The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-17

pus transportation company to oper- ate busses between Ensley and the
 mining sections of this district. Not
 only the members of the association behind this movement, but the resi- dents In tho outlying district are talk ing great deal of interest in this matter. and the movement Is meet | ing with much success.
 Several other matters will be taken | up at the meeting and discussed, and all members are requested to be pres | ent.
 Baptist Mems Club A mems club was organized Friday night at the banquet held in the 1 junior departmen. building of the 1 First Baptist church and the new l club started with ever 50 charter , members The banquet. which was served by the ladies of the Builders l circle of Ensley Baptist church, proved to be very enjoyable affair
 and following the banquet q musical 1 program was rendered and several | short talks were made.
 Following the program the eleo- | ton of officers was held and the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: s. c. Sloan, president; D. F. Faircloth, first vice president; N. R. Baker. second vice president; D. J. Duffey, third vice president: L. c. Burk. secretary; J. D. Darden, treasurer. and Harold Mandy, TO-
 porter. It was decided to meet on Tuesday following the second Sunday of each month.
 A rising vote Of than.ss was given
 to the ladies of the Builders circle
 for the delightful banquet which was
 served and also for the musical se- lections rendered.
 Sesame Club The members of the Sesame club have received their year books,
 which shows a continuation of the study of American literature and places of interest. modern writers be-
 ing taken up this year with num- Der of reviews of popular fiction given. The club will observe Bible Day and Education Day. The books
 have covers in green vellum tied with
 white cord. carrying out the club colors of green and white, the club flower being the lily.
 Tn eprogram committee was com
 posed of Mrs. J. J. Walker, Mrs. 0s- car Berney, Mrs. S. S. Heide and Mrs.
 J. s. Hall, while the year book was gotten out by Mrs. L. l.. Brothers,
 Mrs. J. c. Bryant and Mrs. W. r. Wilcox
 The officers of the year are as fol- lows: Mrs. l.. l.. Brothers, president;
 Mrs. W. F. Wilcox, vice president: Mrs. c. B. Saunders, secretary; Mrs.
 J. c. Barrett, treasurer; Mrs. s. s. Heide. critic: Mrs. s. B. Fort. repor-
 ter; Mrs. B. 8. Gilbert, federation secretary; Mrs. Oscar Berney and Mrs. J. C. Bryant directors. The personnel of the club besides
 the officers includes Mrs. J. G.
 Adams. Mrs. D. A. Echols. Mrs. W. W. Garrett, IT,. Mrs. J. s. Hall. Mrs. S. J. Harrell. Mrs. R. c. Milo J. Mrs. John Morrison. Mrs. M. Fl. Mcdowell, Mrs. R. F. Palmer, Mrs. W. 6. Shehee with Mrs. M. V. Averyt, the founder of the club. and Mrs. r. W. Mcdonald as honorary members.
 The members of Cunningham chap | ter, No. 24, F. N. S., will have a quilt 1 ing for the Masonic Home on Friday, l September 22, beginning at 10 a. m.
 at the Ensley Masonic temple. box 1 lunch will be served and a,l members | will bring their needles, thimbles l and scissors.
 Dokey Ceremonial
 
 and visiting Dokeys are expected to attend the ceremonial which will be held Tuesday at the Ensley Elks
 home on Avenue D, by Aladdin Tenn pie No, 153. Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan. A parade will be
 held in the afternoon beginning at D o'clock through the business section of the city Following thf parade re- treatments will be served and the pnr al vxrt1l ,k 70 | About twenty-five candidates will cross the hot sands"
 | The Ensley Real Estate Board will 1 hold their first luncheon Wednesday for the season at the Metropolitan cafe on Nineteenth street. This will be the first meeting of the board since they adjourned for the sum mer months.
 The members of the different Italian societies in the Ensley district are requested to meet at the Italian hall on Avenue F and Seventeenth street at 10 o'clock this morning for the purpose of ma'-ing arrangements to celebrate Columbus Day. which will be October 12.
 Large Still Captured A 12o-gallon capacity still was cap tured Friday night by Detective Will Cochrane and Officer McFarlan In a negro house on Hudson Row, Pratt City. Doskie DeJarnett, negro woman, was arrested and was fined S75 and cost before Judge H. A. Burns for violating the prohibition law in the Ensley police court She was still being helc in jail waiting to be turned over to the federal court on a charge of distilling. The officers destroyed over a hundred gallons of mash.
 Decide on Building All members of the congregation of
 the Ensley Baptist church are re- quested to attend the services this
 morning at II o'clock at which time they will decide upon the question as to whether they will build the
 new church adjoining the present structure or move to a new location. New Desk Sergeant The Ensley police departme t has new desk sergeant In whom they are taking a great deal of interest The new sergeant arrived Thursday and while he hasn't assumed his du- ties at the city hall he is expected to be around in the near future. Desk SarUaant and MrS n,i,.