The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-18
ANNISTON HONORS
 HERDS MEMORY
By PATRIOTIC PATRICIA

Anniston, June 17.-(Special.) .)-The memory of Annistons first hero, Frank
 Il. Snow, Jr.. who recently made the supreme sacrifice for his country, was honored with beautiful tributes paid at service held at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday evening.
 |. A choir of soldiers furnished the
 music for the occasion. Rev. s. E Hodges delivered an eulogy on the life of the young martyr from the stand point of the pastor. Rev William Hoop
 CT Adams spoke of the righteousness of the cause for which Frank Snow of fered his life on the altar of his coun- try, and Major Harvey Jones of CamI Mcclellan made an address on the Soldiers Viewpoint"
 The lonely grave somewhere ir
 France will lie as monument to An niston, for this noble hero has honored his town by being the first from our community to give his all for America E liberty.
 The Bienville chapter. D. A. R., held a meeting on Friday. Flag Day. This chapter, which is doing so much to keep alive reverence for the heroes of the past and so much for the heroes of the present day, decided to make an effort this week to have as many flags as pos sible unfurled from homes and places of business in Anniston and the sur rounding community. Soon there will be thousands of soldiers coming into Camp Mcclellan to take the place of the thousands who have recently left. The Daughters of the American Revo- lution desire to demonstrate by a loyal display of the "Star-Spangled Banner to these soldiers of freedom that they have come into a community of red blooded, spirited American citizens. There is inspiration to the soldiers, who are offering their lives in our defense to note evidences of loyalty of the great army who are holding the fort at home, and it is earnestly hoped that the Bienville chapter will meet with q hearty response to their request
 F. L. Rivers, chairman of the Cal houn county War Saving Stamp com paign. made an excellent talk at the Red Cross rooms on Friday He ex- poets the women of Anniston to have large share in raising Calhoun's quota, which is $960,000. Mrs. E. G.. Polk, chairman of the woman's depart ment, has appointed the following com mittees to assist in selling War Saving Stamps: Publicity Miss Iva Cook; schools, Miss Katiebelle T<ilby; clubs Mrs. Ross Blackmon; manufacturing plants. Mrs. Frank Johnston; mer- chants, Miss Augusta Cobbs; sales, Miss Nellie Tyler.
 The 116th Y. M. c. A. are indebted to Miss Elllua Brakeman for a most de- lightful concert, given at Camp Me- Clellan on Friday evening. Miss Willie May Tanner gave a piano selection, The Gazette" by Hoffman. Miss Edith Orr sang Loves Old Sweet Song," and Miss Julia Mae Anderson Some Roses and You" Miss Melda Haynes contrib uted several readings, and Mrs. Jor- dan violin numbers. Mrs. J. c. Moore, who is greatly beloved by large num- Der of soldier boys, chaperoned the party of entertainers, who were ac- corded a hearty reception by MT. charge of the 116th Y. M. C. A. build ing.
 The 112th ambulance corps enter tained at an enjoyable dance on Fri day evening at the Alabama club. Punch was served throughout the even- ing and music furnished by one of the bands from Camp Mcclellan. The sol diers were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. J. F. Green, Mrs Witherspoon, Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs. Charles Quinn.
 On Saturday afternoon the girls who are members of the Country club, en- tertained at a dance for the enlisted men, and on Saturday evening the club memb CTS gave a dance for the officer members.
 The wedding of Miss Minnie E. Shae of Washington, D. C., and Cor. Harry A. Olive of the 120th ordnance depot, came as a great surprise to their friends. The wedding was solemnized at the First Methodist pastorium by Rev. Keener Matthews. Both MT and Mrs. Olive are members of prominent Washington families
 The Baptist Woman's Missionary union of Calhoun county has honored it's president, Mrs. Oliver Mallory Key holds. by placing in the new training school at Louisville, Ky, massive clock, as a tribute of love to Mrs. Key holds. The clock is made upon the Same Gothic lines & "Fhe HOuse Reau-