The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-02
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The class day exercises, which were held at the Ensey High school
 auditorium yesterday morning, were at- assembled at the local school. The ex-
 ercises were very appropriate and en- joyabe and were as follows: Roll call
 by Miss Helen Isabelle Cole, secretary;
 presidents address by James Giles Adams, Jr., who in behalf of the senior class ran briefly over their school days and praised the faculty for their assist ance; piano solo by Miss Agnes Mar garet Swygert, which was very enjoy
 able; the class history was given by Harlan Eugene Cross, who told of the class starting their school career and followed them up until their graduating day; Miss Grace Elizabeth Vann deliv-
 cred the class poem; a vocal solo by
 Alvin Emanuel Keller was very much
 enjoyed; an essay on "Obeying Speed
 Limitations, by Miss Barbara Eliza
 beth Endres, and an oration by Thomas Dewey Golf were very good as was a violin solo by Miss Ruth Cecilia Hillelle;
 the prophecy of the class by Miss Mar
 
 and clever, and was enjoyed by all
 present. The exercises closed with
 farewell address by Miss Avis Maud
 Watson, which was very appropriate.
 Thirty-three graduates of the Ensley
 High school received their diplomas last
 night with the graduation class of the
 Central High school in Birmingham. The 1916 class of the local high school is
 composed of the following: David Hl- Hard Cobb, Harlan Eugene Cross, Joseph Cross, Joseph Benjamin Kantor, James Giles Adams, Jr, Marvin Burdette Bates, Robert Brown, Eugene Ernest Freeman,
 Thomas Dewey Golf, Alvin Emanuel Kel- ler Edwin Ruthvin Lusk, Frederic Luce Mcclure, Thomas Lafayette McWaters Herman Seal. Girls, Lute Norma Camp bell, Catherine Marie Clark, Magdalene Helen Giattiha, Lillian Jane Mills, Mar garet Mary Suppler, Helen Isabelle Cole, Barbara Elizabeth Endres, Jeanie Pauline Gadilhe Emelyn Gertrude Gravlee, Ruth Cecilia Hlleke, Jennie Horne, Edna Ruth Inman, Edna Lorraine Meyer, Edith
 Lenora Reynolds, Helen Hunt Ritchie Bennie Hope Spinks, Dorothy Raysor Stokes, Agnes Margaret Swygert, Grace Elizabeth Vann and Avis Maud Watson i The Ensleys general hospital, erected | by the untiring efforts of the Rev J w.. | Fulford, is now complete and the prob lem now confronting the general com
 mittee in charge is equipping the build l ing. Four rooms are already, equipped, which leaves six more rooms to be fur | nished. It is estimated that $35 will completely equip one room and any in- dividual or organization wishing to do- | nate a room toward this movement are requested to notify Mir Fulford, who will gladly assist them in any way pos 1 sible. Any funds. however. could be | used by the Rev Fulford very beneficial 1 " as they are in need at present and would be appreciated very much by the committee The public is invited to in- spect the building at any time now and those in charge are looking forward to inviting the community in a body to the opening of the hospital which will be held in the near future. The board of directors of the hospital is composed of A. F. Hilleke, chairman J. H. Per- kins G. R. Byrum. H, s. Meade. H. D. Williams, Rev. J. w. Fu'ford. and sev- eral others The hospital, which is To-
 cated on Sixteenth street between Ave- nues E and F. is composed of 10 patient rooms. an operating room a kitchen and
 dining room, dispensary( sterilizing room, nurses quarters, and office. and is very modern in every respect.
 
 There will be an important meeting of the Ensley High School Improvement as
 socaton this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the high school building. Several mat ters of great importance will be brought up and all members are urged to at- tend the meeting this afternoon. Only four cases were tried in the Ems ley police court yesterday morning by Judge ]. T. Lowry. Among those were
 Charley Jackson, q negro, who was fined
 $50 for dsorderly conduct and Walter Richardson, another negro. was fined Soo on a charge of larceny. The other two cases were minor charges
 Plans will be completed at the meet
 ing of Troop No. 20 Boy Scouts, which will be held this evening at troop head quarters. for all-day hike which will be held Saturday. The boys will leave Ensley st s a. m. and return at night fall, Swimming and a number of field sports will be among the activities of the day Assistant Scoutnia stcr Cheese borough will he in c:Iarre If the bovs for the day. All members of the local
 troop are requested to attend the meet
 ing tonight.
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