The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
NEWS OE ENSLEY


 bers of babies and children under school age in Ensley to be weighed by members of the Mothers club under the auspaces of the national council of defense league. At the close of the stations at 6 o'clock last evening the station averages stood: Dr. Huey's s office. Averyt building, 200: First Methodist church. Mr NJ M. Hughes. s5: Community house, Miss Dorothy Grim, chairman. 100; Fairyiew. Mrs. LaPage, chairman, s5; Fairfield. Mrs. c. J. Donald, chairman, 5n, making a total of 410. With the exception of those weighed at the Community house. most babies were found to be normal or above normal
 The final meeting of the wear for the Progressive Study club was held at the home of Mrs. H. C. Russell Friday afternoon, with Mrs. J. M. Donaldson and Mrs. F, o. Harris joint hostesses with Mrs. Russell Nature Study was the topic of study for the day and re- sponses to roll call were "Nativ e Trees" The programme follows. Cause and Value of Back to-the LanL Movement" Mrs. Hubert DeBardelehen: "A Floating Farm Mrs. R. F. Mose1ey; Ferns and Wild Flowers and Their Haunts." paper by Mrs. Russell and read by Mrs. w. F. Slouaker poem. Origin of the Mistletoe," Mrs. John White. An ice course was served dur ing the social hour The guests, be- sides the members, were Mrs Alex ander Hood, Mrs l.. L. Brothers, Mrs c. ". Sharpe of Anniston, Miss Martha Jones of Dayton and Miss Sarah Glider 
 The personnel of the officers of Gun. ningham chapter No. A, Order of the Eastern Star, for the coming year has been completed and the installation will take placs at the Masonic temple on Avenue F on the evening of June 25. The presiding officers of the evening will be Mrs D. 4. Echols and Mrs, .J l.. Smith, past worthy matrons of the chapter. All Eastern Star members of the district are invited. The list of officers include: Mrs. William Needle, worthy sratrcn; pr. w. H. Wynne worthy patron; Mrs. Wood Smith. as sociate matron Mrs j. l.. Smith, secre- tary; Mrs. Max Chapnowski, treasurer; :; Mrs. Maude White, conductress. Mrs. J. $. Faulkner associate conductress; Mrs Frank Davis. chaplain; Mrs Willie Jackson, marshal; Mrs J R. Knight, organist; Mrs William Portias, Ada; Mrs. B. B. Gillespie. Ruth; Mrs. ]. A. Fink. Esther: Mrs. John Gaines mar sha1; Mrs F. E. Swann, Electa; Miss Lillian Gillette, warder; Irby Zeigler, sentinel.
 Rev Claude Orear of the First Meth odist church gave a series of lec- lures before the state Epworth league the past week Mrs Orear accom- panied him and while there they were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. ]. D. Simp- son, The delegates from the Ensley league were Miss Sugette Cochran and Mrs Lovd Keller.
 series of revival services will begin at the Fairfield Methodist church this morning. Rev. w c. Huckaby the pastor. will be assisted by. singer of note. The services will began each evening at SIS o'clock.
 All members of the St. Johns Epis- copal church are requested to as- semble at the parish house Monday aft ernoon at 3:3e o'clock to meet and hear Rev. Robert Patton. secretary of the hnple mission board of the Episcc- pal church.
 Ensley chapter No. 12o, Royal Arch Masons, will have special meeting Monday evening at 7:3o at which time the installation of officers will take place All Royal Arch Masons are in vited and light refreshments will be served.
 Mrs Frank Lemont was hostess on Thursday evening to the members of the Evening 800 club. Mrs. Will Crunk received a silver vanity case for high est score. and Mir c. Short won a pair of silk socks. At the close of the se- ries a salad course was served. Those playing were: MT and Mrs. Will Crunk Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Gapen. MT. and Mrs B. W. Wilson. MT. and Mrs. C.. Short. MT. and Mrs. Donnelly and Mir and Mrs. Lemont..
 First Presbyterian Church-Rev William McDougall will preach both morning and evening.
 First Methodist Church--Rev Claude Orear. pastor: morning topic, Sup rosing:" evening, The Wheat Among the Tares''
 First Christian Church-Rev T. A. Lennox. pastor. Morning subject. The Kaiser's Propaganda" evening. ITS Re- ligion Just for Women and Chill dren?"
 First Baptist Church-Rev A. K Wright pastor Morning subject strength for the Day. evening, "The Swelling of the Jordan
 Ensley Highlands Presbyterian rhurch-Rev r. E. Brubaker, pastor Morning tonic. Shall Christ Be King ?' evenine. 'RAa soning Up to God"
 Plunket Memorial Church-Rev l. F. Logeman. pastor Services this morn ing at II o'clock.
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