The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-30

 l Mrs. Chappell Cory, president Alabama division, U. D. C., issues the following,
 calling the attention of every daughter
 to the information and suggests it be cut out for future reference: Officers of Alabama division, U. D. C.: l Mrs. Virginia Clay Clopton, honorary I life president, Huntsville.
 Mrs. Chappel Cory, president, Roebuck | Springs, Birmingham.
 | Mrs. F. w. Christian, first vice presi- dent, Mobile.
 Mrs. B. T. Roberts, second vice pres | ident, Clayton.
 Mrs. c. S. Tutwiler, recording secretary, IDothan.
 Mrs. w. K. McAdory, corresponding secretary, Birmingham. Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw, treasurer, Mont- gomery.
 Mrs. S. T. Frazer, historian, Union Springs
 Mrs. E. P. Garrett, registrar, Belle | Nina.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree. recorder of crosses, Birmingham
 Mrs. Harvey E. Jones. chaplain. Mont
 gomery.
 Department editor of Alabama division. Mrs. Charles J. Sharp. Special committee chairmen: Alabama representative Arlington monument and Confederate seals, Mrs. Clifford A. Lanier, Sr., South Perry street, Montgomery; Ala
 bama representative Shiloh monument,
 Mrs. F. W. Webster, Huntsville; chair man Gettysburg monument. Mrs A. W.
 Newson, Huntsville.
 Standing committee chairmen Soldiers home, Mrs. C. H. Beale. Mont
 gomery: scholarship, Mrs. l.. M. Bash
 insly, Troy; education, Mrs. C. c. Thach, Auburn; history, Mrs. s. T. Frazer. Union Springs chapter extension general chair man, Mrs. Charles G. Brown, Birming- ham; first subdivision, Mrs. Harvey D. Ware, Florence; second subdivision, Mrs. c. M Tardy, Birmingham; third sub division, Mrs. Fl. L.. Martin, Ozark; fourth subdivision, Mrs. Henry Harris, Union Springs; auditing, Mrs. Leonard Hobart, Birmingham; historical souvenir, Mrs. w. l.. 'Durr Montgomery; Children of Confederacy, to be supplied, Mrs. Mary Clayton having moved to New York; Alabama room confederate museum, Richmond, Miss Mary Clayton, Eufaula; Sallie Jones, memorial, Mrs. M. T. Beck, Camden; memorial highways, historic places and events, Mrs. B. B. Ross, Au- burn.
 The minutes of the Mobile convention are now out and have been distributed enc each to a chapter president as per constitution. 'Those chapters and indi- vidual members desiring additional copies can secure them from state recording secretary by accompanying their orders with postage at the rate of cents per opy."-Article 4, section 8, constitution. | Mrs. Virginia Faulkner McSherry, our president general, advises that chapters which have been requested to pay s an- nually to Mrs. Trader of Washington, D. C., turn down the request, since there arc other needs more pressing. The general treasurer, Mrs. c. B. Tate, Pulaski, Va, urges all who have not sent | U. D. c. dues for this year to do so
 at once.
 Mrs. w. K. McAdory, corresponding sec-
 retary Alabama division, has sent the
 following to each chapter president: As l p1 esident of Alabama division I urge as | the great meeting of the general con- vention is not far off, that each chapter shall attend promptly to requests herein made; also beg you will not overlook the urgent appeal made you some weeks since in the letter sent out to each chap ] ter president
 | The next annual convention of the | United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene in tho committee room of Hotel Jefferson, Richmond, Va, November at s 80 a. m. Each chapter is entitled to one delegate for every 25 members or fraction thereof, not less than seven shall be entitled to another vote. Any one del- egate may cast the entire vote of the chapter; or, If no delegate can attend, l the chapter may be represented by proxy. It is very important that each chapter should be represented, and if it | cannot be represented by duly elected delegate, it should be by proxy. Please find inclosed three blank ere dentials for delegates, which are to be filled out as soon as your delegates are selected; one of these must be forward ed to Mrs. Roy w. Mckinney, recording secretary general U. D. C., drawer 490, pad,,cah. Ky; one to Mrs. B. A. Blenner, chairman credentials committee, 2521 Grove avenue, Richmond, Va, and the third one must be taken to the conven- ten by the delegate or proxy of each chapter. It is important that Mrs. Me- Kinney should receive these credentials at least 10 days before the convention and at the earliest possible time. Read
 carefully article 2, section 10, of the by