior to his sudden death l Funeral services over the remains VIII | be held this afternoon at o'clock rom the residence. Interment will be made ln | Oakland cemetery. The deceased is sur vived by his widow and a number o1 other relatives in this district MT F'uqua had been resident of this dis | trict for over 20 years and was widely 1 known.
 Mrs. Jessie E. Cross, aged 30, died yes terday afternoon about o'clock at th' family residence, 2313 Elder avenue, Fair view after a brief illness. She IS sur | vived by her husband, three sons, Milton B., George D. and Otis, all of Fairview one daughter, Ida May, ana her motner Mrs. Johnson.
 Funeral arrangements will be an nounced later by the Lige Loy Under taking company of Birmingham. The regular semi monthly meeting O the Ensley club will be held tonight il the circuit courtroom with President D M Lewis presiding. All members ar
 urged to attend, as important bushes is slated to come before the session.
 Several committees have reports t
 make and in addition other business wil
 be considered.
 James Roden, aged 54, died last nigh
 at his residence 330S Hibernian avenue
 Pratt City, after a brief ilness Funera
 arrangements will be announced later
 Services probably will be held tomorrow
 morning.
 A meeting of the Ensley High Schoo
 Improvement association will be hell
 this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All inter
 ested, in addition to members, are urge to attend.
 A lecture on sThe Modern Ideas o
 Infectious Diseases wiK be delivered b
 pr. Ross Snyder before meeting of tn , Fairview School Improvement associa ton this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The Fairfield School Improvement as
 sociation will meet this afternoon at 2:1
 o'clock. Important business is scheduled