The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
Work Proving Greatest
 Boon to Relieve Tension
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 cakes grape juice, ice cream, milk, soup, chocolate, besides pajamas, socks, thread tationery, stamps games. vases and toilet articles which would easily make d total of s25ooo for the month-a truly remarkable record.
 The military police have rendered every courtesy, accepting the cards issued to members of all committees by the war camp community service in lieu of passes into camp. The hospital authorities also appreciate the work done by the commit tee, and have welcomed it's coming and have honored the cards as introductions to the various wards.
 The chairmen assisting Mrs. Miller are Mrs Paul D vann Mrs. D. F. Con- stantine. Mrs. W. F. Brown. Mrs. Felix House, Mrs. N. E. Ory. Mrs George Rowan of Jacksonville Mrs. l, J. Me Intire, Mrs J. F. Aderhold. Mrs. Will liam R. Owen.
 In this mission of love the patriotic women of Birmingham have had large share. Victrolas, records boxes or aaln- ties and other evidences of thoughtful ness are constantly being received by the base hospital Several beautiful concerts have recently been given in the wards by Birmingham talent.
 The yards surrounding the hospital have been beautified through the st- forts of Birmingham women, under the leadership of Mrs. J. F. Frazier' Mrs. William Oliver is chairman of Annis- toms flower committee, and during ehe past month has several times furnished every ward in the hospital with an artistically arranged bouquet.
 The Young Woman's Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist chufca care for Ward 10, and are most liberal Io,t nd it's.
 Miss Emily Tyler, who before leaY- ing Anniston as the leader of the hospital relief committee, is doing splendid war work in New York ely this summer.
 The most notable social event of the summer season was dance given Sat urday evening at the County club by the officers and members of the club to honor Gen. T. N. Horn, the com manding officer of Camp Mcclellan. and the officers and their wives of the Seventh brigade,
 band from the camp furnished in- spring melodies. and punch and res were served during the evening. The new members of the military circle received most cordial welcome into Anniston's social world. The reception committee in charge of the lovely event consisted of: Lieut Gov. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kilby, Mir. and Mrs. James c. Sproull, MT. and Mrs T. F. Maybank MT. and Mrs. Will liam H. McKleroy, MT and Mrs. William Orrison, MT. and Mrs. Chiyers Wood ruff MT and Mrs. Henry Edmonson, Mir. and Mrs. T. D Donaho. MT. and Mrs. A. H. Shepperd, NIT. and Mrs w. A. Davis, Jr,. MT. and Mrs. w ". Stickney. MT and Mrs Walker ReSn- olds MT. and Mrs. Galbraith. MT and Mrs C. D. Wells Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Young, MT and Mrs Hillyer Robinson. MT. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler, Capt. and Mrs. Roy R. Knight. Dr. and Mrs. Varn. MT. and Mrs. Samuel F. Morris Announcement cards were issued last week by Mr. and Mrs James Creswel Sproull, announcing the marriage of their daughter, Caroline. to Capt. Rob- ert Royal Knight, which was an event of interest to a large circle of friends throughout the state. occurring at the brides home on Wednesday, June F. Captain Knight is one of the few men 1 of the Twenty-ninth division who is still stationed at Camp Mcclellan. Ms. Knight has been doing splendid work | for the War Savings Stamp campaign. l Mrs Edward Almond, another young woman. whose husband. Captain Az l mond is new in Fdance, has returned l to Ann ,ston to be with her parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs l.. Crook, and Mrs. Roy l Woodruff whose husband is with the 1 Fifth division motor supply train. is I now with her parents, MT. and Mrs. l Charles I. Hauser. Mrs Wood received | a card last week announcing Dr. Wood- <, ruff's safe ar-twal o-rnr~ear Roth M~s 1 Almond and Mrs. Woodruff are exceed l ingly helrfuI in Anniston's war en. 1 deavors.
 | MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Glenn have Fe- | {. .'ed word from thei~ two sore Se~~t William Glenn and Corporal Emmett | Glenn, announcing the arrival in France of the Thirty-third regiment. The other son, Hoyt Glenn. is a member of the staff of the Stars and Stripes, the ex- ] peditionary paper published over there. l MT and Mrs. John Rates are another couple who are bravely giving three sons to fight for their country.
 A wedding that came as a surprise was that of Miss Sue Black of Athens, Ala. and Private l. L. Billingsley. solemnized at the Presbyterian manse. Rev. s. F.. Hodges officiating. Mrs Billingsley Is one of Annistons most popular teachers. having taught last winter in the Quin- tard school, and in the summer school now in session at the Pine street school MT. Billingsley is connected with the remount depot at Camp Mcclellan. and