The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
EnsIey Shrine Club

The oornmitte in charge of the af- fair follows: Entertainments: J. M' Lower. chairman; A. R, Clark w. A. Harris and T. R. Ponder. ke- ception committee: A. B. Haswell. pr. A L. Gaston. c. A. Bishopp, L. A. Miller and E. J. Kohn.
 The officers of the club are: Fred Tschudy, president; A. H. Hoyle, first vice president; William P. Brodle second vice president; w. G. Fltz- hugh. secretary; T. DeWa1t Cralg, treasurer. Following the dinner, dance will be held and large mum Der of the members are expected to attend.
 Real Estate Board
 The Ensley Real Estate board which recessed during the summer months, will hold a luncheon Wednes- day at 12:30 o'clock at the Metropoll- tan cafe.
 The officers of the club are H. $. Meade, president; J. J. Walker, vice president, and c. w. Lawrence, seere- tary and treasurer. The members will meet regularly on the second Wednesday of each month during the winter Several matters Of imrort- ance will be taken up and all mem bars are requested to be present
 Postmaster R. s. Hickman of the Ensley Post Office calls attenion of the citizens of Ensley and vicinity to the ruling made by the Post of- flee department that all residences should have mail receptacle on their front porch before December 2b. or their mail will be left at the post office.
 It Is claimed the mall boxes save a great deal of time and the mali men will be able to cover their route quicker when these receptaeles are are in use.
 Minor High School
 The Minor High school will begin the fall term Monday morning and large attendance Is expected. Prin- cipal W. c. Betty will be in charge and will have five assistants during the term. At the opening tomorrow morning the board of trustees will attend in body and visit the diff ferent class rooms where short talks will be made.
 The trustees are: I. 2. salter, Full ton Young, J. W. Capps, ]. W. Hanby, and F. c. Baker. Professor N. k. Baker, county superintendent stated yesterday that he was looking TOT the largest year in attendance in the bistory of the county school for the ensuing term.
 All positions have been filled and there are plenty of teachers Tor the different grades.
 Year Book Distributed
 The year book being distributed among the members of the American Study club outlines a fery interest- ing study of miscellaneous topics for the coming season--American sculp- ture, art, American poets, commerce of Alabama, modern fiction. and mu- sic Special days are designated as presidents day. Bible day, and reel procity day. The club will hold it's first meeting for the ensuing year on October 5, with Mrs. John Clark.
 The club was organized in Febru- ary, 1918. and federated in 1919. The officers for the ensuing year are as follows: Mrs. J. D. Clark, president: Mrs c. H. EubanlS. vice president; Miss Jessie Roberts. secretary; Mra. stephen Hoage, treasurer; Mrs. w. H. Almon, federation secretary; Miss Louise Peytavin, reporter; Mrs. Louis Smith, critic; Mrs. John Brauner, mem ber- -at-large; MrS. w. P. Caine, director.
 Thread of Story Club
 The year book of the Thread of the Story club has been iss-ed to the members, which outlines a most in- teresting study of miscellaneous top los for the coming season. which i'm cludes Beauty Spots of America" science, South America. poets. the child art, political progress and the opera.
 cn..t.y a z....~x = p,A, day. Alabama day, Birmingham day. reciprocity day and library day. the latter being the annual meeting at the Minor High cchool, near Mulga, the sponsoring of the library of the school being one of tkeir special fea- lures of work. The club will hold the first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. N. R. Baker on Thursday. September 2S.
 The club is one of the oldest in the district and was organized in 1898 and was federated in 1914. The off cers for the ensuing year are: Mrs. 2. A Dupuy. president; Mrs. H. S. Mann. vice president; Mrs. Nat c. Clark, secretary; Mrs. c. R. Walker, treasurer; Mrs. L. G. Smith, historian; Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, parliament tarian.
 Mems Club Banquet
 Dr. George A Lang of the Uni- versity of Alabama will be the prin- cipal speaker at the Mems club ban quet of the First Methodist church. which will be held tomorrow eve- ming in the dining room of the church. pr. K. N. Mathews, presid- ing elder fthe Bessemer district will also deliver short address and several other speakers are expected. w. E. Turnipseed. president of the club. will preside.
 This is the first meeting since the new officers were elected. which are as follows: w. F. Turnipseed. presi- dent; J. M Clark, vice president; J. ,K. Benton. secretary. and c. B. Cole. treasurer.
 The remains of J. F. Keller, who died at the family residence, 2421 Hawthorne avenue, Thursday night, were sent to Shelby yesterday morn ing by Echols and Angwin for bur- ial at the family cemetery. The de- CURES PILES qk NofGiNe fGSTs
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