The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-13
NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE
 DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
Fly MRS. oHAPpELI COREY

Standing committee chairmen-soldieEs
 Home. Mrs c. H. Beale, Montgomery;
 scholarship, Mrs. L. M. Bashlnsky, Troy;
 education. Mrs. c. c. Thach, Auburn;
 history. Mrs. J. Townes Leigh, Mont
 gomery
 Chapter extension--GeneraI chairman.
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown, Birmingham; first
 subdivision chairman, Mrs. Harvey D. Ware, Fiorence second subdivision
 chairman. Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy, Birmins-
 ham; third subdivision chairman, Mrs.
 J. H. crenshaw, Montgomery; fourth
 subdivision chairman, Mrs. Henry Har-
 ris, Union Springs; auditing chairman, Mrs. John M. Moulton Mobne historical souvenirs, Mrs. w. l.. Dur, Montsom-
 cry; memorial highways. historic places
 and events, Mrs. R. R. Ross. Auburn. Convention ommittee-Credentals Mrs.
 Dan Smith, chairman, Avondale; juris- | prudence. Mrs. Lizzie B. Reeves, chair
 man, Montgomery: condensing minutes, Mrs. Jessie Lamar, chairman. Montgom- | cry; transportation, Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis, chairman. Camden.
 1 Chapter presidents, or any members of
 the chapters, are urged to send me by | october 25, the number of new members | gained III each chapter si1te iaSl >ONef1-
 Der. From now until then do everything
 possible to get eligible women to join your chapters-appoint committees for | that especial purpose. Every state in the
 general body is striving to gain this in- crease In membership. Remember that a
 state division to gain thls "eertlneate Of
 merit must have the greatest gain In
 membership, must form new chapters
 and new childrens chapters, must have | ffa ba af,fa to n gb-
 inston and it's 10 cents per capita dues ] paid to the general treasurer. Every president in Alabama division will plea Sc | let me know then by october 25 all the
 above named points concerning her chap | ter. as l mutt send this information to
 our president general Mrs. White. by | November l. You can accomplish much | in 10 days if you go right to work
 1 During a pleasant stay in opelika last
 week, attending the state meeting of that | great organization, the w. C. T. T. of Alabama, 1t was my happy lot to come | in close touch with our splendid Opelika | chapter '. D. c. Miss Mamie Harrison. whose wonderful voice has so often | charmed its thousands, Is now president of this chapter and straining every en-
 ergy 10 complete payment for their beau tiful Confederate monument One of the most delightful informal receptions was
 given at the lovely home of MT. and Mrs.
 Sanford. that your Alabama president
 might be given the privilege Of meeting
 not only the charming members of the w. D. C. circle, but of other organiza- tons and friends as well. These gather
 ings are not delightful, but profitable, bringing out discussion of our many good
 works and strengthening us In the bonds
 of love and fellowship
 Miss Harrison, who Is the gifted daugh- ter of Commander Department of Tennes- see Lieut.-Gen. George P. Harrison, has
 been appointed daughter of the division for the coming reunion In Selma. It is the earnest hope that many daughters all over the state and host of sons also will attend the Selma reunion. Let us
 make it our duty as well as pleasure to be with them, for these their earthly re-
 unions grow sorrowfully near the great Heavenly reunion of our Boys in Gray"
 Brighten the pathway with your tender services and your happiest smiles.
 The following from your Arlington state director s important:
 'I beg leave to remind you that this is the time at which you need to pur- chase your supply of Confederate seals for the Christmas sales Many of the chapters pledged themselves at the Green ville convention 10 take one or more dol