BARR IS VISITOR
Charles J. Barr, former general
superintendent of the steel plant but
now assistant to the vice president in
charge of operations at Chickasaw,
was in Ensley Friday looking over
the local plants and visiting old
friends. Mr. Barr has been stationed
In .Mobile for some time and the ces
sation of work there has caused the
persistent report that he will be
transferred to the Brown-Marx build
ing to direct new work during the
early part of 1924. However, Mr. Barr
discounted the report, indicating that
lie either knew nothing of such a plan
or was decidedly unwilling to make
any statement along that line. He re
turned to Mobile Saturday.
KIWA.NIAN'S TO ELECT
Annual election of officers for the
Ensley Klwanis club was set Friday
to be held the fourth meeting- in
December, bv William Turnispeed, the
president. Under the by-laws it is
necessary that a nominating commit
tee be appointed ajid all nominations
be made two weeks prior to the elec
tion A meeting of the board of di
rectors was called for Tuesday to
outline the proceedings. The election
Will Include all officers and direc
tors excepting the secretary whose
election rests entirely with the board
of directors. From indications it Is
doubtful whether there will be any
changes In the personnel of the
present officials have held office
since June 21. The directors' meeting
Tuesday will be held in the confer
ence room of the Bank of Ensley at
5 o’clock.
COMPLETE NEW ANNEX
The Kilgore Furniture company
annex, authorized only a few weeks
ago, has been constructed and now
being occupied by that company.
