Mr. Culpepper will ifreach to men
ENSLEY SOCIETY
ENTERTAIN CLASSES
Mrs. Charles Thomas was hostess
to the Wesley BibLe class and their
wives and the Phllathea class of the
First Methodist church at her home
on Pike avenue, Friday evening'. A
musical program was enjoyed and at
the close dainty refreshments were
served.
parent-teacher meet
Parent-Teacher association of the
Ensley High school held their month
ly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
school. Mfs. J.s J. Nickel, president
of the association, presided and in
troduced the speaker of the occasion,
Mrs. B. B. Baker, wife of the super
intendent of the Fairfield school,
who delivered an excellent address on
“The School of Tomorrow.”
A number of selections were sung
by the school glee club and Miss
Mabel Kent gave a group of read
ings. Mrs. J, H. Flautt, who, with
the president, represented the asso
ciation at the recent convention of
the State Mothers’ council and Par
ent-Teacher association, made an in
teresting report. During the busi
ness session a number of improve
ments were discussed.
Mrs. D. E. Co^k was appointed as
reporter for the association, and Mrs.
J. M. Donaldson named chairman ot
the program committee for the Jan
uary meeting, which will be held the
second Tuesday instead of the first.
The program for the meeting this
month was arranged by a committee,
of which Mrs. W. B. Riman was
chairman. A social hour followed
the session in the auditorium, when
dainty refreshments w^re served in
the school dining roam by gins from
the domestic science classes.
AIRS. LONG HOSTESS
Mrs. A. G. Long was a decent hos
tess to the members of the Builders’
circles of the W! M. S. of the Ensley
Baptist church, at the home of Mrs.
