The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-12
'WOMEN'S PROGRAM
FEDERATION OF CLUBS WILL MEET
 IN SELMA.
Besides The Business Meetings There Will Be Number of Social Af- fairs--Renewed Interest
 Tn Baseball.

m HaHeDafIs
 Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, Nov. H. The progVam for the three days ses- sion of the State Federation of Wo- mems Clubs which meets at the Elks Home Tuesday Is a most interesting one.
 Besides the business program of the session, the members of the three local clubs, which are members of the State Federation, have arranged a most att tractive social program for the visit ing delegates, and the time spent in the city by the visitors will prove a most enjoyable one.
 The following is the program which has been arranged for the meeting:
 Tuesday, I,3O p. h..
 Invocation-Ilev. E. w. Gamble. Address-Mr. J. G. Converse. Music.
 Address of welcome-Mrs. a. L. Mc- Leod.
 Response-Mrs, L. M. Bashinsky, of Troy.
 Presidents annual report-Mrs-- -Rhett Goode. of Mobile.
 Music. Address--Mrs. Martha Gielow Music.
 wean6sday, Q a. m. Meeting of Committee on Credentials. Meeting of the Executive Board. 19 a. m.--Opening of Convention. Tnvocation--Rev. ]. l.. Rosser.
 Report of Credential Committee. Minutes--Mrs. Haley.
 Report of Treasurer-Mrs. Thames. Report of Auditor-Mrs. Beeland. Report of Corresponding Secretarg--- Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile Report of Editor--Mrs. Syd Robbins, of Mobile.
 Afternoon Session, 2 ?. m. Club reports.
 Open discussion.
 Thursday, 10 a. m.
 Invocation--Iaev. A. L. Andrews. Minutes. Club reports. Open discussion.
 Paper from Reciprocity Committee.
 AfternOon Session, 2 ?. m. Committee reports.
 Memorial hour. Friday, 10 a. m. Invocation--Rev, E. W. Gamble. Minutes. New business.
 Afternoon Session. - EIecetion of officers. Adjournment. Enfhuslasm Over Prospects. The lovers of base bali In Selma are very much enthused over the pros- poets of having base bail here next summer They think that the chances 1 of this city having a team in the Cot- | ton States League is good, and they know that if franchise in that league 1 isSsecured that some good sport will i be seen here and that the game will be well patronized.
 While the followers of the game are enthused over the prospects of getting | in the league, no organized effort to that end has been made. The time be- 1 fore a meeting of the Cotton States l League is held is short, and if Selma 10 franchise, an organized rs.t s-fiz t to be made. It is 1.<- Hta the necessary money to
 lb can he easily raised.
 a 4araal.y organized. While n3 ra 4t 1s lead of the movement 1t
 taaurf lat during the coming s q 1g will be organized for .rtps forming q company to i aaH ta, franchlse if possible -.-. aiming of Labor
 sEso.. q0rs in the territory ad- :, Jaueil. .e ..5yIil.a~ are bewailing the scar l city of farm labor. On many farms | there are fields of cotton which have not been picked, and these fields are white with the staple. The farmers are afraid that this cotton will not be ! picked as 1t Is a hard matter to secure 1 labor, and the approaching rainy season will beat the cotton from the bolls and | causesft to be ruined. Social and Personal | I. Cadden of Benton, spent today in the city.
 simon Patterson of Pine Apple spent | today in Selma. \ l Gahland Kirver of Linden, was here | today.
 J. E. Fitzgerald left last night for Washington. N. C., where he will spend | several days. M. Coxwell of Birmingham, was a visitor here today. 1 |