The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-15
NEWS OF ENSLEY

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 Beulah. Walton, negro was caught Sunday afternoon with three. quarts ot whisky, while en route from her home at No 16 mines, to a big meeting al ithe colored Hardshell Baptist church al Ensley. The whisky was concealed in a Suit case. Officers Granger, Brown Pope and Long made the arrest. 1 l In honor of Thomas Emmai, an Ems ley man and member of the Rainbow division, now in France. service flag was presented to the congregation of the Ensley Christian church, by the mother and sister of young Emmal. Mrs. w. S Emmal and Mrs. w. H. Beasley of Yves, End, at the service Sunday morning | Six stars have been placed on the flag representing the six men from the con gregation now in service. Two of this number, Richard Gillett and George Hall, are in France with the Rainbow division, one, George Wall, proceeded the Rainbow division to Europe; two, Harry B. Ham and Harry Keith. are in train- ing; and one, Guy Gettys, is on his way over there following his training at Camp Wheeler. The flag was presented by Mrs. Beasley, and accepted by J, w. McCar- ty An address on loyalty to the flag by the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Lennox, and song, '"The King of Peace," con cIuded the programme.
 The death of M. NJ Higgins, aged |76 years, occurred Sunday afternoon at his home at Maytown, near Mulga. The deceased is survived by several children and other relatives. The remains will be shipped Monday morning to Village Falls, where the funeral wilh take place at II o'clock
 Complimentary to Miss Nell Brock of Albany, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Densmore, Miss Pauline Echols was hostess Saturday afternoon at her home on the Ensley Highlands at a tea from to 6 o'clock. Ferns and garden flowers formed the house decora lions. Mrs. w w. Garrett and Miss Virgie Dickens received the guests at the door and assisting Miss Echols and Miss Brock were Mrs D. A. tEchols and Mrs Densmore.
 The tea table in the dining room was n, esided over by Mrs. John Angwin. Mrs |. M. Lower and Mrs. T. c. Mitch ell, and there was musical programme by Miss Laura Jennings Bryan, Miss Virginia Brockman, Mrs. A. B. Janette and Mrs. Albert Day.
 About 60 guests called during the aft ernoon.
 G. J. Mclaughlin formerly of this city, who is now with the Chemical Construc- ton company at Muscle Shoals, was the guest for the weekend of friends here.
 Mrs Fred Sturgiss of Fairfield is i'll at a local infirmary.
 
 Miss Lillian Edwards of the Ensley Presbyterian mission is spending short vacation with friends at Memphis.
 A meeting of the Ladies Aid and Mis- sionary societies of the Ensley Chris ian church will be held Monday after noon at 80 and o'clock respectively, at the home Of the pastor, Rev Thomas Lennox.
 Meetings of the bands of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ensley Baptist church wilt take place Monday afternoon at B o'clock as follows: Builders, with Mrs. IT w. Minor, 1724 Avenue G; Helpers. with Mrs. s. C. Sloan, 3500 Avenue F; Workers, with Mrs. J. $. Faulkner, 2l1O Park avenue; Highland, with Mrs. J. w. McCarty, on Jefferson avenue
 An important meeting of the Woman s Auxiliary of the Fairview Presbyterian church will be held Monday afternoon at 230 o'clock at the church, All mem bers are requested to be present.