The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-25
BUSINESS WOMEN IF ENsLEY FORM
 AN ORGANIZATION
Large attendance at Initial Meeting Friday
 Night
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 Professional and Business Women's club of Ensley was organized Friday night at meeting held at the Elks' Home. The meeting was well at tended by a number of business wom- en of Ensley and & delegation of 25 members of Professional and Busi- ness Wemen's club of Birmingham. The following temporary officers and committees were appointed: Mrs. J. c. Bonner. chairman; Mrs. G. D. Randall. vice president; Miss Ruth Davis, secretary; Mrs. D. R. Hay, president. Committee on bylaws and constitution: Miss Dot London. chair man. Miss Spense and Mrs. Phillip Lewis. Membership committee: Miss Edna Myer, chairman: Mrs. Frank licity committee: Miss Margaret Davis, chairman; Mrs. G. D. Randall and Mrs. W. A. Orman. The club Is similar to the Birmingham organise ton. The next meeting will be held G. D. Randall. 2s12 Twentieth ave nue, Hilltop station. beginning at 7:So o'clock, at which time the or ganization will be perfected. At tho meeting Friday night talks were ney. Miss Weaver. Miss Mary Craven, Miss Lynch and Mrs. Mink. all of Birmingham. Miss. Perna Robinson also gave an interesting talk Cn in- dependent women. The charter mem bers of tho organization are as fol- London, Miss Edna Myer. Miss Mar garet Davis, Miss Ruth Davis. Mrs. s. J. Leslie, Mrs. W. A. Orman, Mrs. J. H. Clayton. Mrs. Phillip Lewis Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mrs. c. D. Randall, Miss Francis Youngblood. Mrs. D. R. Rowland, Mrs. J. T. Bonner. Mrs. May London Beddow. Mrs. Judith Grace and Miss Fan Alexander.
 PYTHIAN SOCIAL
 Quite q large crowd Is expected to attend the social which will be given Tuesday evening by Steel City lodge, No. 190, Knights of Pythias, in their hall on Avenue E. An in- teresting program has been arranged which will be as follows: Song, ing, Miss Edith Nichols; music by orchestra; reading, Luther Patrick; reading, Mrs. c. B. Saunders; nu- merous talks, tho American Eagle" by H. B. Parrish; music by orchestra. Ross Yarbrough will be master of ceremonies, assisted by the following entertainment committee. p. F. Nor gan, M. M. Johnson and w. H. Vaughn. All members of tho Pythtan sisters in the district and all Knights of Pythias are cordially Invited to attend.
 ERNEST OLSON FUNERAL
 Funeral services over the remains of Ernest Olson, age 32 years, who died Friday morning at the T. C: l. hospital as the result of having his back broken from falling off the roof of house at Mitchell Dam last Sunday will be conducted from the undertaking parlors of Echols & An gwin Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will follow at the : Fraternal cemetery in Pratt City. The numbers of the Pratt City aerie, No 972, Fraterna1 Order of Eagles, will have charge of the services. MT. Olson was also member of tho Ems ley lodge. No. 1855, Independent Order the funeral in a body. The deceased had been a resident of Ensley for 15 years and was held in high esteem by host of friends. His only rela- tive is brother living in Boston.
 All members of Ensley lodge. No. 1s5, I. 0. Q. F.. are requested to meet at their hall Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose of at- tending the funeral.
 The members of tho Pratt City aerie. No. 972. Fraternal Order of Eagles. are requested to meet in their hall at 1 o'clock Sunday after noon for the same purpose.
 TO OPEN SCHOOL
 The members of the Jefferson county board of education will at- tend the formal opening of tho new Mcdonald Chapel county school Wednesday. The new school. which was erected at cost of over $20,00O, is located a few miles beyond Vivian and is similar to the other schools built by the county. It is modern in every respect and has six large class rooms, office, library and audi torium. The board of education will also visit the Adamsville school, where two additional rooms have been built. 5tN
 BUSINESS CLUB TO MEET
 Several matters of importance will be brought up at the regular meet ing of the Ensley Merchants and As- sociated Business Men, which will be held Tuesday morning at s:S0 o'clock in the inferior court room. Among the matters to be taken up will be the selection of a suitable, place to hold the drawing for the contest on April ?. At the first contest draw ing, which was held on Avenue G and Nineteenth street in January, the traffic was blocked for nearly ap hour owing to the large crowd pres ent. The members of the association want to avoid similar occurrence on next Monday week, the time for the drawing. The persons who do the drawing will also be decided on.