The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-13
Women More Jealous in
 Fourth Liberty Loan Work
 Than Any Previous Issue
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 Camp Mcclellan, who has had severai years experience as a teacher of French and speaks the language fluently has charge of the French class.
 Miss Lima Denny, member of the public health service, is teaching a class in home nursing. She will give the reg ular government course of 15 lessons. Upon completion of these lessons the pupils will receive a certificate from Washington emitting them to do regular nursing.
 Many interesting plans for the coming season were perfected at the regular monthly meeting of the local war work committee held at the Y. w. c. A. rooms on Thursday morning.
 The Patriotic leagues are being reor- ganized, and are enthusiastic over their interesting work. Company N met at the Community house on Monday even- ing with Miss Baskin, and Company A al the Addie Weaver home on Friday evening, with Miss Ruth Huff, the com petent, popular general secretary of the I. ". c. A.
 All entertainments usually given at camp have ceased for the duration of the quarantine. The activities at the Req Circle building, however, are allowed to go on as usual with only a certain num- Der of visitors allowed at one time.
 Miss Mamie Osborne and Miss Ethel Ledbetter brought cut flowers this week to decorate the rooms, and make them cheery and bright for the soldier boys who gather in the rooms constantly to enjoy the gracious hospitality ever await ing them there. A committee of An niston women have assisted Mrs. D. B. Walsh in planning programmes and In serving refreshments to the men in uni form.
 Several soldiers and visitors lent their talent for the entertainment of the guests. MT. Venable, a Virginia soldier, gifted pianist, has aided at the three different club rooms for soldiers dur ing the past week. MT. Funk of New York, now with the personnel corps Mrs. EEerhard of Indiana, one of the enlisted mems wives; MT. W. J. Hayes, Miss Cook of Birmingham, and MT. and Mrs. George Hinkle of Mt. Carmel, Pa, were among the visitors who furnished vocal numbers Other visitors persent were Mrs. Floyd Tyndall of Indianapolis, MT. and Mrs. McGinnis of Indiana, MT. and Mrs. Gaines of New York, Mrs. Wall of Pensacola, Fla.
 The Oxford Red Cross auxiliary has proven invaluable to the Anniston chap ter in filling allotments and in the qual- ity of work send in. All of the mem bers do beautiful work. The response to the appeal for clothes for the Belgians and for towels for the linen shower met with an exceedingly generous response from Oxford and the Oxford women have aided greatly in the large emergency calls that are coming in daily to the Anniston chapter Hundreds of plain sheets, oper- ating sheets, operating gowns and influ- enza masks are being made in the Red Cross rooms every day by loyal, patriotic Anniston and Oxford women.
 The, Camp Mcclellan aviators who vis- tied Rome, Ga, last week, are most en- thusiastic over the hospitality extended them during their visit to the Hill City. committee of Romans met the McClel- Ian party, and rendered a beautiful luncheon at the Forrest hotel. The sol- diers making the trip in the machines were Lieut.. Clay Binion, Capt John D.. Thomas. Lieut.. E. H. Sherman and Ser geant Hagey.
 Annistons literary clubs have been re- coming season. In addition to their course of study. all of the clubs will take an active part in patriotic activi- Tuesday by Mrs. H. B. Rudisill, the Wednesday Study club on Wednesday by Mrs. French Bell and the Euterpean club on Thursday by Mrs, Ross Black mon.
 The senior class of Noble institute, composed of coterie of Anniston's most attractive young girls, met last week to