The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-30
RESERVATIONS FOR
PRODUCTS DINNER
COMING IN RAPIDLY
Gov. Henderson Will Be on
Hand to Give Campaign
Official Sanction
BLOUNT COUNTY is
FIRST OF SERIES
Campaign Will Begin Immediately
After Big Dinner at the
Tutwiler Hotel Next
Wednesday

great rap1ulty. INDICATIONS are that lheie
will be 200 or 500 people at the big ban
quet which viii formally launch the
Alabama Products campaign.
The entertainment committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, with Frederick
Gunster as temporary chairman, is
working hard on the programme and 1t
is announced that some special events
will occur at the dinner which have not
and will not be made public before
hand. Indications are that there will
be nearly as many women at the dim
ner as men. The committee wishes to
impress upon all persons who are COM
ing to send in their checks for 81, which
is the price per plate, as reservations
will be made for only those who have
sent in their checks. Otherwise the
chamber would have to stand the eA-
pense of those who asked for reserva-
lions and did not come.
Henderson Will Come
Sam Friedman local representative
of the National Association of Display
men. yesterday offered to form com
mittee of the window decorators of the
city to decorate the ballroom of the
hotel. President Shook talked to Gov
ernor Henderson over the long distance
telephone yesterday and the governor
not only stated he would issue procla-
ton officially designating next Wednes-
day. February 3, as Crop Diversified
ton Day, but would be in Birmingham
Wednesday night without fail to attend
the Alaha M i,,p &c
the dinner at which everything served
will be produced within the boundaries
of Alabama
Chairman w. =. Redd asked yesterday
that every citizen of the town who could
possibly find time should stop by o.
few minutes at the campaign headquar-
tiers on the second floor of the Cham
Der of Commerce building just to see
what is going on there Mr.. Redd says
he knows that no citizen can even
glance in on the activities at head.
quarters and not become an immediate
enthusiast for the work Judge X. l..
Vernon OF Lamar county was one of the
visitors to the headquarters yesterday
and he stated that the people of that
county were enthusiastic for the cam
paign and were eagerly awaiting the
dates at which the speaking crews will
strike their territory.
BlOunt County Trip
A luncheon of all of the campaign
committees will be held at noon today.
The entire schedule for Blount coun-
ty has been worked out at the crop
diversification headquarters. The COM
mittees consists of
Finance-A A Fepd1ev 1 paurap
j. c. Nation, ]. A. Brice, r. d. Russell.
Entertainment-W. A. Weaver, IL. L.
Layman, ]. A. Bowen, Ollie Bynum, W.
ID. Cowden.
Automobile-Sam Ingram, C. Huff
stutter, Martin Brothers, III. l.. Layman,
s. r. Love.
Publicity--Z e. Bellah. p. b. Hale. f
y. stephens, e. o. Davidson, L. Q. Box,
IL. {. Mcpherson.
schedule-H c. Hagood, P. B. Hale,
Sam Ingram
The SCHEDULE is as follows:
ROUTE NO l.
Remlap--February 8, p M. C. II.
Cowden, chairman.
Selfville--February A. a. NJ, Roy
Self, chairman
Addville--February 4, IL M, Perry
Diver, chairman.
Locust Probationary d. 8 d. m.
Mrs. John McAnear, chairman.
ROUTE NO. 2, FEBRUARY A.
Clear Springs-10.15 a. M, John Il.
Wilson, chairman.
Chepultepec-12:30 o. M, C. l. Ingram.
chairman.
oneonta-2;3O p. m, J. f. Kelton.
chairman.
ROUTE NO. 8.
ountsyile-February 3. n m
Professor Farrar, chairman.
Ltberty-Eebruarv San a ~, Ii &,
Hood, chairman.
ooksville-February A. II a. m w
Aldredge, chairman.
Bright Star-February 4, 2:3O D. m.
Richard Johnson, chairman.
ROUTE NO. 4. FEBRUARY 4.
Royal-11:30 a. M, Norton Lafon,
chairman.
Hoods Cross Roads, d. M. L. L.
Foster. chairman.
ROUTE NO. s.
Blount County High School-February Q.
p. M, Prof. T. C. Moore, chairman.
Oneonta Public School-F ebruary a. 8
a. mr.. Prof. w. f. Maynor chairman
Blountsville Ninth District Agricultural
School-February 4, D. M, Professor
Farrar, chairman
ROUTE NO. 6-FEBRUARY 4.
Oneonta Court Household a. M, J. +.
Kelton, chairman.
Cleveland-1:30 p. m, Prof w. Y.
Adams, chairman.
Five Points-3:3O a. m, H. Cornelius,
chairman.
ROUTE NO. 7-FEBRUARY
Blount Springs-S:30 q. M, Mrs. III. ].
Owen. chairman.
Sulphur-11 a. M, D. T. Dean, chairman.
Ricetown-2:3O p. M, Ben Sap, chair
man.
ROUTE NO. 8-FEBRUARY 4.
Nectar-9 a. m, John Adcock, chairman.
Oak Grove. II a. M, w. G. Dutton,
chairman.
Bangor-3 D. M, Hud Musgrove, chair
man.
ROUTE NO s-FEBRUARY 4.
Mount Olive-9 a. M, John Wall, chair
man.
Rockland-11:30 a. m. George Jones,
chairman.
Rock Springs-2:so p. M, John Black
burn, chairman.
ROUTE NO. 1o-FEBRUARY T.
Gum Springs-9 a. M. Tom ChambIee,
chairman.
Groves schoolhouse--11: 80 a. M, II. Nc
Pherson, chairman.
Putnam Schoolhouse-2:3O p. M, Robert
Starnes. chairman.
ROUTE NO. 11-FEBRUARY 4.
Appalachian Academy--11: 30 a. M, A. r.
Creel, chairman.
Cliff Springs-2 p. M, e. p. GillIland,
chairman.
Baylock schoolhouse-33 D. am., p. J.
Jordan, chairman.
ROUTE NO. 12-FEBRUARY 4.
Wynville-12:3o p. M. X. A. Moore.
snead-2 n M J. D. Brice. chairman.