The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-19
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Complimenting Mrs B. T. Rice. the members of Cunningham chapter No. 29, Order of the Eastern Star, gave miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. D. A. Echols yesterday after noon. Punch was served during the hours from 8 to 5 o'clock. About 30 guests were present.
 Funeral services of the infant child of MT. and Mrs. ". H. Crowder will be held from the family residence, o'clock, with interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
 The Fairfield Gate Godge school has begun its years work after a decision for supervision and paying of the teachers was reached by joint meet ing of the city, and county boards of education.
 According to a bill passed in Mont gomery last week. the boundary of Fairfield was extended to Thirty seventh street taking in the city school On account of this action school could not begin Monday, Sep tember 15, as no provision had been made for the school by the county and the teachers had been secured by the city
 The school will continue as it is until permanent arrangements are made.
 Miss Gertrude McLatchey, who has been principal of the school for . number of years. has returned and is supported by an able corps of teach CTS. recent meeting of the Builders circle of the Woman's Missionary society of the Ensley Baptist church was held with Mrs. L. R. Vines The devotional exercises were led by Mrs J. H. Eubanks and Mrs. Frank Leslie gave solo. Mrs. J. L. Smith was elected as chairman of the band to succeed Mrs. J. W. Minor, who has re- signed after a number of years ser- vice.
 The meetings in the interest of the Baptist $75.o00,o0o campaign next week will be held with Mrs. J. H. Eubank, FLY Avenue G. each afternoon from to o'clock. with the exception of Thursday, when joint session of the circles will be held in the church par lors
 The study class for the coming year will study '-The Crusade of Compass sion'' and Mrs. Charles A. Hassler was chosen leader
 At recent meeting of the Fairfield city council A. c. Hagen was made city engineer. MT. Hazen is we'll known in Ensley. having served Ensley in that capacity before that city was incorpor- ated with Birmingham. He has been a resident of Fairfield for the past eight years.
 Miss Ella Wright and MT James Vernon Mcqueen were quietly married at the home of the bride Tuesday aft ernoon' Rev. Theo Harris performing the ceremony
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Yerly are visit ing relativess in Fayette. The funeral of R. l.. McGYaun. aged s5. who died at the family residence, 1431 Iwenty-ninth street, Ens!ey. at 1.35 o'clock yesterday morning. will be held from the residence this afternoon at 33Y o'clock. Interment will be in Oakland cemetary. Mir. McGlaun was we'll and favorably known in Ensley and Pratt 1 City. For several years he had been con- ! nected with the Ensley steel plant, and was for three years member of the Pratt City fire department. He was a | member of several lodges. including the Knights of Pythias and the Dokeys. He 1 is survived by his wife his parents, MT. and Mrs, w. R. McGlaun of Pratt City. and c. S. McGlaun of Louisville, Ky, Among the entertainments given in honor of MT. and Mrs Charles Mandy, whose marriage took place recently, was 1 the dance at the residence of MT. and
 Mrs. F. C. Mandy. The home was ar 1 tistically decorated in pink and whit and the color scheme was carried out in the refreshments. Mrs A. Morgan pro
 sided at the punch bowl. About 25 guests were present.
 1 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Mandy entertained a number of friends at dinner, compli-
 menting Mir and Mrs. Charles Mandy Among those present were MT. and Mrs ;, Charles Mandy, Mrs S. Jones and family of Avondale, Mrs. McCoole, MT. and Mrs Sam Inman, Judge Charles H. Mandy.