The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-03
.ENS[EY BUS LINE
 PLANS TO PUT ON
 ADDITION CARS
Reports on Business Show Operations SeIf-SuStain- ing-Student's Paper
 Wins Praise
ENSLEY BUREAU l THE AGE-HERALD !

ENSLEY BUREAUl THE AGE-HERALD Ensley, Ala. March 2
 The board of directors of the Ens-
 ley Merchant and Business Mems Bus
 Line, Inc, held we'll attended meet ing Friday morniAg, at which time
 reports of the bSs line were read
 which were very favorable. The re-
 ports show that the bus line is more
 than self-sustaining since it has been
 In operation, having started just be-
 fore Christmas. The directors also
 discussed putting on an additional
 bus on the na-Edgewater line which Is badly needed, as the one bus now operating on a regular schedule or the increasing patronage.
 The members of the board will recommend to the members of the association that an additional bus be purchased at the next regular
 monthly meeting. The busses are no woperating on a regular schedule between Docena, Edgewater. Mulga and Ensley and they are being well patronized. s the people living In
 the outlying districts did not have d IcS uldT SCneQule or route unCll Iue
 busses started operating. The asso
 citation has received a number of
 letters thanking them for installing
 the busses and recently they were
 entertained by the faculty of the
 Minor High school. who wished to show their appreciation of the route which passes by the school.
 "GLEAM IS ATTRACTIVE The midyear edition of "The Gleam." which is published by the
 students of the Ensley High school, was placed on circulation Friday. Is very attractively made up and con-
 tains interesting articles about the literary societies, athletics. clubs.
 music the midterm graduates and a
 number of miscellaneous articles. Much credit is due to The Clean staff which is composed of Clarence O'Brien. editor-in chief: Miss Lillian Butler. literary editor: Miss Virginia Avery. assistant editor: Miss Eliza beth Fox. club editor: Miss Dorothy Bass. athletic editor: Miss Augusta Graves, assistant athletic editor; Miss Fife Davis, exchange editor: Miss
 Elizabeth Sadler. miscellaneous edi- tor: Miss Doris Peterson. assistant exchange editor; Clarence OBren, ClTCuldtlOH, ,dIllOIt pI dhs doSio te'h '
 circulation manager; advisers. Miss
 Maude Forbes. Miss Elizabeth Smith.
 Miss Orissa Paris. Miss Cap Neal, ]. NJ. Bryan and T. NJ. Kegley.
 In the issue is directory of the graduates of last year the famous saying of the mid-term graduates
 marriages, list of those who were exempt from examinations, list or those promoted from the different grammar schools, session room of ficers, two poems by May Willie Har- ris, a number of jokes on school life, | reports of the various organizations, and articles by Carl Morrison, Her bert Green Miss Pearl Dunlap, Miss 1 Jeanette Gilmore. Miss Elizabeth Sadler, Clarence O'Brien. Miss Au- gusta Graves. Miss Mary McLearn, and Miss Mary Frances Mann.
 | CALLED BY BROTHER's MIsHAP | Jesse A. Bell left early Friday
 morning for Chattanooga. Tenn, where he was called on account of
 serious accident to his brother Will 1 Bell who was seriously hurt Thurs l day afternoon by a train A wire
 was received Friday afternoon thai
 his brother was still alive. but there
 was little hope held out for his re-
 covery. He and his two brothers,
 John and Robert, all of this city, are l now at their brothers bedside.
 TO HOLD LEAGUE INSTITUTE. 1 Plans have been completed foi&he
 annual Epworth league district in
 stitute of North Bessemer district to
 be held at the Pratt City Methodist 1 church Sunday afternoon at l o'clock. Supper will be served at 530 1 ~, bu Sopj and Inter- =
 mediate Epworth leagues. The pro
 gram will be. in charge of Miss Will | lie Lewis Hanchey. district secre- tary, and Rev. William Graham l Echols, conference secretary
 A general round table discussion
 of league work will be held in the
 afternoon At 6:30 o'clock model | league program will be presented 1 by the senior and Intermediate Ep- | worth Leagues of Pratt City, This i district is composed of IA chapters l A large attendance is expected.
 TO PRESENT MINSTREL.
 The Eagles High Brown Minstrel
 will be presented at the Hueytown l High school Friday evening March
 9. This minstrel has been staged 1 successfully number of times in l this district. The proceeds from the 1 performance Will go 10 the puilu- | ing and charity fund. The cast of | characters is composed of talented
 members of Pratt City Aerie No. 972
 assisted by chorus of girls.
 SCOUTS TO MEET.
 | The Wylam Boy Scouts will meet | in the basement of the Methodist
 church Saturday evening at 7:30 l o'clock.
 HYPATIAN CLUB ENTERTAINS.
 Mrs. Charles Trydell entertained
 the members of the Hypatian club
 at their meeting this week at her l home on Hillside Drive. The annual l election of officers was held and the | following were elected: Mrs. T. E.
 Hicks, president: Mrs. Ollin Miller, vice president; Mrs. C. C. Lloyd. sec
 retary and reporter; Mrs. l.. F. ! Wood. treasurer; Mrs. C. A. Birk, | parliamentarian: Mrs. D. Long. ai-
 ternate; Mrs. Margaret Davis, critic. l At the close of the business meet | ing a. salad course was served to
 tEe following: Mrs. R. H. Bumgard- i erer; Mrs. C. A. Birk. Mrs Mar garet Davis, Mrs. Joseph Halfpenny
 Mrs. John Hawkins, Mrs. T. F. 1 I;,I- Avc w I