The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-27
EsNSLEY

Mrs, Elf5a frai age 60 years. died
 sEe55ay r7rdin at II o'clock at lhe home af her other. Willis M. smith. zs5a Event street. follow flax snort illness Mrs. Truitt. tofe home is ir 9'lss oosa, was the .aesg af he7 brssh hen she be- car= suddenly | 4 Iew days ago and pa ssed away yesterday. The de- cea aa vas we'll known in this city whe 6 she has number of rela- lives and a host of friends. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Smith of Ensley;s her husband, L. A. Truitt; two sons, Noah Truitt and Hubert Truitt, ali of Tuscaloosa, and one daughter. Mrs. Lora Sanford of Ensley, and five brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
 1. Considerable excitement was ere ated yesterday morning about 10:iO o'clock when the chicken house in the rear of the home of B. H. Veasey on Avenue H, was destroyed by fire. The blaze is thought to have orig mated from sparks which came from burning trash pile in the yard. The Ensley fire department answered the alarm. Damages amounted to about $3o.
 The department answered an alarm at 5:15 o'clock yesterday morning to the J. F. Morgan Bitulithic Tar company, where tar pit was in q blaze. The cause of the fire was given as breaking tar valve. Dam- ages were slight
 W. A. BaIIen
 The remains of W. A. Ballen. age 6s years, who died yesterday after noon at his residence, 4313 DeBarde- leben avenue, following an attack of heart failure, will be shipped to Copper Hill, Tenn. by the Echols & Angwin undertaking establishment today, where interment will be mace in the family burial ground.
 Everything is in readiness for the picnic to be given this afternoon and evening by the senior Baptist Young Peoples union of the western district of the Birmingham Baptist assocta- ton, at the Fairfield park, beginning at 2 o'clock. A picnic supper will De S6TVeu AI U ClOCh. All AhSiAAbS- of the senior unions in this district are cordially invited to be present
 The members of the sewing circle of Oak Crest Rebeckah lodge No. 6? will meet this morning at II o'clock at the home of Mrs. McLemore, a; 420 Ann street, Fairview, for an all day sewing for the orphanage. A full attendance Is urged at this meeting.
 Mrs. B. F. Knapp, who has been the guest of her son, D. r. Knapp for the past three weeks. has re- turned to her home at Boston, Ga.
 Mrs. Emory Miller of Passaic, N J., is expected to arrive today to be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jane Wells of Avenue E.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Barrett and family have returned from motor trip to points in Georgia.
 Miss Ida Hargrove has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa after visit to her sister, Mrs. Oscar Ser ney, on Terrell boulevard.
 for. Letcalf, Ga, where she will be the. guest of her mother. Mrs. c. R. Copeland, Sfor several weeks.
 Miss Jessie Wells has returned from Gadsden, where she has been the guest of relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Mrs. Robert Fredic, who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. M. $. Lively. has returned to her home in Mississippi.
 Miss Cathrine Holmes and Miss Louise Dickerson are the guests oi Miss Marjorie Williams in Attalla
 Miss Belle Canterberry has re- turned to her home in Vivian after a visit to Washington. D. c.
 The condition of Miss Mary Lou