The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-13
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

An interesting meeting of the Masons Of Ensley will be held tonight at the Ma sonic temple on Avenue E with Globe lodge No. 7S1. Ancient Free and Acepted Masons. host. The meeting vii be a pa- triotic affair and a committee composed of D. A. Echols, B. NJ Brooks and Rich ard Byrum, have prepared the following interesting programme: Song, "The Star Spanged Banner" invocation, Rev. J. IT. Milner; address. Past Master John Green of Birmingham; piano solo, Miss Vivian Cooper; address, Rev John Mill ner; piano solo, Miss Sadie Rice; im- promptu speeches, prominent local Ma sons. The committee has also secured prominent speaker who will bring an in- terestng patriotic message to the Masoas present. All Masons and their families of the district are cordially urged to be present. The programme begins at o'clock.
 Officers Wade and London of the Re. public Iron and Steel company at Thomas raided blind tiger at East Thomas yesterday morning and arrest ed Eliza Vaughn, in whose house some whisky was found. A gallon of corn and rye whisky were found on the prem. ises. She will be tried this morning
 Misses Olive and Emerta Elliott en- teftalned number of the school set at spend-the-day party at their home on Ensley Highlands Tuesday. After a de- hghtful luncheon the young ladies' en- loved music and games Those enioine tnelr hospitality were. Misses Allena mum Virginia Keith, Mary Sue Goude. LOCK- Mary Furman, Louise Harmon Aana Merchant Edith Lyle Lucille Will llams, Kate Rutledge and Pearl Arnold They were assisted in entertaining b, their mother, Mrs. A. F. Elliott
 Oak Crest Rebekah lodge will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall on Avenue E. A special request IS made for all members to at- tend as matters of importance will come before the meeting.
 The Red Cross unit of the Cosmos club will meet in the basement of the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church this morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 Miss Mamie Snow will be hostess at box party Saturday afternoon compli- menting Miss Lucille o'Byrne, who is a popular bride-elect.
 All Red Cross workers are urged to attend the meeting at the Ensley High land Presbyterian church this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Candy have re- ceiyed word of the safe arrival overseas Of their son. Lieut.. Stewart Candy.
 Mrs. w. R. Looney of Fayetteville is the guest of Mrs. T. DeWalt Craig on Ensley Highlands.
 Miss Winnie B. Carter is attending school at the University of Alabama
 Mrs. Mary Oldacre died at her home at South Park station yesterday morn- ing at o'clock after an acute illness and was pioneer resident of the dis trict. The deceased is survived by two daughters. Miss Annie Oldacre and Mrs Sallie Blevins of Oneonta two sons, James and Sam Oldacre of Decatur. The funeral arrangements were not made at a late hour last night.
 Over 5000 men of the new draft age were registered yesterday in Ensley. The results from the various polling places follows: Ezell Drug company, booth "A D. M. Lewis. captain. 1909; city hall "B.' George R. Byrum, captain. S9o; Green Grocery company, "C,' R. F. Chadwick captain, 331 Highland Presby- terian church, .D," C. c. Burke, captain, 63S; Fairview, "E," H. J. Kribs, cap