The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-19
ENSLEY HONORED
 BY APPOINTMENT
James Dupuy's Name On Plan Board Gratifies Community
lEnSleY Rureaul

Ensley to the Ramsay civic center plan ming board, was received here with deep satisfaction. He has been for some time one of the leading realtors in the dis trict and lately has developed into one of the most unselfish civic workers. He has given generously of his time and talent in every movement for the com munity, and has rendered slngularly successful service.
 Mir. Dupuy is in favor of the Ramsay plan of utilizing the streets near the Capitol park for civic center, he IS aware of the probability of some modl- fication of the plan and changes. He president of the realty board and a is q member of the Ensley Kiwanis club member of the Ensley kiwanis club, so that he will be In position to bring to the planning board the views of the members of the three associations. Night School POpu:ar-An enrolment of over 125 students has been reached in the Ensley free night school, being conducted at the Ensley high. The first week of work was concluded Frl- day night with additional enrolment winch brings the total above the mark attained last year.
 Dr. Dawson To Preach-Dr. l.. 0. Dawson, of Howard college, professor ot Bible and history, will deliver both ser mons at the Ensiey Baptist church Sunday. He has recently come from Tuscaloosa where he was located TOT many years, and is considered one or the most brilliant men in the Baptist ministry. The choir will render special programs at both services.
 Plan Play-The Stonewall Chapter U. D. c. of Ensley is participating in the plans for the play to be given at the Jefferson for the benefit of the Con federate veterans. The play Sun? shine is being rehearsed and it is said that considerable funds are expected.
 To Install Flagp0les-Nearly every business house ill Ensley has subscribed to A plan to erect eighteen flagpoles ln front of their stores with flags to De displayed on legal holidays. The flags will he installed by a flag company and the local military company will partlcl- pate in the proceeds of the sales. Ihe idea is to complete a perfect lane or Iiags on the principaI streets. It IS believed that hereafter on holidays over ooV flags will be displayed on the principal streets. 70 Boy Scouts, under the direction ot Pror. Charles Bowman, plan special enter
 
 day. The troop wishes to raise funds to buy truck to replace the one now heinz used which is quite veteran Tn service. The boys will offer tickets for sale. -,--
 Scouts On Traffic-Traffic at Ensley schools will be controlled during the week by Boy Scouts, according to ar arrangements being perfected in line with other schools of the district. At Palm- CT station on Ensley Highlands, Doys from the Minor school will direct the traffic while scouts from other schools will perform a similar service at va riouS points. .
 RenOyatiOns Nearing COmpIettiOIl- The renovations of Ramsay and MIG Cormack to the old bank building are nearly completed and will be ready TOT occupancy soon, it was sad SaturuaS; The upper floor is being entirely changed and tbe space will give to Enstey pro fessional men about twenty new offices. It is said that all of the space has been asked for by we'll known physicians ana others. The offices will be modern m every detail, according to NJ. ii. NC DowelL. in charge of the space.
 Name DeIegates-The Ensley hlwanls clnb has named John w. Minor and ID. x Richard delegates to the district con vention to be held in Orlando, Fla, No vemher 4 and 5. The delegates will represent the Ensley organizations ana will cast votes on the question of the separation of the Florida Alabama dls- troict. thus forming a district for Ala, hama and one for Florida. This IS sald to be the most important question to come up before the convention.
 Appointment EXpected-An appopt- ment of a postmaster at Ensley IS ex- uected during the coming week, It was announced here Saturday. The appoint ; ment has been delayed for some time on account of the re-examinatlons ana it is said the papers have now Deeh graded and will be sent to the civil serV- ice R. $. Hickman, the present post master has served since June without a commission. u,u,;. Dr. Mansfield Back-Rev. William H. Mansfield, who was called to Nash, vile on account of the serious illness oi his sister, has returned home ana VIII occupy his pulpit at the First Methodls' church Sunday morning and evening 2 He has announced two interesting sup s iects for the services and large at, tendance is expected. Dr. Mansfield :alG Saturday that an attractive muslcai program will be rendered.
 Mrs. Mcdonald Ill-Mrs. J. h. NIG' DonoId is ill in the Employees hospital