The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-09
NEWS Of ENSLEy

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Ono of the most attractive musical
performances given in Ensley Tor
sometime will be presented Tuesday
evening at the Elks' Home on Avenue
u by the Glee club of the University
of Alabama under the joint auspices
Of the local Elks lodge and the Twen-
tieth Century Mothers club. The con-
cert will complete a weeks tour OF
the club and is of especial interest in
that the accompanist for the numbers
is Alvin Keller, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Keller of Ensley. Aston
Busby of this city is a member of the
given as follows: Quartet, my Lady
Clough" Leightery; mandolin guitar
medley arranged, national songs our
ley Hilton; violin solo, ''Berceusc"
| tGodard), Joseph Hirsch "At Dawn
| ing" (Cadman), Robert Gillespie; med
! ley, popular songs; II Amt Going to
| Be Fool There Was Edward Ii.
| Blackstone; mandolin and guitar med
| ley, Several Kinds of Blues" G. Char
ner Batson; The Owl and the Pussy
Cat" tDeKoven); limitations" (orig-
inaD, Charles G. Greer; Southern
Gals (Gumble). Alvin Keller; "No
Limit" Cambridge CrisD; Dixie Divi-
sion" (MitchelI).
| The following compose the quartet:
! Charles Greer. Robert r. Gillespie,
| Written Windham. Hobert Day Nc
1 W birfa A1cto ID,
| Greer Scarborough. Charles B. Gallo
way, Edward H. Blackstone, Elvin E.
Keller, N. Floyd MCGOWAN. Charles i.
| Webb second tenors: G. Charner Bat
sen, Harry c. Riddle. Joseph y. Hirscn,
| William Sewell, Lamar e. Eyster.
CHARLES p. Abbott, Jr., first bass vii
liam e Harber Clyde H. Nelson, vii.
liam e. Woodall and j. Lenox Brooks.
second bass.
Organization of the Ensley Amuse-
ment company, with capital stock
or $4,000. has been made The obiecr
81 the organization is general NOV
inG picture theatre business in the
Ensley district The officers are as
fellows; President, Joe Steed; vice
president. Mrs, Annie Steed; secretary
ana manager, D. A. McEachern
/ Donation of victrola to tho nav ,e
| camp Mcclellan will be made ~ tha
| LADIES Aid and Missionary societvs 81
| the Ensley Baptist church as decided IN
Monday afternoon at a general meet
ing or the societies. The instrument
VIII pc purchased by a committee COM
posed of Mrs. A. A. Wright ana Mrs
Robert T.. Daniel. The DEVOTIONAL ever
! cises were conducted by Mrs. A.
wright, who presided over the mis-
sionary programme which was as fol-
lows: Prayer, Mrs. w. T. Burgin. Scrin-
ture Reading, Mrs. A. r. Mays; "The
Church Building Loan Fund" Mrs A.
K Wright; How Memorial Can be
Raised" Mrs. George Brigham: Reading
Mother and Jesus Mrs. II. A. O.Con,
nell; solo, Mrs G, r. Thomason. Mrs
Charles Hassler, accompanist
During the afternoon Mrs M. u
Meade was elected a delegate from the
society to the Southern Baptist conven-
ton in Hot Springs in May. One hun
dred and twenty-three dollars made the
total offering for the meeting. $50 of this
amount being for missions. In recog-
| milton Of a gift of $50 from Mrs. w. b
Young to this fund. rising vote Of
thanks was given the donor Mrs.
Meade presided over the business session
Among those present were: Mrs. George
Brigham, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. M. Il. Meade
Mrs. A. r. Mays, Mrs. d. M. Lewis,
Mrs. A. X. Wright, Mrs Charles Hass-
| Ter, Mrs. J. X. Eubank. Mrs. John White
Mrs. w. I. Burgin. Mrs. Joseph L. Smith,
Mrs. Grover Wren, Mrs. Morrow Black
Burn. Mrs. Barnhardt, Mrs r. l.. Daniel.
Mrs. Irby Zeigler, Mrs. H. A. O'Connell.
! Miss Mildred McLaren, Miss Una d,
Minor, Mrs. w. p. Game, Mrs. G. T.
Thomasson. Mrs B. p; Gillespie and
\ Others
1 Prof. N. r. Baker Of this city, county
superintendent Of education, has been
named as member OF the advisory war
council of the Alabama Educational as
scciAtion. The first meeting will be
held this week in Montgomery, when for
NAL organization will be perfected and
the work. which Is created to coordinate
the war activities Of the school during
the period OF the war, will be planned.
| A meeting Of Stonewan chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Will be
/ held Tuesday afternoon At 2:30 O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. D. M. Lewis. 1872
Park avenue.
An important meeting Of the Bush
School Improvement association will be
at 2:ao o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present
| The friends Of Mrs, J. r. Hassler Of Pratt
City viii regret to learn Of her continued
illness at her home a. Pratt City.
Mrs. VI: 4. Barnett and dauehter. Miss
San FranciscQ where They Win Join MI.
sarnstt: n aaal<a flAelr home thske.
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