The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-27
Charlie Campbell Says He Certainly Will Be Pres ent, Which Is Something of An Inspiration to the Members
.ANNISTON COUNCIL IS TO SEND GOOD-SIZED
 D FL E c A ATION OVER
Grand Councillor Wall and Other Members From Huntsville Are Ex- pected-Membership Committee Meets aturday-Personal Notes.

Brother C. NJ. Campbell says he certain ly vii, be at the council meeting next Sat urday night. If he does it will be the third time this year he has been in at tendance Charlie certainly Is an inspr- a good thing he realizes it. else he might not attend so many meetings. Welcome, little stranger!
 H. Clay Fulton. one of the live wires of the Anniston council. U. C. T.. spent Saturday in Birmingham. MT Fulton says Arniston council. U. c. T., spent Saturday in Birmingham. MT. Fulton says Annis- ton will be here In force next Satur- day for the U c. T. rally. and, inas- much as Jimmie Bowman has asserted that same thing. it begins to appear that Anniston will change the rally into a townl
 Brother Adolph Beck has just returned Birmingham boosters for the Jackson Highway through Alabama Adolph is always on the job when 1t comes to boost Ing for Birmingham and Alabama.
 w. T. Williams of Nashville was in Bir- mingham last week and says his business is better than ever before, and he's been selling goods for many seasons.
 Tom Epperson, the handsome secretary os the local council. U. c. T., has be- come settled in his new home at 9ol Geor- gla avenue. Tom says he will connect his watermelon vines with live wire next year. Incidentally, MT. Epperson would like for every member of the local coun- ell who expects to change his address. or whc has changed his address, to give him tie new address. This Is very neces- sary he says. and he wants you fellows to GO it now.
 All members of the membership increase committee of the U. c. T. are urgently requested to meet at c. NJ. Campbell's sam mple room In the Potter building next Saturday morning at o'clock to attend to very important matter for the best interest of the order
 
 Curley-headed Champion. the handsome local drug salesman covering northeast Alabama. reports much improved con- ditions in his territory.
 
 Newa from big Ajax Davis in south Louisiana says business is good. Also he is getting plenty of fish and oysters and is loading up a reserve supply of pep in the shape of Creole chilli con carne.
 Big Ben" Wilkerson, the long. tall boy with the hardware line, IS going to buck up against some territory this week. His Fri ,do bot ha ayil apnpif himself with credit. for he has been tried m the crucible of rough sailing. and knows how to handle his oars
  Jim Robinson is developing as much en- and interest in local fraternal matters as he shows in his selling work. He splits 1t about 5o-5o I should say.
 Charlie Abrams says he saw nice pair of rolled stockings Ion" Saturday His friends think he merely 1t. as he was in attendance at tho committee meeting in Room 16 in the afternoon Saturday. That strong fraterna1 relations exist the United Commercial Travellers and the Travellers Protective association is very frequently evidenced by the CO., oprraticn of the officers of both organiza- tions in developing interest in both local bodies. The committee meeting of the T.. C. ITS Saturday afternoon was com passed largely of men who are members of both orders. They cooperate with each ether, and no better evidence of their ] friendlii ess was ever given than the T. A. barbecue-picnic at Cook Springs when the United Commercial Tray elers accepted the invitation of the | T. P As in a body. They had a good | time. too. The committee on entertainment for the rAl,y meeting of the Y. c. T. next Satur- | day night are very enthusiastic. Lively | '.doings are promised