The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-14

secretary and treasurer; J. D. Sauls, Docena Lodge No. S15, senior deacon; J. F. Nolan, Wylam Fraternal. Lodge &o. S24. junior deacon; c. T. smith, Globe Lodge No. S13, senior stewart; Elaud Thompson, Fairfield Lodge No. 749, junior steward; Rev. R. l.. Dill. F'airview Lodge No 644, chaplain; Conference conducted by T. o. Jones, WahC una Lodge No. 76S.
 The welcome address will be de- livered by E. L. Layton and re- sponse will be given by T. o. Jones. EXemp!ification of all three degrees will be held and at 6:30 o'clock re- treatments will be served by a com mittee consisting of A. G. Long, CI l.. Mccoy and o. L. Mimms. The program committee is compt sed of C. A. Stew art, Harry Chapman and J. R. Walk CT and following the business ses- sion that night the election of of- ficers will be held.
 The Ensley division is composed of the Masonic lodges in Ensley, Vivian, Pratt City. Fairview, Fairfield, De- cena, Edgewater, Central Park and a large number of delegates from the above lodges are expected to attend.
 Will Make Report
 IH0 campaign or the Ensley Baptist church will make their report at the morning services Sunday morning at Il o'clock of the results of the weeks campaign for the new church building fund. Seven ty-one thousand dollars was sub scribed last Sunday and the various committees have been canvassing the members of the church during the past week and they will make a re- port Sunday morning.
 It is the plan of the campaign committee to go over the top for their $100,000 building fund at the evening services Sunday and the members will redouble their efforts today and try to complete the campaign. The building plan committee has been busy during the past week going over every detail of the new building and they arc leaving nothing undone in tine way of having a modern and strictly up-to-date church.
 At the morning services Sunday Rev. David M. Gardner will use as his subject. "Together, or Team Work for Christ" and at the evening services "The Power Of Purpose"
 Many Fire Alarms
 Saturday was a busy day for the Ensley and Fairview fire department as five alarms were turned in during the day. The first alarm came in at S:20 o'clock from the residence of W. T. Cartine, 400 Oak avenue, where damages amounted to about s2. At S:30 o'clock the second alarm came in; the residence 4f c. S. Jef- ferson, at 3705 Bessemer boulevard, was damaged to the amount of s75. The residence of w. I. Burgin at 1885 Pike avenue. caught on fire about 10:05 o'clock from a spark, Causing about $4 damages.
 The fourth alarm came in about 2 o'clock from 3100 Ridgeway avenue where small damages occurred and at 3:10 o'clock the department was called 10 Shadyside where the woods were on fire, threatening several
 FraternnI Cemetery
 A meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Fraternal cemetery at Pratt City was held Friday night at the Masonic temple. which was att tended by representatives from all of the lodges in Pratt City. Arrange ments were made to retain the pres ent sexton and also to keep up the work of beautifying the cemetery.
 Since the big affair held last fall by the various lodges for the benefit of the cemetery fund the Fraternal cemetery is being put into first class condition as wire fence has been put around it, the weeds cleaned off and the shrubbery has been cut and the workmen have been busy beautifying the place.
 The different lodges in Pratt City have taken a great deal of interest in. this work and they have planned to o'lkeep the cemetery in good condi- tion at all times.
 Warden Harris.
 John s. Harris, who has been ap- pointed warden of the Kilby prison at Montgomery was in Ensley Sat- urday bidding his many friends duties Monday. Mrs. Harris will not leave for Montgomery until after the first of the month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris have many friends in this city who regret to see them move to another city, but they are well pleased over MT. Har- ris being appointed warden at the Kilby prison.
 cosmos CluDs
 The members of the Cosmos club were entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J. Kribs, the subject for the afternoon being Short Stories.' A paper 70. Henry. the Man and His Work" was given by Mrs. S. l.. Morrow, and another. Fannie Hurst, the Woman, Her Stories" was given by Mrs. c. S. Moseley A paper, Carl Sandburg, the Poet" was given by Mrs. E. c. Kelley.
 Helen Keller" day was observed and roll call was answered to with interesting talk on the life of Helen Keller. Following the program the officers for the year were elected as follows: Mrs. D. F. Suggs, president; Mrs. H. J. Kribs, vice president: Mrs. w. J. Tucker, secretary; Mrs. w. c. Moulton, treasurer.
 During the afternoon the little daughter of the hostess. little Anna Elizabeth Kribs, q rendered several piano solos. A very delicious salad course was served.
 Hoy Scouts.
 A large number of Boy scouts and scoutmaster of District No. 5 were present at the Ensley Methodist church Friday night when J. A. Simpson was inaugurated as the new scout commissioner for this dis trict. Appropriate scout ceremonies were carried out, which incluued welcome address by J. w. Tucker. speeches and talks, humorous songs led by pr. Thomas and musical program in celebration of the com-