The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-30
NEWS OF ENSLEY

l With the last week of the third Liberty
 Loan we'll under way, the women of
 Ensley are striving to make grand
 climax to, the campaign. The reports
 are slowly coming in, Mrs Frederick B.
 Dodge having secured s24Oo worth yester-
 day, making the total to date sS2. .25O The public is urged to buy bonds the early part of the week.
 Judge Lowery of the police court heard a number of cases yesterday morning. Louis Strong was fined 8 for parking car near a fire plug: John Gatewood
 and Junius Smith were fined $50 and s25. respectively. for fighting; Jack Sims s25
 and sherman Crowel1 $50 for carrying
 pistols; Butdie Clements s53 for violat- ing the prohibition law: Jerry Mallory ss
 for violating the traffic law; F negroes
 Sl0 each for gaming; Fenton Burns SIS
 for drunkenness; Nathan Griffin s25
 and Charles Hill $50 for assault with
 weapon.
 charge was brought against c. War ren, chauffeur for Dr. T. J. Springfield. Tor Joyriding in Dr. Springfelds car without his consent. He was found guilty and fined $50.
 Mrs. Frederick B. Dodge was recently hostess to her bridge club, complimenting her house guests, Mrs. Burr Ferguson and Mrs. T. I. Conwell of Mobile. A pa- triotic feature of the party was the prizes of Thrift Stamps. Mrs. P. B. Harrell and Mrs. Robert Chadwick each received book of stamps. Novelty hatpins in army blue were presented to the honor guests by the hostess,
 union organization of Women's church societies of Fairview was made yesterday afternoon, when the members Of the respective societies met at the Fairview Methodist church. Mrs. H. L. Turney presided over the meeting and the devotional exercises were led by Mrs T. A. Rummage. A talk was made by | Rev. A. H. Majors and Mrs. James Humphries gave solo. The programme and details for the monthly meeting will be in charge of the presidents and a l of each society. A social l hour was held and light refreshments served.
 Coniplimenting Mrs. Burr Furguson and | Mrs T. I. Conwel, house guests of Mrs. | Frederick Dodge, Mrs. Robert Chadwick 1 at luncheon at the Southern l club Saturday. The table was centered | with pink sweet peas, which were after | ward used as corsage bouquets for the 1 guests.
 The voters of the district, as well as the women, are urged to hear the 3-mill | tax and the bond issue discussed at the | high school this afternoon at 2:30 by Commissioner Hornady and Assistant Su- of Education c. B. Glenn musical numbers will be rem tered by the High School band.
 At meeting of the Hoover cooking | ,laSs at the Fairview school this after loon at 2:30, Mrs. bowman of Birming- nam will demonstrate a homemade fire ess cooker.
 At a mass meeting to be held at Fair jew school Thursday afternoon Commis-
 oner J. Ellis Brown will talk to the people of Fairview on the 3-mill tax and ,ond issue.
 Members of Aster chapter, No. 172, o. l S., will meet at Ensley Highland Presbyterian church at 10 clock, May , to do council of defense work
 Sergt. Neal Gay has returned to Camp Jackson at Columbia, S. C., after visiting lis parents. MT. and Mrs. N. B. Gay.
 Miss sass Sona@rs iJis, a former teacher .g Bakeg 8ohnnl nMs entered the CIVIL eHwiea wsrK At ss..ssi9zs5ass
 Friends of Mai urr fsrsasou of tha < nedIs4i 1ef8 aisi s sre stsd to ghow at he has been transferred 1lo4.. x'sssres urg, Va, to Fl Paso. Tex. Major : 'urguson formerly made his home in !