The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-17

BANK OF EQSLEY ]
 NAMES OFFICERS Directsrs Annnal RePsrt SIsw
 EcoWagiRg Busiiaess Out-
 look Fer The New Yer
 Annual meeting CT the stockholders ef the Rank of Ensley was held Twes- day afternoon i'm the hunkipg reannss resulting in the election ef the fermer officials. exceputing Wizliam n Supp paer, assistant cashier, whe tenAerca ? hls resignation zAseA =s.s ses-<vySssaa with regret by the executixes.
 It was announced that Mir Smvp1tr, who had been with the bank fur the past 10 years and who WAS in change or the discounts, was leaving ts take much needed rest i'm FlsxS2a hefsre ne makes arrangememtz for Inns futme activities. Robert E. ChaA6ck, presi- 1Shs VI D4<C 0duk7 &IBAx,4 UH1k AAh- nSWN- pier had served the bunk and its tercst, which was greatly apprexlaneA and that his len~ing was a halter that not only was regretted ky the officials, but by every empseye ef the inz3itmtipm, The best wishes Of the entire eryami- xation were extendeA to the reaizing official.
 The annual electiem ef officers re- suited in Nr. ChaAwick being renamed president; Samuel C Kinx, vice prexi- dent and czshier. H. J. CMmmingk, manager of the Wylam brzmch, and William c. Maxwell, aszss1nnt cashier.
 Announcement was made that 1SGs had been the banner yuar in the hfs- tory of the bank Tbe high axeraSe of steady employment here and the hMsa- ness expansion WAS reflected i'm the earnings of the bank, which shows a large surplus and rrufit for the past F months. Depokits hzve been the greatest in the history of this bank.
 1t was given emt that ima6catium.s were most reaxsnring and that the present IF months held greater pmssa- bliities than amy year ever expeni- enced here Officials of the Bank of Ensley mentioned the Chadwick uesri- monial contest as being eme of the most progressive accpmnaixhmem4s of the year.
 MurAznfs Met
 Ens3ey Associated Merchants held . meeting in the inferSar count rmom Tuesday mcrniny at 10 o'clock whsm members discussed PaaRs to vEsit aHH of the schools in close proximity to Ensiey and deliver addresses to the students on various cesnmezeSal work being done i'm this section The asse- ciation thinks 1t good iaen to discnss with the students features of ewannner- cial activity which weuM prove mot only interesting, but of laxaim- vaHme to the young men and wozpem of this section. The association also dls- tussed the monthly prSue raaRs and the agreement seemed tobe umamimnms that the present plan was preferable 10 any that have beem trSed her~HmSsre.
 F. H. Tyler presided as paesSdemH- having been electeA at the Last meeaimS for the year. Other officers were also m atteniance and a aarge number of the members.
 1ack DuraE2zn
 Remains of Jack Durham yeumg som of MT. and Mrs Thomas Durham. who died at the family residence T,uss.aay morning will be shipped tp PaaImxxiHRe. Ga, Wedaesday by Ech0as & Amgwim- where funeral serxices and the inter ment win take Place-
 Glee CaaA E.4zxai.s
 The Birmingham-Southsam Glee club and students toaaling abpuH 200 visited the Ensaey High srhDa1 Twes- day at the assembly h0ur ana as- sumed charge of the program there- The Glee club rendered sexeral sOmSs and otherwise entertained the sHm- dents and were giving n reuSiRg vote of thanks for the visit and the emter- tainment accorded The Birmingham- Southern Glee club has taken front rank among college organizations of this season and the visit to EmxAev appreciated, according to Prof. E- E Smith; principal of the sch1aa-
 Banquet Planned
 The banquet at the Enxaey Hlgh school Friday night for the memAers of the athletic teams and hnmurarv members of the athletic assocaaHium is exciting the interest of the memherS of the organization The affaIr wluR be attended by William H. Mansfield. representing the Ensaey MeThnaEsE church Mems club, by WiHRiam E Turnipseed, representing the KiRamIs club and F. H. Tyaer, president of ama representing the Ensley Assecaatea Merchants. Parents of the members of the association and members of the faculty will also attend
 Ts Install O4fiuers
 Approximately 1JO guests wlaa be present Thursday night when Erskime Ramsay, past president Wfthe Rir- mingham Kiwanis caub, insralRs the of ficials ofthe Eusley club for 19aA The banquet will be held at z 20 o'clock at the Masonic hall
 The program as outllined WeMmes- day includes aninrocation by Rev. Eu- gene Scott, which follows the san%Emg of. America Several boys and girAs of the Ensley High school wial present a series of Indian songs and aamces, to be followed by Kiwanis ceremonies in charge of l. Miles SRgague am& simon Golastein. Mir Ramsay wim then. install the officers of the Ems- ley club and will deliver am address ap- propriate for the Occasl0n- This wlAl be followed by n speciality by William Thompson President William E Turnipseed will deliver nm adaress 0n behalf of the installed Gfficers. where- upon the club will be greeted by rep- resentatiFes from au of the xiglc climbs of Birmingham, including hte RwtaHF, Kiwanis, Exchange, LS0mss CammwnR- -ty, Cosmopolitan, Optimis1. CiVita@s and others.
 Mrs. MAtfhsws W2k1r
 Funeral services for Mrs- Matthew Walker. who died at her h0me nm Pratt City, will be held from the reSi- hence E2 Church Efr4Af TIhmnssanV