The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-05
NO LIBERTY LOAN SLACKERS ARE
 FOUND AMONG THE WOMEN WORKERS
Fly PATRIOTIC PATRICIA

Fly PATRIOTIC PATRICIA
 Anniston. May 4-(Special)-In the third Liberty Loan campaign, as well as in every other phase of war work, the aid of Americas girls has proven in- valuable.
 There are no slackers In the home home trenches among our country's girls. As the flower of the manhood of the ma tion marched off to. perchance. sacrifice their lives on the bloodiest battlefield of history, Americas girlhood rallied to the Stars and Stripes, facing the moment ous issues of the time with clarified vision, taking advantage of every occa- sion for service deeming it sweet priv isege to be able to sacrifice and serve so that our fighting manhood might have the best possible opportunity in the world strife for democracy. Americas army of men in the trenches is supplemented by it's army of women at home, a great amount of the success of the tremendous struggle depending upon the work which women are doing.
 There have been heart needs and heart answers, glad hearts and aching hearts. Many a girl has been called upon to bravelY hido an aching heart as she has seen fall her air cstles of homs with her hero by It's fireside. Her bravery as he shouldered a gun to defend her has been the hero's greatest inspiration. Her chee-y letters, full of hope and gladness, hope of future to be, joyfully spent in country rid of German horrors, future made possible through his efforts. have ad "a fn <x;x, best, ready to give his all to win free dom for her dear land.
 The joys of a deD1ta 1te season, pretty clothes and foibles, everything that natural loving girl craves have been cheerfully cast aside Hundreds of girl brides all over the land have Iea-ne .o sacrifice and sacrifice with a smile. Girls are everywhere taking part in the busi- ness world, ably filling the places left vacant by the men in service. all knit to- gether in patriotic comradeship for one country, one flag. All over the land the proverbial "one touch still has the pow CT to make the whole world kin.
 Mss Hannah Reynolds is one of An nislon's lovelest girls who has conse- crated her talent and time to service. Mss Reynolds was chosen to represent Lbeity in the great Liberty Day cele- bTat;cn. In an appropriate Liberty cos tune she stood, hOldlng an Immense 1lag, surrounded by Uncle Sam, Red Cross nurses, soldiers and sailors. The patri- otic party rode in the parade in q great white float elaborately decorated with flowers. Clad in her Liberty costume. Miss Reynolds recited . ringing patriotic selection for the. soldier boys at camp recently, bringing forth round after round of enthusiastic applause. She is a reader of note. and often takes part in weekly twilight concerts given at camp by the Wednesday Study club, of which she is an active member. She is also an officer of the Calhoun County Knit ting club, club of young girls and matrons who have been instrumental in furnishing hundreds of sweaters to the men in khaki. For young girl, Miss Reynolds's record in church work is re- narkable. For several years she has served as the efficient superintendent of tho primary department of Parker Me ma.ial church and leader of the young peol les organizations 3* Calhoun ccli,t, i. She has written several tracts which are used by the mission toards and is a frequent contributor to Baptist perioiti- Gn'S.
 mThe other daughter of the family, Mrs MNEdsay Smith Margaret Reynolds of NE#Aeenvlle, s. C., well-known musician noV composer. arrived last week. and is