The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-12
ENSLEY FOOTBALL TEAM IS H0NORED BY KIWANIS CLUB
More Than 200 Attend Banquet In Elks
 Club
(FuSIey Rureau)

tlne or the most hliui'o N'NA given in Ensley, was the entertainment given Thursday night at the Elks cup by the Ensley Kiwanians in honor ot members of the Ensley High football team which emerged from the season yictors of the state and winners of the district loving cup With Dr. George H. Denny, president of the University of Alabama and Dr. Charles E. Glenn, delivering the two two addresses, the program proved to be of the deepest interest to all attending.
 Over two hundred persons attended the dinner. Tables were arranged as an "E" and an H." while at either end of the ball room, decorators ar ranged two goal posts wrapped in the colors of the Ensley High school. The tables contained several Christmas trees with remembrances on them for guests while confetti and serpentine papers were distributed and thrown during the rendition of the song numbers.
 Musical Program
 Leon Cole, well known baritone, and Mrs. Shackelford of Birmingham sang two numbers whrh were so much en- loved that an encore was required by inc audience for each number.
 President William E. Turnipseed ot the Kiwanis club presided and Rev. William II. Mansfield gave the invoca- tion. Several stunts arranged by hl- wanians enlivened the dinner, aimed at Coach White and Country Iowery. Rattlers, noise makers and other run machines" were provided for the guests and were used literally.
 Dr. Denny, who is known as friend of boys and also as q football ian, told Ensley players that the entire state had watched the records they achieved and it was pleasure to come ano speak a few words to them. He told the audience that the game was one requir- ing the highest in sportsmanship ana that A clean football player was pretty ant to carry his football training out into the world later and play similar game.
 Dr. Glenn, superintendent of the Blr- mingham schools, said that the games played this year were fine that every one was proud of the Ensley team and the backing that the boys received. He said that the Ensley spirit had per meated to other sections and that last ing results would be achieved as result of the patriotism invoked here in behalf of the high school worK'
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 Those attending the Kiwanis club dinner included the following: MT. ana Mrs John Angwin, Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Berney, Mir. and Mrs. Richard n. Bowron. Mir. and Mrs. George R. Rrrum and Catherine Byrum, Capt. K. P. Chadwick, Joe Mitchell and Miss Harris. George M Fields and Thelnia Robertson, Mir. and Mrs. Simon Gold stein. MT. and Mrs. Foster Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Harris, Miss Edna Chapman, Rev. and Mrs. Eugene c. Scott, H. C. Russell, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Smith. Jack Lindsey, SME and Mrs. John w. Minor, Mr. ~7and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Mrs. Ellis, MT. and Mrs. William E. Turnispeed, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mcdowell, Rev. and Mrs. William H. Mansfield, Wade Il. Oldham, Mir. and Mrs. J. Miles SpFauge, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E.. Scott, Mir. and Mrs. James Dupuy, Rush Hickman, Jr, Mrs. R; $. Hick- man. Sr., Mir. and Mrs. Henry w.. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ennis, Major and Mrs Hugh Craig, MT. and Mrs. Drayton Truck, Mir. and Mrs. j.. Hoke Perkins, Mir. and Mrs. J. Alfred Calhoun, Mir and Mrs. James c. Dar- den, Prof. c. F. Bowman and daugh- ter, Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ray. MT. and Mrs. R. F. Ham, Mir. and Mrs. Leon Cole, Mir. and Mrs. James A. Davis, Mary Francis Turner, Miss Onea B. Giyens, Dr. c. H. Denny, Dr. C. B. \ Glenn and Mrs. Glenn, Coach W. C.. White, Louie Ziegler, Robert Borden, Bill Scott, Raymond Hardy, Pup Fay ette, Davis Barnett, Charles McGon- agIe, Country Lowery, Bob Marston, Lefty Jackson, Bub Walker. Charles Manley, James Waggoner, Red Morton, Bill Smith, Ralph Robbins, Fat McA Bee, Howard Galloway, Willie Long, Vernon Patrick, Eugene Trech, Law renee Richards, Jack Negley. Roy Tuckerg. Lenis Bush. Thompson Mann, Frank Jones, J. k. Gardner, Capitola Neal, Fay Grayson, z. R. Henry, Eliza beth c. Smith, Daisy Stacey, Mir. and Mrs. Theo Wright, Rcbpcca Lackey, Kathryn Green. Miss Kathryn Smith, Nellie Ogburn, Kathrine Hay. Virginia Mills, Neal Pearson, Josephine Carol, Onzell Aldrch, Edna MarSton. Amilda Donald, Helen Kelly, Louise Reynolds, Nudge Henderson, Elizabeth Leslie, .( Margaret Sheppard, Grace Jones, Vida Mae Jones, Maude Forbes, Mary Pad gett, Sadie Propst, Clara overton Elizabeth Roberts, Annie Lou Brown Dorothy Kolpp, Marieune Gould, Mir and Mrs w. l. Pittmau, Hilton Up ton,