The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-27
ENSEEY KIWANIANS TO MEET TODAY AT
 MASONIC TEMPLE
EnSIey Business Men Act FavorabIy On CIoe'S
 Suggestion
ENSLEY BUREAU l THE AGE-HERALD !

Ensley, Ala, Sept. 26 The k1Wanis club ofNEnSley will hold regular meeting Thursday at 12:15 o'clock in the Masonic Tenn pie, The entertainment committee of which James Dupuy, is chairman, announced Wednesday, that the com mittee would permit Postmaster K. S. Hickman, to complete a statement relative to local postal conditions which he was unable to finish on ac- count of time being called on him at previous meeting. In addition the program committee has arranged for an address and there will be sew eral musical selections. Altogether the program Is full and 1t Is expect ed meeting of unusual interest will be held.
 The meeting at the Masonic temple this week will conclude the series to be served by the ladies of the Baptist church. Persueing It's policy of al- ternating Its luncheons, 1t was an- nounced Wednesday by H. D. Will mtttee. that the October luncheons will be served by another group to be announced later. The place of meeting will perhaps remain at the Masonic Temple it was stated. There will be a report on the picnic held last Thursday at Edgewood and other details for the consideration of the club.
 ACT ON CLOE's SUGGESTION
 Following the suggestion of Com missioner W. B. Cloe. that the city nall in Ensley be renovated and made into business houses and a new mu- nicipal building erected here, the plan is being worked out by local real estate men.
 It was stated Wednesday that there was being made an investiga- tlon as to the plan Mir. Cloe has in mind and the result will likely be a new building in Ensley where all city business will be transacted and where the court, fire department and police department will be properly housed. It was stated that a realty firm in Ensley has mapped out a plan of doing the renovating for the ttty th provided the city would lease to them the remade building for a period of years. Whether this will be done has not been decided. How ever, st Is stated that plans of such an attractive character as to influ- ence the city commission in build Ing a new structure here will be out lined to Mir. Cloe and that definite steps will be taken towards execut ing the plans within a short time.
 CONSTRUCTION WORK BEGUN
 Construction was begun Wednes- gay on the new building of the Presbyterian church, corner Avenue G and Twenty-first street. Having acquired half block of property there the congregation started on the first unit of construction. which will be a Sunday school building eventually. Construction is in charge of a general foreman and was not let by contract, 1t was stated. The new building will be exception- ally attractive and will contain all features entering into well equipped Sunday school plant. The congregation will build later a church building on it's property but for some months will use the build ing now under construction. Since the coming to Ensley of Rev R. c. Scots. the First Presbyterian church mas taken some progressive steps and 'he citizens here generally are interested deeply In the begin l ming of the new church addition to Il at conmuHty. The construction will be completed about January 1 1t Is believed