At the meeting Thursday there will
ilso be elected two delegates to at
:end the Kiwanis convention next
ruesday. and Wednesday in Hunts
ville. Indications are that J. W.
Minar. district trustee for Ensley,
will attend and two additional ^dele
gates. It is hoped that the Ensley
dub will be able bo Send 1U or 15 vlsl-'
ors to the Huntsville con volition.
Albert Smith, who is working on the
lelegation, has been assured by
juite a number that they will make
Jie trip. This is the youngest club
which will, be officially represented
it the convention and President Tur
lipseed and other officers are anx
ous that a slendid showing be reg
Stered. The convention promises tj
ne of interest not only to Kiwanians.
>ut to others interesjed In the up
HUildin^ of the state of Alabama.
singers to Hold session
The Jefferson Ceiinty Sinking so
ciety will hold a singing at the
Shadyside Methodist church Sunday
afternoon, beginning at 2 O'clock, to
which every one is cordially invited,
it was announced Wednesday that
the session would be open to all, and
everyone that enjoys old-fashioned
singing is asked to attend. J. A.
Blackman, director of the Shadyside
Methodist church choir is especially
anxious that the members of the
choir be present.
ORPHANS VISITORS
Twelve orphans from the Masonic
home at Montgomery arrived in Ens
ley Wednesday for a ten days vaca
tion with members of the Aster
chapter Order of Et.atefn Star bf 13ns
ley. The little children will be dis
tributed to the various haijries repre
sented in the chanter and every ef
fort will be made to provide the
youngsters with a memorable outing.
This visitation initiated by the local
chapter, has created a distinctly
pleasing Impression in Easley.
