The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-14

tee, council of national defense. dur ing the past week, many interesting plans were perfected for the further success of the third Liberty Bond drive. Mrs. John B. Knox, the chairman of the Calhoun county Liberty Loan commit tee, rehearsed some of the things all ready accomplished by the women spoke of her hopes for splendid results during the coming weeks. and told of a state meeting of liberty enthusiasts. which she attended In Nashville
 MT. Scott Roberts. the chairman for Calhoun, appointed by the mems com mittee council of defense, praised the women for their splendid efforts in be- half of the Liberty Loan campaign, and spoke of the appreciation the men felt for the hearty cooperation given the mems committed
 Miss Carrie Knox will have charge of an attractive booth. at the postoffice. where Anniston's prominent women will sell bonds and give desired in- formation until the third drive closes trench" luncheon, a parade, includ- ing Glory Division" carrying serv- ice flags and another mass meeting are among the features planned to awaken interest and enthusiasm in this vital issue.
 Mrs. Joha E. Knox spoke at d mass -A'~SeAtt6 ih NS-NiOiQ VII w tQlltSuslF tllST- noon. received encouraging reports of the interest shown in Liberty Bonds in Oxford and organized committee of the council of defense.
 Mrs. Emmett w. Ledbetter has made inspirational talks throughout the county during the past week, and Miss Mary Read Smith. Mrs. I. F. Levi and Mrs. Stephen Thompson have diag- nosed the im.o rtance of the woman's 'part in the campaign at all of the club meetings and other places. Miss Alice Weatherly, who is chairman of An- niston's Liberty Loan committee, has fine coterie of chairmen assisting her. Everything points to the complete slic- cess of the third drive in Calhoun.
 The club meetings were of unusual interest during the past week The Book club was entertained by Mrs. Hal Rudisili at her home on Qnintard ave- nue. While Mrs. F.. P. Cooper told Q story by Robert Louis Stevenson, "A Lodging for the Night" the club mem bers sewed for the soldier boys. Mrs. Rudisiltswh spent the Easter holidays in Danville. Va, where her two daugh- ters are attending the preparatory school for Randolph Macon, was. roy ally entertained by mothers who have sons at Camp Mcclellan Mrs. Rudi-s siu spoke or the great appreciation the Virginia women feel for the aay the Alabama women have taken their sons into their homes and hearts
 Miss Mary zcll Miss Lottie Evans of Birmingham and Mrs. Robert Heath of Santa Marta. South America. were honorees when Mrs. T. B. Donaldson entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at her pretty new bungalow on Tuesday afternoon. -
 Mrs Stephen Smith. who assfacentIy returned from Birmingham to make An-s niston her home was hostess for .fhe Bridge club. The members and two visitors. MIs. stephen Smith. Sr... of Birmingham, and Mrs. Ulrich, wife of Colonel U1rich. spent a happy afternoon together busily plying their knitting needles for, the sbldiers.
 Miss Margaret Eowcock led hn inter- esting discussion on southern and vest
 when Miss juHa bavis en- tertained the Wednesday Study club at her home Wednesday afternoon The service of the study club rirla in fur- ishing twilight concerts Is highly ap- prectated by the men in uniform
 The United Daughters of the Confed- eracy and the Children of Confederacy met at the Alabama hotel on Thursday afternoon. On Saturday afternoon the weekly tea and musicaje Eiven by the gnitsd Deashtsrs ef <ne cenfsdsrAey
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