The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
Mrs. Harold Mandy
Correspondent Phone Ensley 4O6-W Residence 2400 Ave. H

Residence Z4OO Ave. HI besides building a wire fence around it, the committee plans to erect a new tool house besides beautifying the grounds. A regular sexton has been employed for the cemetery, who will have sufficient force to keep the cemetery in good condi- tion the year found. In one sec- tion of the cemetery number of the tombstones have either fallen down or are leaning, but these will be fixed and everything will be put into first-class condition.
 The different fraternaI organiza- tons In Pratt City are taking a very active part in this movement and they. as well as the chairmen of the different committees, wish to thank the public for their hearty cooperation in making the com munity picnic big success.
 Three-Act Comedy
 A three-act comedy, "All on Ac- count of Polly" will be presented at the Minor High school Wednes day evening, August g., at 8 o'clock by the members of the Pratt City Methodist church, under the aus pices of the Parent-Teacher as- sociation of the Minor High school. The comedy, which has been pre- sented before. has proven to be very enpoyable affair from begin ming to end and a large crowd is expected to be on hand next Wednesday.
 The characters in the play are as follows: Ralph Beverly. Polly's .i,, his son, Randall Ozley; Peter Hart leigh, prospective son-in-law, Max Russell; Silas Young, money lender, George Smith; Harkins. butler, Norman Lee; Tommy, a roor little boy, Harry Elmore; Pol ly Perkins, small town girl, Paul line Grim; Jane Beverly, the wife, Fannie Lu Ozley; Hortense, her elder daughter, Mary Guilian; Geral- dine. her younger daughter, Rose Paige; Mrs. Herbert Feather Stone of the 400" Sylvie Monjot; Mrs. Clarence Chadfield, Climber" Madelaine Fontille; Marie, maid, Matte Lee Ozley; Miss Rembrandt, a manicurist, Sylvie Monjot; Miss Bushnell, a hair dresser, Madelaine Fontile; Pudgy, Tommy's sister, Lora Thaxton.
 Settings: Act I. living room in the Beverly home. morning. Act II, The ss me. One week later, afternoon. Act III, The same. A month later, evening. The time, present; the place, Norwood.
 The, members of the woman's Missionary society of the Fairview Methodist church will have ban quet at the Fairview Masonic temple next Thursday evening. August 10.
 The Ensley Philathea class will be taught by Clark Williams. a prominent Sunday school worker of Birmingham, at the regular hour this morning. All members of the class and their friends are requested to be present to hear this teacher. Mrs. J. K. Cook will be in charge of the special missionary devotional services.
 Election Boxes
 The election boxes and the ballots were distributed to the different polling places in precinct 45 yester- day afternoon and everything Is of the heavest votes ever cast is expected Tuesday, as a great deal of interest is being taken in this district. E
 The members of Aster Chapter, No. 172. Eastern Star, will present "A Japanese Wedding" on August IS at the Ensley city hall. The play will be quite . unique affair.
 The regular semi monthly meet I~~ Il v T1 n will be held Monday evening the Important matters will be taken up and good attendance Is urged.
 All-Day Picnic and Dance
 Arrangements are being made by the members of the Christopher Co., lumbus and Stella Columbus Italian societies of Ensley for an all-day pie nic and dance to be held at the State Fair grounds on August 31.
 At joint meeting of the two so- cieties held Friday evening in their hall on Avenue E and Seventeenth street a number of committees were appointed to make arrangement for the affair.
 Gus Leonard has been appointed es general chairman and arrange ihchtS dTo DciHS iudue TOT a nuH1DcI of speakers and number of contests to be held in the. afternoon and a big dance will be held that night.
 A parade will be held in the morn ing starting from Avenue E and Sev- enteenth street; from there to the St. Josephs Catholic church, where the flags of the two societies will be blessed. From the church the mem .bers will go to the fairgrounds on special cars, which will be stationed on Avenue I and Nineteenth street. Refreshments will be served through out the day and very large crowd is expected.
 J.-Ss Murphy while working at the Fairfield plant of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company fell and fractured his left elbow Friday afternoon. He was. taken to his home in the Wallace flats on Avenue 1 following the accident, and while his injury Is not serious. it is very painful. M Members of Company I. A. N. G.. have been called out following the disturbance on tho Pratt Ensley car Friday night and arc being held in readiness at the armory on Avenue E awaiting orders. The company is in charge of Capt. O. B. Mabry.
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 A wedding which came as . surprise td' their many friends was that of