The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-21
NEWS OF ENSLEY


 Officers Long and Wiggins visited the local express office here yester- day, seizing a suspicious looking bar rel of sugar, shipped from New Or leans to Ben Brown, a negro Upon close inspection, it proved to be noth- ing more or less than 3s quarts of whisky. On searching Browns house, 12 quarts were taken. Local officers also arrested w. W. Reeds, colored, and fined him s5S for violating the prohibition law.
 Camp Pat C1eburne, Confederate Veterans, met Sunday afternoon at Faulkners office, where the following officers were installed w. M. Kill gore, commander; J. B. Burkes, lieu tenant commander and treasurer; J. A. Havis, adjutant; c. N. O'Hara, chap Benge, color guard; Mrs. J. L. Smith, sponsor for life: Mrs, D. H Dunlap, chaperon Miss Mary Lee Burkes, maid of honor.
 Nat G. Clark, Jr., has been made chairman of the Ensley High commit tee in the High school campaign for the Young Mems Christian association fund The members of his committee are: Jennings Drummond, Ralph Levy, Raymond Hulburt and Carroll Gard ner.
 Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner of Chicago, an auxiliary field worker of the In. ternational Sunday School association, will deliver a lecture at the meeting of the Ensley Community school at the First Methodist church this evening at 7:30. The public is invited to attend
 The Ensley Highlands chapter of the Delphian club will meet this aft ernoon with Mrs. Harry Hillhouse.
 The Twentieth Century Mothers club will meet this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. J R. Smith at Hamilton station, North Bessemer car line.
 The Progressive Study club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 230 with Mrs. F.. s. Hulburt, 1729 Jefferson ave- nue, at which time the members will be addressed by Congressman George
 
 study of America and Congressman Huddleston will use as his theme, Foreign Relations"
 The Cosmos club will not meet with Mrs. R. F. Tidwell this afternoon to sew for the base hospital in France, as was formerly announced, as the gar- ments have been distributed among the members to finish at their respec- tive homes.
 Mrs. c. w. Hesete of Catherine, Ala, is the guest of Mrs John White
 MT. and Mrs Russell Fletcher and daughter, Grace. of Pennington. W. Va, are at home for the present with Mrs. c. P. Webb, 3109 Avenue c.
 Mrs. Edwin Page of Evergreen, who is a delegate to the Red Cross union this week. is the house guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry Moore.
 John Mahon of Fl Paso, Tex and Dr. and Mrs Blair of Flat Top. were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Moore
 Eunice Watkins, the 11-year- old girl of Fairview, who disappeared from the schoolhouse at 2:30 Monday afternoon, was traced yesterday to the Mercy Home at East Lake. She was taken back to her home. She states
 
 to, and of her own accord.
 The children of the Odd Fellows Home at Cullman, accompanied by Past Grandmaster Fred l. Cramton and Grandmaster Palmer P. Daugette, spent last night in Ensley. At the Elks' club they gave the following programme, which was excellent: Band selection opening. Myrtle Ben nett; song, Flag Song" girls; recita tion, "Raggedy Man" Gladys Eady; recitation, Little Girl" Lorene Fan cher, (aged S) recitation, "The Heart of Rose" Lucille Sawyer; recitation, CT Love You, Mother Lillian Moss; song, America" I.orene Fancher; con- cert recitation, "Llacs." girls; play "Six Cups of Chocolate piece of gossip in one act: recitation, "Aain't it Fine Today? Annie Wooten; recita tion Speedily Join,' Audrey Bridge Eady; recitation, Billy Pumpkins" Gladys Eady; recitation, "Hypocrite' . Myrtle Bennett; recitation, "Nothin' Doin' ." Lois Eady; song, School Bell" all; recitation. Tt Isn't Your Lodge" Myrtle Bennett; recitation, When the Snow Gets in Your Boots,' Annie Wooten; recitation. First Gray Hair" Audrey Bridgeman: solo, Soldier From the U. $. A Gladys Eady rec itation, "Cleaning House" Myrtle Ben nett; song. "Lullaby." girls; recitation, 'Ee and She" Lois Eady: recitation, Get a Transfer" Lucille Sawyer; reef : tation. "Tea Time Gladys Eady; band selection: address. Palmer Daugette; play, "The Fairies Child" seven girls and three boys. The entertainment