The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-10
ENSLEY DEAL { R s.
ALL SET FOR BIC.
PICNIC THURSDAY.
Entire City Will Close For Day
Of FroIic At Pine
view
ENSLEY BUREAU !
THE AGE-HERALD 7

Ensley, Ala, June
The business directors of Ensley
will be loaded on trucks and in au
tomobiles Thursday and literally
transplanted tC Pineview. A complete
lineup of the plans for the outing
Thursday was furnished The Age
Herald bureau Saturday by w. e.
Turnipseed, which indicates that
every possible detail has been ar
ranged to provide day of pleasure
for the business interest. their en-
ployes and families, with the mini
mum of discomfort or preparations
by them.
1t is requested that everyone meet
at the city hall Thursday morning
at o o'clock. There three merchant
busses will lead procession which
will consist of two motorcycle po-
licemen in front and followed by 200
automobiles or more. There will also
be two street cars on hand to take
care of those who will be unprovided
for on the busses or in private pas
senger cars. These street cars will
go direct to JCnesboro where the
merchant buses will be waiting
and will transport them to the park.
The parade will have two trouble
trucks in line. One will be fur
and the other by the 81 Tire company,
and the other by the 81 Tirecompany,
SO lndl any tIOuDlc Gil iOutC " ii NC
promptly repaired and no delays In
Cured.
Mr.. Turnipseed announced that
badges will be distributed to the
merchants Tuesday morning which.
in turn, will be distributed to the
individuals by the merchants, 1t
being believed that the latter will
know better to whom to give the
badges. There will be also banners
to, irof t,,
the passersby the reason Of the pa
rade. The badges must be worn by
the attendants as this will be the
only means whereby one will be per-
mitted to share free all of the pleas
ures of the picnic. 1t is also re-
quested that every business house
close its doors On the day of the pic
mic which apparently is hte intention
of everyone in Ensley.
WILL REMODEL PROPERTY
1t is stated with authority that
Pegram & Meade. owners of the
property located between their off1ces
and the Bell telephone offices Will
remodel the building within short
time The result will be that the en-
tire space on Nineteenth street Will
be occupied by one firm, whereas
at this time two businesses are using
the space. 1t is stated that the
plans call for an exceedingly attrac-
tive front, which will add consider
ably to the appearance of that prop
erty.
Plans for the new work are in the
hands of contractors, and 1t Is be-
lieved they will be contracted fCr
within few days.
KIWANIs DIRECTORS MEET
The temporary board of directors
of the Ensley Kiwanis club will meet
Monday afternoon at O'Clock TO
handle some details preparatory to
the luncheon Wednesday when the
final plans of the club will be worked
out. Jeff Bailey, district secretary
of the club, will submit list of po-
tential members, whose names Will
be passed upon by the board of gov
ernors. Mr.. Bailey in selecting the
different men for classification In the
Kiwanis club mas gathered together
some of the strongest business anc
industrial men of this district, 1t Is
stated, and will evolve from the num-
Der a very strong and active kiwanis
club, it Is believed. At the meeting
Wednesday the temporary Officers
will either be retained or replaced
permanently, according to the rules
and regulations of the Kiwanis in
ternational which prescribes all for
malities incident to the formation OF
a club. There has been created here
the highest interest in the organiza-
ton and the luncheon Wednesday Is
expected to be an eventful one III
the history of Ensley.
VIVIAN BUSINESS MEN MEET
Reports from several committees
and suggestions for new work Will