The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-08
NEWS OF ENSLEY

In addition to having furnished the
largest number of men for government
service of any of the suburbs, Fairview
has established record for war work
at it's school building, where there are
seven organized War Savings units.
Red Cross society and an organized
military garden corps. Wednesday OF
each week is Thrift Stamp day and al
ready the sale of stamps is approaching
the 500 mark, special permission having
Leen granted the principal, e. e. COR
don, to handle stamps at the building.
The War Savings Certificates and four
Baby Bonds have been purchased by the
pupils of the War Savings societies. The
Red Cross unit has 100 per cent MEM
bership and certain amount OF work
is turned out each month.
The garden corps of boys prepare the
SON oil garden plots at the rate of 20 cents
per hour for each boy and plant the seed
without charge when they are furnished
by the owner. The corps consists OF
Tom Quigley, captain; Ray Miller, first
lieutenant; Wesley Dean, second lieuten-
ant; Wilburn McDuffy, Carl McGimsey,
Oscar DeLashmutt, Claude Mcdonald,
Pomery Park, Hamilton Lindsey, Baxter
Rottenberry, Edgar Clover, Harry
Spence, and William Mccall
Mrs Fred Malloch was at home to the
members of her Sunday school class OF
the teen age department of the Ems
ley Highland Methodist church and
other guests. Progressive conversation
and informal diversions were enjoyed
and there was music by Miss Kate King
White. Roses and ferns adorned the re-
ception rooms. An ice course was served.
MiSCec yjI1iA
Thomasson, Katie King White, Marie
McGlawn, Nora Fayette, Margaret Me-
Bride, Kate Nelson Turnipseed, Ella
May Wells. Lucille Stanton, Grace Huff
stutler, Virginia Hay, Tenna May Nal
loch, and Harry Murford, John Roberts,
William Mitchell, Emmett Phillips, Louis
DuPuy, Ray Hassler, Alvin Bondurant,
James Mcpherson. Saunders White, and
Leroy Malloch.
A spring drive with morning sermons
on Models" and illustrated lectures for
the evening services has been planned
by the Rev. A. K Wright, pastor of the
Ensley Baptist church, for the month OF
April. The complete programme is as
follows: "Models'-April z "A Model
Christian April IA, "A Model Home:"
April q, "A Model Church," April Is, "A
Model Sunday. Illustrated Sermons
April I, THE Boy scouts; April IA, I'm
dividual Preparedness;' April 81, 9TH.
Wall Of Belgium;" April =. "A Life En-
listment."
ADJUSTMENTS
The general meeting of the Ladies' Aid
and missionary societies Of the Ensley
Baptist church will be held Monday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church.
IT. ~ IL ~
for the convention year and good at
tendance is especially urged.
Postponement of the service flag exer-
cises which were to have occurred sun
day morning at the Ensley Christian
church has been made and the pro
'gramme will take place at the II o'clock
hour on Sunday. April Il.
There will be an important meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Ensley
day afternoon at $3.50 O'clock. The
meeting will take place in the church
rarlors.
demonstration of Hoover lunch
con. its preparation and serving. will
be given Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Presbyterian mission on Avenue
I and Seventeenth street. All persons
patronizing the mission are invited to
attend
Mrs. G. B. McLemore will be hostess
Monday afternoon at ESQ o'clock at
her home on Ann street to the Wom-
an Missionary society of the Tairview
Methodist church, at the monthly Sc
cial meeting of the society. Mrs. Car
RE Ackenhouse will be joint hostess.
and there will be programme on
..rhe Fruits OF Our Latin Work" d.
rectod by Mrs. Gilbert Hundley.
The Iadies'sAid society Of the Chris
tian church will meet Monday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Miss Myrtle Gay and Miss Kathleen
Meggs Of Bessemer have returned from
Majestic. where they were the guests
for the weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q.
Colley.
The residence Of j. F. Walker, 1900
Birch avenue. Fairyiew. was damaged
bv fire to the extent of $500. Tho
blaze was caused from a spark on the
1oof.
Funeral SERVICES Aor RopSie "
who died OF pneumonia at his home at
NO. mines, were conducted Sunday
afternoon from the family residence,
interment at Oakland cemetery follow
ing. A sad fact connected with the
death OF the young man is the death
OF his brother. which occurred about
10 days ago. from the same cause, He
was rs. years Of age. and is survived by
his parents.
A feature OF the Liberty Loan parade
in Birmingham Saturday that attracted
much attention. was the Scotch cos
tune worn ~ little Woodrow Wien,
the 3-year -old son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wren, Of this city. The suit is the
lyrical dress Of one Of the clans OF
fha G~otffah hiRh1andapa and waa