The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-06
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Alfred Lyckholm, 2014 Avenue l. Ensley is in a local infrmary suffering from coneussion of the brain and a compound fracture of the left leg. and other serious injuries, as a result of injuries sustained by being run over by an automobile driven by MT. Bat son, yesterday morning about o'clock, on Nineteenth street, at the alley cross ing on Avenue G. It is stated that while crossing the street the man en- deavored to get out of the way of g. wagon and in doing so stepped in front of the automobile, the driver of which was trying to avoid a collision with the wagon, and that neither man saw the other. The injured man was rushed to the office of Dr. D. H. Sparks. where he received medical attention and was later removed to the hospital. where it was stated that though his wounds were of serious nature, hope is en- |tertained for his recovery.
 The Argonian Literary society of the Ensley High school held an interest ing meeting Friday afternoon at which
 
 a tidy scolding wife is to be preferred to a good natured, slovenly one" was had. Miss Elizabeth Maddox and Miss Gladys Poole upheld the affirmative side of the question, while the nega- tive was handled by Miss Ruth Palmer and Miss Nellie Beddow. The judges, Ralph Terrell, Gregory Brown and Hugh B. Craig, rendered decision in favor of the affirmative
 The Making of an Ideal Club" was the title of an address given by Miss Rosa Strickland to the members of the Moore Study club at it's meeting Fri . day afternoon, this address taking the place of the usual literary programme. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. R. E. Tidwell in the absence of the president, and as roll call re sponses, the members gave current events. Mrs. s. l.. Morrow was hostess at her home on Nineteenth street. The address was followed by a musical pro- lgramme by Miss Roberta Russell, and in closing the club sang America" A salad course was served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. w. II. Wynne.
 The following new members have peeH duueu to lue IoSlcI ol Iio c'up' Mrs. w O. Goodman, Mrs, E. F. Huri- bert, Mrs. F. w. Gray. Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. w. P. McGlawn. One of the most interesting meetings of the year was held by the Recreation club of Fairview Friday with Mrs T. T. O'Byrne and Miss Lucille OByrne as hostesses at their home on Park way, Fairfield. Sayings of President Wilson were the quotations of the meeting. The programme was as fol- lows: "Woodrow Wilson," Mrs. Fred erick Hammille; piano solo. ITO a Wild Rose'' (MacDowelD. Miss Lucia OByrne; solo. selected, Mrs. Howard Lacey; Current Events" Mrs w. A. McWilliams; solo. selected. Mrs. Rob- ert Furman: "The American Woman S Part in the Present Crisis" Mrs. Theodore Furman; song. "The Stai- Spangled Banner" club.
 A salad course was served and later the guests were invited into the din- ing room, where ices were served iron! a table arranged with a basket of hints, which further emphasized the patriotic color scheme, were passed Ly Misses Margaret O'Byrne and Virginia Hamille.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Lewis of this city has been elected corresponding secretary 1 of the Alabama division of the Uni | ted Daughters of the Confederacy al l the Friday meeting of the state cor vention. which is in session at Selma Mrs Lewis is a member of Stonewal' Jackson chapter, United Daughters O! ] the Confederacy, of this city.