The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
ITTH7ETrE

The time has again come for the opening of our U. D. c. columns, ana it is with genuine pleasure l extend greetings to every Alabama laughter. hoping after a summer pleasantly passed, you are ready to resume your places in the ranks and continue tne good work you have so well done m the past.
 This must be a year of unusual ac- tiyity; great things are before us; great results must be attained. com mend the work of the Division to your consideration; let us have an unproken record of constant, faithful service, entering upon it with that ndelity ana ana zeal that has ever marked the spirit of our organization.
 - W. Yours faithfully.
 Mary Billingsley Brown.
 Pres. Ala. Div, U. D. c.
 I will first call your attention to the Arlington monument fund. Our con vention so soon meets. hope, every Chapter will immediately forward 70 Mrs. Chapel Cory. chairman or that fund all contributions.
 The minutes of our last State Con- vention have for some time been ready for distribution. All Chapters not yet receiving copies, please write 10 Mrs. L. IT. Pride, Recording Secretary, Ala. Div. U. D. C.. Pride's, Ala. am sure you will all unite with me in thanking our faithful secretary upon her work so beautifully and so well done
 I am today mailing credential blanks to every Chapter. As soon as your delegates are elected. please i'll out blanks and mail one to Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, Recording Secretary. U. D. C., Opelika, Ala. the other to be sent 10 Miss Anna c. Benning, Chairman Gre dentIal Committee. care Mrs. Robert E. 40
 Below 1 give you In full "o--cial cafi" by Mrs. Stone, President General. U. D. C., for convention to be held the 11th, 18th. 18th and 14th of Novem- Der in Atlanta:
 ITO the United Daughters of the Con-
 federacy:
 Your attention is called to the meeting of the annual convention of the General Association. United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, in Atlanta, Ga, on Wednesday morning, Nov. II. 1908, at 10 o'clock, with a session of four days.
 aThe Atlanta Chapter with it's Presi- dent, Mrs. Edward G. Warner, 2l7 Juniper Street. Atlanta, are making every effort to assure a successful meeting.
 a'The Piedmont Hotel. Peachtree Street, has been selected for head quarters. Rooms on the European
 
 plan can be secured with or without bath. Other hotels on the European plan are the Kimball and the Arago1 !, both on Peachtree Street.
 "The Marion. hres blocks from the Convention Hall. and Majestic, tour blocks distant, both on the American plan. The Leland, a boarding house. four blocks from the Convention Hall, on Houston Street.
 Tor further inloemation in regard to accomm cd ations. write to Mrs. S. H. Melone, Chairman TnformatiAn Com mittee, IA East Pine Strec7 Atlanta, Ga.
 .aThe Convention will be held in the Cable Concert Fall, s9.S4 North Broad Street. Atlanta, three doors from the Piedmont Hotel.
 .sPresidents of State Divisions and Chapter Presidents. where no division is organized, will see that all require- rnents have been met for their full representation in the annual conven- tion. Such requirements are: com plete registry of membership papers, with each State Registrar, or with Chapter Registrar, where no division has been formed; the payment of an-