The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
BuRCHFIELD FUNERAL TUESDAY

EuneTdl SeTNlCcS TOT J pilH iI ID UT Sh- field. age GA who dropped dead Sun day while attending the morning services at the First Baptist church. will be conducted from the church Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock, with Rev. David NJ. Gardner officiat- ing. Burial will take place at the Oakland cemetery. with the members of Tuckey tent No. ?, Macsbees or the World in charge of the services al the grave. He is survived by his widow. two daughters, Mrs. H.. A. O'Connell and Mrs. E. A. McCaleb, both of Ensley; one son. Fred N. Burchfield. of Alliance. O.; two broth CTS. Oils and Pat Burchfield. living near Birmingham, and one sister Mrs. Sam Wallace. of Vivian. The deceased died Sunday morning while the choir of the First Baptist church was singing the closing hymn lie fell into the lap of little boy sitting beside him and was dead before med ical aid could be summoned. MT. Rurehfield was a pioneer citizen or this city. having lived here over 33 years The pail bearers will be- ac- tive: Roddy Morrison, J. ". Gaines J. F. Fitzpatrick II. A. Lacey. ME Parsons. R. B. Gillespie; honorary. (. c. Goodwin J. s. Falkner, Charlie Patton, Joe Smith. Ira Goodwin, A. P Bates. w. \. Nichols. !. w. Minor ]. IT, Eubanks. l.. R. Vines, H. P. Barnes and p. A. Eubanks.
 FOUR CONVICTIONS
 Four people were convicted of Nlo- lation of prohibition law in the En- sley police court Monday morning before Judge H. A. Burns, Sam Sta bilo was fined s193. Ed Fitzpatrick fined s55. Mary Mitchell, negro woman was fined s53 and was later carried before JudseN Grubbs court in Birmingham where she was giv- en an additional fine of $50 days. |. ANSWER TWO ALARMS
 The t.nsley and Fairfield fire de- partment answered two alarms Mon day morning. The first alarm was received at 1o:os from the residence of II. A. Pearson o221 Larch avenue while the second alarm came in at 11:30 from the residence of l.. E. Cad den TOT Twelfth steet. Both fires wee caused by sparks on the roof and small damage occurred.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 There will be a meeting of the Aster chapter No. 172 order of Eas- tern Star Tuesday evening at the Ensley Masonic temple All mem- bers are requested attend.
 The Womans Missionary society of the Pike avenue Baptist church will hold their monthly social meet ing Tuesday afternoon at 230 o'clock at the church with circle No, 1 as hostess.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Shadysde Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the basement pf the church with the Junior Missionary society.
 CLUB CALENDAR
 Twentieth Century Mothers club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Maxwell hostess 1899 Thirtieth street.
 Junior Thread O the Story club Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. C. B. Me Whorter hostess. 1T24 Avenue c. American study club Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. Louie Smith, NJ. X NJ. apartments
 Thread of the story club. Thurs day. afternoon, annual observance, ot library day ir library at Minor high school.
 Cosmos club Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. r. Caine hostess, 22l5 Ave nue H.
 Chrysolite club Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Angwin hostess. 1145 |. Twenty ighth street.
 Educa tional day will be observed Tuesday afternoon at the meeting ct the Ensley Delphan club which will meet at the home of Mrs. c. A. Fair cotn at 2:3o o'clock with Mrs. Jack