The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
ODD FELLOWS OF ENSLEY TO MEET JEFFERSON LODGE
Semi Annual Convention Will Convene TueSday-TeaCh- CTS Work to Save the
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 Jefferson District, No. F, lndepen- dent Order ot Dad Fellows, will con veEe with Ensley Lodge, No. l6o, l. 0. 0. F., Tuesday morning at 9:3O clock in thelr hall Un avenue E. for an all-day session. simon f' Scherf is president of the eonVen- ton and wIil preside over the meet Ing. A number ot prominent Odd Fellows will attend the convention, including J. k. Matthews of Bifmin5- ham, grand master; Palmer Daus- ette, Jacob Burger, .. O. Jacobs, all past grand masters and number of others. District No I2 is the lars- est in the state and very large number of delegates and visitors IS expected to attend. EXempIification of the work in the different de- grees will be held during the ses- sion and Tuesday night the delegates Will be entertalned., at supper u the Ensley Mason1c Temple.
 The members or the Rebekah lodges of the Independent order oI Odd Fellows of Jefferson county will also hold their semi annual eonven- ton at same time and they will con vene Tuesday morning at 1O o'clock at the Arsnory hall across the street
 
 afternoons session WILL begin at o'clock and during the a1ternoon nunDsr or candidates will be initi- ated. Committees will meet the street cars during the morning hours to greet the delegates and others at tending the convention and direct them to the hall. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are cordially invited 10 attend the convention of their respective branch of the order.
 WORK TO SAVE K. 0. T. (.
 All parents or the poys wno are taking the k. 0. T. C. training at the Ensiey High school are requested to meet at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium Monday night at 7.45 o'clock to protest against the action about to be passed by Congress in not making appropriation Tor the continuance of the k. 0. T. C. Ninety eight students are taking the k, O. T. C. training at the Ensley High school and unless Congress makes a proper appropriation the students will have to give up their military training. W. F. Thomas is represent- ing the local high sehoqr and urges the parents of this district to at tend the meeting in Birmingham Monday night.
 TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION MEETS
 well-attended meeting of the Birmingham Teachers association was held Saturday morning at the new Vivian school building sfhich has recently been dedicated. Victor H. Hanson of Birmingham was the principal speaker Tor the occasion and gave a very interesting address on his European trip. The members of the Vivian faculty and the Wylam School Improvement association es- eorted the teachers through the building and the members of the improvement association served a luncheon to the visiting teachers. The Wylam school is the newest and most p-to-date school building in the Birmingham, district as 1t has l2 large class rooms, an auditorium, lunch room. libraries, manual training shop and all othe; modern conveniepces.
 Dr. C. B. Gleen, superintendent oi the Birmingham public schools, pre- sided over the meeting and gave short talk. During the meeting violin solo was rendered by Mrs. Howard and Miss Edna Chapman rem dered several vocal selections ac- companied by Miss Erline EzeL. over 500 teachers and principals attend- ed the meeting.
 REAL ESTATE MEN TO MEET
 The regular monthly meeting of the Ensley Real Estate board will be held Wednesday afternoon at 12:3O o'clock at the olda pastorium pf the First Baptist church when they will be served dinner by t ( ladies of the Builders Circle the W. M. s.
 Several matters of importance will be brought up including the report of the committee appointed. to in- vestlgate into the large ditch which runs behind the Ensley High rchool which it recommends should be cleaned and widened. All members of the board are requested to be present.
 GOLDEN RULE NASH TO TALK
 A union mass meeting will be held at the First Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at which time Arthur Nash of the Nash Clothing company in Cincinnati. nationally known as Golden Rule" Nash, be- cause of his wonderful success in conducting his business on the basis of the Golden Rule, will be the prin- cipal speaker. The service $ being sponsored by the pastors of the Ems ley churches and large audience is expected to hear this distinguished speaker. He is one of the team being sent out by the Federal Coun- cii of Churches of America in an effort to better social conditions in this country.
 SESAME CLUB ENTERTAINED
 The members of the Sesame clrb were entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Fort with Mrs. Palmer as leader of the pro- gram. Roll call was answered to with current events which was fol- lowed by paper, "A Synopsis of the Trimming Cup" Dorothy Canfield), was given by Mrs c. B. Saunders. Selections from Joyce Kilmer" was given my Mrs. R. G. Miles. "Chau- tauqua," another paper, was given by Mrs. B. s. Gilbert. Following the program salad plate was passed Mrs. Karl Wilmore and Mrs. Sam Hewes were the guests of the club The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. S. s. Heide.