The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-07
ENSLEY K|WAN|ANS BEHIND MOVE FOR MODERN '. M. |. \.
Plans Being Formulated For Erecting Up To Date
 Structure
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 A Y. M. c. A. in Ensley which has been needed for 10 years, will be an accomplished fact if the plans being drafted by members of the Kiwans club mature and are successful. It was reported in Ensley Friday that members of the Kiwanis club had regarding launching plan for a I; M. c. A, and that the movement will be gotten under way within a few days. It was reported that Ramsay and Mccormack, the largest property owners hero. have agreed to vided one in keeping with the dig nlty and standing of Ensley was provided. The site is said to be lo- cated near the Elks club and would be advantageously situated not only Tor business men but employees of Tennessee company will be asked to donate s20,000 and that the citizens or Ensley will be asked for funds With which to properly equip the building seemed to be the general understanding Friday. More or less preliminary work has already been done in this proposal. The interests most largely concerned have been sold on the proposal and 1t Is be- iieved that the Kiwanis club. act ing of course, with the Merchants association, and ali other organiza tions existing for service. will be able to put over the proposal in record breaking style.
 AGED CITIZEN DEAD
 Mrs. Lettie Smith. 69. died at her home in Tracey City, Tenn, Friday night Information to this effect was received over the telephone by Albert w. Smith of Ensley, her son. from J. A. Smith, also of Ensley who was at the bedside of his mother when she passed away.
 Albert Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smith and their children and also by Mrs. J. A. Smith, left Friday night for Tracey City, where inter- ment will take place Sunday after noon. Mrs. Smith had been ill for several weeks and Albert Smith only returned to Ensley a few days ago from a visit to her bedside. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mrs. J. s. Henley of War saw. Mo-; Mrs. Leo Hassler of Tracey City, and Miss Ida Smith. in addition to the two sons in Ensley. J. A. Smith, president of the Ensley As sociated Merchants. and Albert w. Smith, secretary of Dupuy Burke Realty company, both widely known Telegrams of sympathy were sent frt m Ensley Friday to Tracey City. including message from members of the Kiwanis club of which both lrothers are members.
 WAR VETERAN TO BE BURIED
 After sleeping in France since the armistice the remains of Elmus J.. Hayes will reach New York Satur- day morning and be sent to Adams- vile for interment. Hayes enlisted at the beginning of the war and was a member of Company K, One Hundred and Sixty-seventh infantry, Rainbow division. <He was a son of MT. and Mrs. H. 1T. Hayes of Adamsville, and is survived also by two brothers. Henry F.. Hayes, Carl Hayes. and seven sisters, Mrs. M. O. Baxter, Mrs. J. c. Crumley. Mrs. Mel win Jones. Mrs. H. H. Metts, Mrs. T. J. Cunningham. Miss Floy Hayes and Miss Vivian Hayes. Funeral ar engagements will be announced later. KIWANIANs BATTLE MOSQUITOES
 Dr. Nat c. Clark has prepared an article on the eradication of the mos quito at the request of the Ensley Kiwans club and which will be published Tn phamplet form by the club and distributed to every house. holder in Ensley. The Kiwanians are tackling a matter of health as their first official move for service to the community and will ask the fullest and heartiest cooperation ot all associations and agencies here in the fight to be wake.
 Dr. Clark said Friday that in or der to save this city no end of man power and vast sum of money was needed and 1t was paramount that a campaign be started at once to kill the mosquitoes. He said that in this way the dangue fever during the autumn will be greatly reduced. but If unheeded the results this fall will be greater than ever before. The Kiwanis club has officially and en- Enthusiastically indorsed the campaign and the committee in charge will see to it that the entire community is informed of the best methods to kill the pests as outlined by pr. Clark.
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