The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-27
SHOE STORES CLOSE
 EARLY ON SATURDAY
Mrs. Mal0ny Announces I'm pOrtant Step Forward in
 Early Closing Movement

Mrs. H. N. Malony. leader of the early Saturday night closing movement an- nounced last night that she had secured an agreement from all shoe stores in town to close at g o'clock. This is re- garded as a highly important step for ward as these dealers were practically the only ones who had not agreed to close early on Saturday
 Mrs Malony states that this work is not being done by the Consum- CTS league, but that few women of this association have helped in this work. not any more, however than the women from the Civic board. Wom- ans Christian Temperance union, Young women's Christian association. Women s Missionary union of the South Highlands Baptist church. First Baptist church. Eff ty-Sixth Street Baptist church, West End Bs ptist church. West End Methodist Epis- copal church and Woman's Graded union
 This work was begun by Mrs Malony the first week in July and she has pre- sented 1t to SS organizations since that time. and has secured the indorsement and cooperation of same. The organiza- tions indorsing the early Saturday night closing presented by Mrs. Malony are as follows:
 Soutilside Baptist church. the Rev Pres ton Blake. pastor Woman,s Missionary union, Mrs Darby Brown. president Southside Baptist Sunday school. B. H. Hartsfield. superintendent.
 First Baptist church, the Rev A. J. Dickinson. pastor. Woman's Missionary union, Mrs. P. J. Daugette, president First Baptist Sunday school. B. c. Cox, superintendent.
 Executive board of the Baptist Wom- ans Missionary union.
 Annual meeting of the womans Mis- sionaiy union of the Birmingham dis trict. Mrs w. l.. Rosamond, president.
 Pastors conference of all churches.
 Baptist Pastors union.
 West End Baptist church, pr. Black welder, pastor Woman's Missionary union. Mrs. M. E. Bell. president West End Baptist Sunday school, MT. I. w. Broughton, superintendent.
 FIfty-Sixth Street Baptist church, Dr. Ross C. Baker, pastor. Woman's Mis- sionary union. Mrs. G. "A. Andrews. pres ident Fifty-sixth Street Baptist Sun day school.
 Five Points M E. church, Dr. F. c. Mccoy, pastor. Sunday school. MT. J. B. Dryer. superintendent
 First NJ. E. church, Dr. I. w. Johnson. pastor. Sunday school, R. L. Ezelle. superintendent.
 West End M. F. church, the Rev. J. c. Persinger pastor. Woman's Missionary union. Mrs. J. IL. Rowe pastorS
 Woman's Missionary union of the Elev- enth Avenue M k. church, Mrs. East man president.
 Equal Suffrage association, Mrs. A. M. Taylor. president
 Woman's Christian Temperance union Mrs. w. H. Jeffries, president
 Young Womens Christian association, Mrs. James McLester, president
 Trades Council. L. L. Ely. president
 Woman's Graded union, Mrs s. P. Moore, president
 Woman's Civic board. Mrs. Dupont Thompson, president.
 Womans Missionary union of the Baptist, Methodist Episcopal and Presby- terian churches of Pratt City
 Negro Baptist Ministers conference. the Rev. T. W. Walker, president.
 Sixth Avenue Baptist church (colored), the Rev. J. F. Goodgame, pastor.
 Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church (col- ored), the Rev J, A. Whitted. pastor
 Colored Southside Womens Bible class, the Rev Goodgame's church.
 Ministers Conference, Methodist Eps- copal (colored).