The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-16
NEWS OF EN!SLEY

Hugh Hill, exalted ruler of the Ens- ley lodge of Elks, rendered his resig- nation to the members of the lodge at the regular meeting Monday night Mir Hill resigned to take up his duties as district deputy of the grand lodge of north Alabama. His duties will con- sist of visiting lodges and reporting on the conditions of the finances and charities of the respective lodges of the north Alabama district. MT. Hilfs successful work in different branches of the local lodge makes him espe- cially fitted for his new work. The lodge accepted his resignation with deep regret. His successor has not yet been selected.
 During the business session Monday evening Ed A. Warnick was made chairman of committee to arrange for a joint entertainment by the Ems ley members and Ugly Brothers min strels to be given in Ensley at an early date, the proceeds of which will go to repIenish the lodge fund for charitable purposes. The lodge has been unusually active in benevolent causes this year.
 dance will be given the evening of January 23 and the committee is planning to make 1t brilliant affair. Those desiring to attend are request ed to see the secretary or call at the lodge for invitations.
 Although the Elks club on Ave- nue D is suffering with the rest from lack of fuel for heating purposes, there remains in the ear for the poor some coal to be given away to those who are unable to secure 1t from lack of funds Should the demand call for 1t a second car will be obtained for distribution by the Elks.
 A delegation of Ensley people will attend the demonstration at the Cham Der of Commerce at 10 o'clock this morning, given by R. S. Mobley, own CT of the biggest garden in the world. The delegation appointed by D. M. Lewis, chairman of the garden com mittee of Ensley, is composed of Prof. N. R. Baker. A. G. Overton, w. E. Tur- nipseed, J. A. Logan. Mrs. Louis Me Kenzie, Mrs, J. c. Bryant, Mrs. Harry Hillhouse. all of whom were active in the garden and canning activities of last year. The drying of vegetables will be another step in conserving home grown products.
 Ensley Red Cross unit No 40 will meet with Mrs. James Armstrong on Ersley avenue this morning at 10 o'clock.
 The De1phia club will meet with Miss Frances Cutter. 263S Seven teenth street, Shadyside
 Mrs II. NJ. Cowart will be hostess to the Twentieth Century Mothers club at 1929 Thirty-second street. Nor- wood, this afternoon.
 The Midweek Social club will meet with Mrs Thomas Watson on Bes- semer boulevard
 A concert will be given by the Ems ley High school musical organizations in the high school auditorium Thurs day matinee and Friday evening. the matinee to be for the pupils of the grammar schools only. Miss Minnie McNeil has arranged the programme with Miss Evelyn Going directing. The pupils of Ensley high are doing great work in the advancement of music and promise something good for the au- diences on Friday evening.
 The Masonic Home at Montgomery 1 is the recipient of a quilt, the cover {, of which was a gift of Mrs. Mary Dunlap, grand chaplain of the Cum ningham chapter, o. F, s. and quilted | by the members of the chapter at ! Mrs Dunlap's home last week