The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-12
NEWS OF ENSLEY

American Line March," two pianos, Misses Susie Sevier, Josephine Sevier, Bessie Coyne and Margaret Brawley.
 Song. class.
 Duet, .Dixie Land March, Misses Annette Lamberson and Carolyn Thomas.
 Reading, 'erhe Little ouestioner." Mary English.
 Nonette. Sunshine Waltz,- three pianos, Misses Reginia Conway. An nette Lamberson. James Baskerville, Mary Margaret Kribs, Margaret Hein- ton, Roy Jayne. Mary Cutler, Mary McGary and Mary English.
 Song. Vocal pupils. Piano quartet. La Grace" Helen Riordan, Katie Flynn, Mary McGary, Gladys Mcclure.
 Flag drill and march. junior class. Piano solo. "ord Cloister Clock" Ed na Hoehn.
 Motion song. -Grandmothers Dream Josephine Drumbach and washers. knitters. sewers. spinners, nurses and churners. Ouet anu IHiHuSt. OuSic odiu 1AAo Columbia" Mary and Sam Cutler. Nonette, "The Village Band" three pianos, Regina and Irene Conway. An n.e Chapman, Gladys Mcclure. Helen Ricrdan. Mary English, Katie Flynn, Mary Margaret Kribs and Roy Jayne. Piano quartet. .::ldoonlights on the Hudson" Helen Mancin, Bessie Coyne, Josephine Sevier, Mary McGary. Reading. Little Sister and l." Jose phine Sevier.
 Song, Drifting With the Tide" vo- cal pupils, Helen Mancen. accompan- 1 ist.
 Overture, Quartet" tRossinD. Mary McGary, Josephine Sevier, Helen Man cen. Bessie Coyne.
 Duet, Joys of Spring" Irene Dever- aux. Susie Sevier.
 Musical recitation. "Star-Spangled ! Banner" girls chorus. At the close of the programme medals and gold crosses were award | ed to members of the class as follows: Bessie Coyne. Mary McGary, Gladys Mcclure, Reginia Conway Annette | Lamberson. Mary Margaret Kribs. ! Mary English. Irene Conway. Katie ! Flynn. Josephine Sevier. Margaret Brawley. Helen Mancen, Sam and Mary ] Cutler, Margaret Heinton, Irene Dever- | aux.
 | As the result of raid Thursday after noon 14 quarts of whisky are in the hands of the Ensley police authorities. l The whisky was found in the place ot | Henry Hudson, a negro shoemaker, at 14SS Nineteenth street. The raid was made by Officers Herbert, Long and Pope Hudson will be given a hearing l Friday morning.
 | measuring party will be given Fri day evening at the parish house by the members of St. Margaret's Guild of St. Johns Episcopal church, Three cents | for each foot and l cent for each addi- | tional inch in heighth will be charged There will be a musical programme and refreshments will be served. | Reciprocity day will be observed Friday ! by the Cosmos club. The meeting will 1 take place at the home of Mrs. s. K Morrow, .2623 Nineteenth avenue. Other | club meetings for this afternoon are the Matrons' club of Pratt City, with Mrs ! A. J. Monroe, 56 Vine street. and the Progressive Study club, with Mrs. w. II Wynne. 260S Twentieth avenue. The members Of this club will be addressed by pr. J. D. Bowling. city health off
 
 Century prophylaxsis'
 1 A phase of war work has been adopted by the Highland Crochet club in render | ing assistance to the woman's commit l tee of the National Council of Defense Decision 70 begin war work was made a a meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs L. W. Dupuy A combination of Easter lilies and white narcissi was employed a. | darnra 0r ha nf ho q and after the social hour, which followet the business meeting a salad course wa. l served. Those present were Mrs. Frant lMcCauley. 8 guest of the club: Mrs. II M. Letson, Mrs. J. X. Thomas. Mrs l Carl Crews. Mrs. Marzette Sanderson Mrs. George Harrison, Mrs. w. F. Nc Glawn, Mrs. Dupuy. The next meet 1 ing will be held with Mrs Harrison a iOwenton.
 Mrs. Mary Kelley. an aged residen of Vivian. died Thursday afternoon q a local infirmary, where she had beer | i'll for sometime. The deceased has n, surviving relatives, an only son havin, died in the past year. The funeral ar arrangements have not been announced.
 Announcement is made of a series O evangelistic services to begin at the Firs Christian church Sunday morning, Apri 21. The pastor, the Rev. J. E. Lennox will be assisted In these services by tn
 Rev. R. E. McCorkle. evangelist, O. Clinton, Ky.
 Rev Father McQuillen has been re moved from St. Vincent's hospital, wher he has been i'll. and is improving at tn rectory on Avenue H.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Webster announce
 that they have named their daughte Helen Maxine.
 The members of Cunningham chapter No. "A, Order of the Eastern Star, ar
 requested to meet in the primary room
 of the Ensley Baptist church Frida,
 morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose O organizing Red Cross unit.
 ! Wm. Denson Under Arrest
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