The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-07

the boys. and are meeting it with eager willingness.
 The Anniston members of the war camp community service. who aid in sur rounding the camp with hospitality, are: MT. Thomas E. Kilby, pr. l.. c. Ander- son, MT. J. T. Gardner, Mrs. S. P. Ken nedy, Judge J. B, Lilies. MT. J. w. Nal lory, Rev. K. N. Matthews, Mrs. Hor- ace Miller, MT. o. H. Parker. Mir. Scott Roberts, MT. l.. A. Stanley, Mi Neil P. Sterne. MT. E. L. Turner, MT. l.. c. Wat son and MT w. H. Weatherly.
 A large number of soldiers attended the Fourth of July celebration held at the Jewish rest room on Thursday aft ernoon and evening. A cordial greet ing was extended the newcomers. who will undoubtedly enjoy this delightful
 retreat as much as the Blue and Gray division who will ever cherish tender
 memories of the sweet thoughtft rCss shown by the good people in charge of the rest room
 Mr Neil P. Steine, one of Ann'-n ,r s most brilliant lawyers. made a patriot
 ic address, musical progra mme was rendered and a dance given in the evening.
 The quartermaster corps entertained at lOVetV uance at BrOWn nall m Jacksonville last week The hall was
 elaborately decorated in flags. bunting and ferns. The quartermaster's in signia was used on cards. A band , from Camp Mcclellan furnished the
 music for the occasion, and punch ices and cakes were enjoyed
 On Saturday afternoon the United
 Daughters of the Confederacy enter tained at a, dance and musicale at the 11h ha ma 4 t1 a11 1,I- 1 Quite number of enlisted men en- joyed the charming hospitality of the i chapter.
 l All of the barber shops of Anniston generously agreed to donate the full amount taken in on the morning of 1 the Fourth of July to the Red Cross
 bevy of pretty girls were stationed 1 in front of each shop to collect for shines, haircuts and slaves, and TO
 man dared pass them by. A splendid amount was realized through the lib- crafty of the patriotic tonsorial artists Among the girls who served as col lectors were: Misses Aucusta Cobbs,
 Pattie Haynes, Linda Noble, Rosa Bowie. Hazel and Myrtle House, Irene 1 Willox. Daily and Alice Robinson, Hen nie Lynn. Barr Lynn Mcconnell, Ju- l'ette Reynolds and Iva, Cook. Three attractive matrons. Mrs. Roy Knigst, ! Nrs Edward Almond and Mrs. Walkter Stickney also, assisted
 The Anniston Choral club is the winner
 or a prize of BIO offered for the largest
 number of cash sales made by club or
 organization during the War Savings Stamps campaien. The Choral club sales
 amounted to s2s,0C0. This club, founded l a year ago Mrs. Odis Tombstone, now directed by M;es Farriet Glover, ha
 sides adding untold pleasure to the musi- cal world of the city. always responds
 with telling results to every civic and
 pariotic call The members from the
 Choral club in charge of the War Saw irgs Stamps campaign were: Mrs. Chiv- Gardner. Misses Minnie and Ouida
 Jores, Mrs. Hal Cleveland, Mrs. R. c.
 and Myrtle House, Mrs. R. B. Blake and Mrs. Ogletree.
 A most enthusiastic meeting of the Addie Weaver associate was held on | Tuesday morning when plans for en- llarging and improving the scope Of work Iwere discussed. A rising vote or tnanSfi l was given Mrs. E. G. Polk, who re- signed as treasurer. as token or ap- preciation for her years of faithful, ef- ficient service. Mrs. Ross Blackmon, a cspabIe. charming young matron, was chosen as treasurer to; succeed Mrs. Polk. The association fs doing a vast amount of welfare and patriotic work this summer.