The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-13
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Exercises incident to the presentation of a service flag will be given Sunday morning at the Ensley Christian church at the II o'clock hour. The flag is the gift of Mrs, w. s. Emmal and Mrs. w. H. Beasley of West End, and will be pre- sented by the latter. The exercises will follow the regular communion and devo- tionaI services and include the following numbers: Song. America" congrega- tion. Presentation of service flag, Mrs. w. H. Beasley. Acceptance of service flag, J. ". McCarty. Prayer for our boys, ]. W. McCarty. Solo, Keep the Home Fires Burning" Herbert Brush. Address, Loyalty to the Flag" Rev. Thomas Lennox, pastor. Closing song, 'eThe King of Peace"
 An interesting meeting of the Progress slve Study club was held Friday after noon with Mrs. w. H. Wynne at her home on the Ensley Highlands, when the members and a number of guests were addressed in an interesting manner by pr. Chapman of Birmingham along health lines, in keeping with the topic for the afternoon, Conservation of
 Health and Life" Roll cali responses were facts concerning the effect of the modern strain for efficiency and success. The usual club programme was dispensed with for the address, and in connection with this number there was a piano solo by Miss Raucher of Birmingham; a group of readings by Mrs. Hammond, and music by Miss Laura Jennings Bryan ]; o;t-,,af ,sr1t tpr1t A 1nA Nrifh h coffee was served by the hostess. The next meeting will take place with Mrs. II. C. Russell.
 Under the auspices of the Workers band of the Ensley Baptist church, din- ners and suppers will be served at the
 I1lSs home, FOOT Avenue D, on Saturday. The public is invited.
 | Eugene D. Harrison, a resident of Fnsley, employed at the steel plant. was instantly killed by a crane in the plant Friday between 12 and l o'clock. 1 Funeral services will be conducted 1 saturday afternoon at o'clock from | the residence of his mother in-law,
 Mrs. J. P. Zeigler. 2422 Avenue II. Rev. ! Claude Orear of the Ensley Method st church officiating. Interment will be made at Oakland cemetery. Mr. Har- rison was AZ years of age. He is sur viyed by widow and eight children, his father, residing in south Alabama, and two sisters, Miss Mary Harrison ard Miss Mollie Harrison of Birming-
 ham.
 Fred A. Freddy. for the past II years resident of the Fairview dis trict left Friday afternoon for Fort Oelethorpe, where he will go into training preparatory to service under 1 the American flag Freddy, who is a Canadian and formerly a subject of I tie crown, saw service with the Can- l adian army during the Boer war and
 is we'll up on military affairs. Before | his departure he was awarded a life ecertificate of membership in the Ma
 sonic order by Fairview lodge No. 644 A. F and A. M. Presentation of the l certificate took place at special meeting of the lodge. Addresses were
 made by Dr. T. J. Springfield. Rev j. C.. Mcqueen and Frank Andrews of Birmingham Mir. Freddy has a wife
 and a son years of age.
 An a1l-day meeting of the woman's national council of defense unit of the l Ensley Christian church will be held 1 Tuesday at the church. This meeting will be the second session of the unit organization having been perfected ai l a meeting this week when officers as lfollows were named Mrs. w. 1T. Beas. ley, president: Mrs Pickens vice pres l ident; Mrs. D. IT. Griffith, secretars l ard treasurer,
 Dr. F. w. Gray and little daush' ter, Carolyn, are visiting relatives a Sheffield
 A number of representatives from the Christian Endeavor societies of th' f,nsley district will attend the Ala bama state convention of Endeavo 1 societies at Pessemer on Saturday ant Sunday Among the speakers for th' convention is the Rev. T.. F. BrubalSer pastor of the Ensley Highland Pres l byterian church.