The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-06
.ENSLEY K | w A N IS
 CLUB ID RECEIVE FORMAL CHARTER
Elaborate Plans Made For Event Of Thursday Night.
 Many Visitors To Attend
ENSLEY BUREAU1 THE AGE-HEKALD ]


 charter Thursday before an audi ence of something like 200 citizens of Ensley. There will be present a delegation of Kiwanians from Annis- ton. Birmingham, Bessemer and Fairfield. It is stated that other clubs plan to send representatives to the Ensley affair but formal mo- tice has not been received by the Ensley club.
 The members of the Ensley club have prepared a very extensive pro- gram for the charter which will be feature of banquet to be served by the ladies of the Baptist church. The affair will be held in the Ma sonic dining hall, corner Avenue E and Twenty fourth, beginning at 7;30 o'clock.
 The program consists or invocation by Rev. Edmonds Bennett, D. D., rec tor of St. Johns church, to be fol- lowed by a formal welcome by Rev. Keener Matthews in the place of Prof. Elmer E. Smith as originally intended. Professor Smith was call ed away from the city. An orchestra will furnish the music during the evening and quartet composed of M. M. Hughes, W. H. Mansfield, Nat Clarke and Arthur Thomas will rem solo by Miss Ellen Dupuy and songs by the entire assembly. The charter will be accepted on behalf of the Ensley club by William E. Turnip- seed, president. Hardeman S. Meade will introduce the district governor. There will be short talks by Darby H. Brown, vice president of the Bir- mingham club; Gordon Vail, presi- dent of the Bessemer club, and pr. c. w. Shackelford, president of the Fairfield club.
 The Kiwanis club officials are ex- erting every influence to make the charter night a big success. This is the first occasion since the forma- ton of a Kiwanis club in Ensley to which ladies have been invited and on that account program slightly more extensive than is customary has been arranged. The decorations of the dining hall are being arranged by a committee headed by F. G. Kelly, and it is expected that the scene will be very brilliant one.
 The officials of the club request that every guest be ready to be seat ed promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The at tendants will includes:
 Governor and Mrs, H. Frank Will liamson, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Mans- field, Dr. and Mrs, Edmonds Bennett, Mir and Mrs. Jeff Bailey, Charles F. Bowman, Mrs. Cleveland, Gordon Vail, Ellen Dupuy, Nat Clarke, Jr., Arthur Thomas, M. M. Hughes, D H. Brown, c. w. Shackelford ana wife, Mrs. Roscoe Scott, MT. and Mrs. Drayton Trucks, MT. and Mrs. John Neally, Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Smith MT. and Mrs. Max P. Mellon, MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Sparks, MT. and Mrs. C. E. Dodge, MT. and Mrs. $. c. Liz gins, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Clarke, J. Ell lis Brown, Henry Sanders, C. w Sanders, MT. and Mrs. 1. E. Bennett Dr. and Mrs. E. w Tucker, Rev. E. C, Scott, Roberta Hall, MT. and Mrs. J' A. Smith, MT. and Mrs. IS. c. King MT and Mrs. J. w. Minor, MT. ano Mrs. F. G. Kelly, MT. and Mrs. James Dupuy, Hazel Mcbride, Mrs. Wal ter Puckett, Miss Dolly Puc kett, MT. and Mrs. H. D. Smith Mir and Mrs. Glenn c. Burke, Marion Young and Mrs. Young, MT. and Mrs Spragre, MT. and Mrs. C.. H. Grain Hi. Yielding, Miss Dorothy Crane Rev, and Mrs. Keener Matthews Judge and Mrs. Harry Burns, pr. and Mrs. w. H. Wynne, Mir. and Mrs. K. G. Tate, MT. and Mrs. James Me- Laughlin, MT. and Mrs; J. G. Darden guests, MT. and Mrs. George Byrum' MT. and Mrs. Simms Goldstein, Max Cohen, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Perkins MT, and Mrs. Dan Duffee, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew l.. Gaston, MT. and Mrs. Richard l.. Bowron, MT. and Mrs William E. Turnipseed, Miss Kate Nelson Turnipseed, MT. and Mrs. j. Clarke, MT. and Mrs. Hardeman Meade, MT. and Mrs. H. D. Williams, Miss Lucille Williams, MT. and Mrs Wellborn Williams, MT. and Mrs Robert E. Chadwick, MT. and Mrs. h' M. Sparks, MT. and Mrs. Clyde Plp- pen, MT. and Mrs. Tom Plppen, MT and Mrs. E. G. Kelly and Mrs. Ellis' Joe Mitchell, Major and Mrs, Freder- ick B. Dodge, Lieut.. Frederick Dodge United States army, and Mrs. Dodge, Joseph Noojin, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Chalmers, MT. A. D. Rochester ana party, MT. and Mrs. Oscar K. Berney' MT. Jack Lindsay, MT. Foster damll- ton, MT. Robert Terrell.
 BANK PRIZES ANNOUNCED
 William C. Maxwell, with total of 319 new accounts, won the 1lrSt prize in the Bank of Ensley em- rloyes' Chadwick testimonial contest. W. Herman Smith was second, win ming with 257 new accounts. Keith Bryant was third and Miss Muscoga Wildsmith was fourth. The two For mer winners will be given a trip to New York cIsy, guests of the Cheml- cal National bank and the Mechanics and Metals National bank, where they will be permitted to see two large DdnhS lN OPClallOu anu eiAA siiN details entering into such financial operations. Miss Wildsmith and Mir. Bryant each won prizes of S1p0, while every contestant was given bonus for the accounts secured in the con test.
 It was announced by Samuel c. King, vice president, that the num- Der of new accounts received was 1920, which was 320 more than the goal set 90 days ago. In the contest the Bank of Ensley received $2OO,0O0 in new deposits as a direct result of this unusual and unique affair. The announcement was also made by MT. King that the deposits of the bank had broken all records, indicating a condition in the Ensley district un- paralleled in its history.
 Following the announcement of the prize winners, MT. and Mrs. Samuel c. King invited all of the officers and employees to their home In Fair field, where they were entertained ming President Robert Chadwick was given the results of the contest, and also a silver service of unusual de- sign. He was very greatly affected by the action of his associates ana expressed his appreciation in few well-choseR words. Later the guests were entertained at theatre party, occupying two boxes at Loews Bijou. The following guests were present: {: MT. and Mrs. S. c. King, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Chadwick, Mir. Il. J. Cum mings. Mir. w. c. Maxwell, Mrs. w. D. Suppler, Mir. Ward Bracken.. MT. E. L. Tricks, MT w. H. Smith, MT. Keith Bryant, Mir. Hugh A, Smith, MT. Stewart Fell, Mir. Ernest Hagler, MT. Guy Roebuck. MT. Paul Schilleci, MT. Leslie Sawyer, MT. Miller Ri- viere, Miss Lanye Smith, Miss M., Wildsmith,. Miss Christine Tollett, Miss Lula M. Wildsmith, Miss Elvina Gentelet, Miss Sadie Moxley. Miss Juliene Garnier. Miss Rae. Fancher.
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