The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-13
WORKERS NAMED FOR BUTTON DAY
 CAMPAIGN IN CITY NEXT SATURDAY
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man, assisted by Mrs. John D. Elliott, | Mrs George Reynolds, Mrs. w. w. Bus | sey, Mrs. Fred Sheppard, Mrs. A. J. Dickinson and Mrs. L. J. Haley of the 1 Clionian club, and Mrs. c. M. Rudulph, l Mrs. F. w. Finch, Mrs. Dugald Gordon
 and Miss Beatrice Film of the college women. Inside of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb s store the following members of the Southside Baptist church will work, with | Mrs. J. E. Morris as chairman: Mrs. T. | G. Bush, Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs. w. P. McAdory, Mrs. W. J. Ware, Mrs. J. H. | Dean, Mrs. Henry Dill, Mrs. Hugh Me Donald and Miss Annie l.. Williams and Miss LeMay Caldwell.
 | Blach's corner will be in charge of the | R. D. Jackson chapter, U. D. C., of | Woodlawn; Mrs. H. B. McLaurine, chair I man, assisted by Mrs. J. w. Allen, Mrs. ! D. l.. McGlathery, Mrs. E. w. Williams, Mrs. R. L. Newsom and Mrs. R. N. Me | Donough.
 Woolworth's Nineteenth street corner will be in charge of a band of South side Baptist ladies; Mrs. J. T. Doster, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Gentry Hill-
 man, Mrs. John Coxe Mrs. William Dur ham, Mrs. w. A. Watts, Mrs. J. M. Buck | Ter, Mrs. J. R. Sellers, Mrs. c. $. Mat thews Mrs. D. s. Carpenter, Mrs. J. D. l Cain, Mrs. R. M. Holman. l Pryor Plumhle's cigar store corner will . l Norman Shannon, chairman, assisted by 1 Mrs. Murray Hitchcock, Mrs. J. D. Mo l Gill; Mrs. Ira Watson, Mrs. w. V. Tram
 mell, Mrs. William Lee and Miss Ella | Charles.
 | Hillman hotel corner will be incharge 1 of Martin School Improvement associa-
 tion; Mrs. c. A. Moffett, chairman, as-
 sisted by Miss Jones, Miss Savage, Miss
 Barron and Miss Matthews. City hall corner will be in charge of Fairfield School Improvement association;
 Mrs. T. T. Byrne, chairman, assisted by workers from that organization. l Parkers corner will be in charge of the
 Boys club board; Mrs. Victor Prowell
 chairman, assisted by workers from that I organization
 l American Trust corner will be in charge
 of the Graylnont School Improvement as- l sociation; Mrs. D. P. Allen, chairman, | assisted by Mrs. E. R. McDavid, Mrs. w. w. Clayton, and Mrs. S. R. Ransome. | Empire building corner will be in charge | of the Cadmean circle and the Nineteenth Century club; Mrs. Alex London, chair
 man, assisted by Mrs. $. D. Weakley,
 Mrs. Joseph McLester. Mrs. T. D. Parke, and Mrs. John London of the Cadmean, and Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs. Vassar Allen, Mrs. John Danforth, Mrs. J. D. Morris and Miss Amelia Worthington of | the Nineteenth century. Brown Marx corner will be in charge | Of the Birmingham Equal Suffrage as- 1 sociation; Mrs. Angus Taylor, chairman, assisted by workers from that organiza- l tion.
 | Drennen's corner will be in charge of | Aglaia Literary society of the Central
 High school, the names of the chairman
 and workers to be announced later. l Patterson's cigar store corner will
 be in charge of the Astraea Literary
 society of the Central High school chairman and workers to be announced jlater.
 1 Norton's corner will be in charge l of the Clio Literary society of the 1 Central High school Miss Mary Rob- inson, chairman, assisted by group of workers whose names will be fur nished later
 l First Natiotnal bank corner will be | in charge of the Pierian Literary so- ciety of the Central High school. Miss Leila Harris. chairman. assisted by
 Miss Helen Davis. Miss Rosa Green,
 Miss Sarah Simpson, Miss Elizabeth
 Riley, Miss Sylvia Aird and Miss Stan Hey Scull
 Bromberg's corner will be in charge
 of the Twentieth Century and Quest clubs Mrs. George T. Harrington. 1 chairman, assisted by Mrs. F. B. Bow ers Mrs. Frank Hammond. Mrs. Rob ert Ashworth and Mrs. James Sunley | of the Twentieth Century and Mrs. c. IC Adams and others from the Quest club.
 ! Hagan- Dunlap corner will be in
 charge of the Study circle and the Studiosis club Mrs. T. s. Herren. chair
 man, assisted by Mrs. c. M. William
 son, Mrs. R. c. Lewis. Mrs. Eugene
 Richey, Mrs. G. M. Bowens and Mrs
 Overton Fulton of the Study circle
 and Mrs. H. A. McKinnon, Mrs. Frank
 Bledsoe. Mrs John Merrell. Mrs. w. w. Johnson and Mrs. c. c. Ellis of the Studiosis.
 Patton-Pope corner will be in charge l of the Qui-Vive club and the Fort nightly Shakespeare club. Mrs. Eugene
 Henry, chairman. assisted by Mrs. E. T.
 Glass, Mrs. G. w. Hughes and Mrs. l Gus Lee of the Qui-Vive club and Mrs. | J. M Minter. Mrs. Ernest La Pointe and Miss Marie Bost of the Fortnightly | Shakespeare club.
 1 Traders bank corner will be in charge of the Kennedy School Improve
 ment association. Mrs Charles Camp bell chairman. assisted by Mrs. s. J.
 Bigham and Miss Virginia Nixon and
 Miss Nettie Taylor.
 l Birmingham Railway, Light and Power ccrEer will be in charge of the Pierian club; Mrs. E. G. Burchfield, chairman assisted by Mrs. w. O. Caldwell; Mrs w. N Grffin Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs. Mrs w. O. Bass and Mrs. A. R. McClen- don of the Missionary society. Jefferson County bank corner will be in charge of the Elyton School Improvement 'association Mrs. R. c. Reid, chairman.
 assisted by workers from that organiza- tiOn.
 Title Guarantee corner will be in charge
 of the Woman's club of Woodlawn; Mrs.
 J. w. Hanlxins, chairman, assisted by
 Mrs. J. L. Burns Mrs. R B. Broyles,
 Mrs. w. c. Lewis, Mrs George Hayes,
 Mrs. F. Q. Wright. Mrs. H. B McLaurine
 and Mrs. E. S. McGlathery.
 Courthouse corner will be in charge of
 the Alexander Stephens chapter, United