The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
ENSLEY

large crowd is expected to be on hand Monday night at the speaking which is being held by the wylam Civic association in honor of the opening of the new road connecting Vivian and Faiarfield. The new road which starts at Ninth avenue Fairfield was built jointly by the city, county and the Barrett com pany and Is built of Tarvia which was donated by the Barrett company. The company also promises to keep up repairs on the road.
 Members of the city commission CTS, the board Of revenue, officers of the Barrett company and the oandi- dates for the legislature will deliver short talks during the evening. A platform has been built in front of D. Johns store which is located at the start of the new road which has been decorated with flags and bnnt- ings and the occasion promises 10 be one of the largest gatherings ever held in Wylam.
 Among the speakers will be City Commissioner W. E. Dickson. Capt. Lacey Edmondson of the board or revenue, W. D. Caurther of the Bar rett company, Commissioner William L. Harrison, Prof. E. E. Smith, or fhe Ensley High School, R. k. Moore' president of the Federation of Laoor in Birmingham. Others who VIII make short talks will be State Sena- tor Walter S. Bowers, Louie BoWen, John R. T. Rives, Fred Fite, Mark Jeter, and others. The affair VII start promptly at 7;3o o'clock Ano citizens from all over the Blrmlhs ham district have been Invited to Se- tend.
 Fairfield 0fffciaIs
 Mayor elect M. W. Pratt or F1 field and the newly elected city coun- cil will take the oath of office Mon- day morning at 10 o'clock at the city hall In Fairfield and will begin the new administration. The aldermen who will go into office tomorrow morning are J. W. Brown, or the First Ward, A. c. Carter Secone Ward; Dr. c. ". Shackle1oro, I'm Ward; Mrs Charles D. Fiske, Fourth Ward; and William F. Luckle' 'i" flfth Waru. No definite plans have been made oy the newly elected officers but 1t IS understood that there are seVetai ckangs to be made in the present clty aamtnistratiton. Mayor elect Pratt who is a lawyer has lived In far field for some time and was electeo over his opponent by over two " one vote. While this Is not the HTS. time that a woman has held a pubic office in Fairfield, Mrs. Charles E' Fiske alderman of the Fourth Waro was the only lady candidate eieeteu,
 Retiring Mayor A. c. Decker hao a very successful adminlstrsei.o durine his term of office ana tne city of Fairfield made much progress while he was at it's head especlaii5 inc imnroyements made in the Fair field schools.
 Cosmos Club
 The members of the Cosr~oS ciuo will hold their first meeting or tno snsuing year on next Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. Frank V. Cutler at Shadyside. The year oooA of the club is very attratclVey Aa ranged and is bound with gray coVo tied with a pink cord. The nloeto The club Is. Be Wise With speed the fiOWeTt tObIlOGt HiA mink and white. The club work tnis ,,ear will be the trends of modern It, erature and they will observe Blple aay
 This will be the fourteenth year or the club as it was organized in Jan l,ary 1908 and the program comihie tee which was composed or Mrs. F Suggs. Mrs O. B. Phillips, Mrs. O' W Lawrence and Mrs. Seymour hah have arranged very interestlns course of study. The officers for the ensuing year are Mrs. w. Q. Sarre@s' president; Mrs. D. r. Snsgs' vice. president; Mrs. Seymour Hah' secle- tarv: Mrs. c. S. Moseley, treasurer NTrs K q Cutler. federation secre- tary: Mrs. R. s. Hickman, critic' MITE W. J. Tucker, reporter.
 The personnei of the club Is as io'- lows: co,,- man. Mrs. F. G. Cutler, Mrs. .. D. Davis. Mrs A. N. Dugger, Mrs W. S ,.arrett Mrs Seymour Hall, Mrs. H D. IIirlsman. Mrs. NJ. Hutchings, Mrs. F. f: Kelly Mrs. H. G. Kribs, Mrs C' " Lawrence, Mrs. Louis Mchenzls' Mrs. S. L. Morrow, Mrs. c. S. Moseley' Mrs. ". C. Moulton. Mrs. J McLau Y, lin. Mrs. O. B. Phillips, Mrs. D. Suggs and Mrs. w. J. Tucker- n .iate members. Mrs. c. W. BLACK ,,ston .,ae Mrs K. L.andgrebe and Mrs C. J. Severfn
 Merchants to Meet
 At, the meeting of the Ensley NY chants and Associated Business men, which will be held Tuesday at iz 'o o'clock a Dutch luncheon will "e served by the members or Aster ~a 4rx@~r chapter No. 172, Order or Eastern Star. The report on the bus corpora ton, which was organized during .ne mast week will be made and several pt,,sr matters of importance will be taken up.
 The bus corporation, which was in- cornorated under the name of the Fasley Merchants and Business Men Bus Line, Inc, is governed oy board of directors of which J. A. Du- puy is president; T. B. Works, vice president, and George R. Byrum. sec retary and treasurer.
 Certificates will be issued to the stockholders for the s1o,0o0 capital stock, which has been paid In at tne meeting Tuesday. It is the plan or the corporation to purchase three or four busses which will run on regular schedule between Ensley and the mining towns in this district. It is thought that these busses, which will be modern in every detail. will be put into operation on or before November 1.
 Columbus Day
 There will be a meeting of the several Italian societies in this dis trict Thursday evening in the Chris tcpher Columbus hall on Avenue 10.
 
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