The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-22
PRETTY PERSElGRNG PATRIOTS HELP SWELL
 SALE OF SAVINGS STAMPS TN ANNISTON
py PATRIOTIC PATRICIA

Anniston, September 21.-(Special.)
 As the Pershing patriotic drive pro- gresses, the sale of War Savings Stamps takes on new impetus.
 Pretty Pershing patriots have presided at the booths daily during this month. Much of the splendid success from booth sales is due Miss Nellie Tyler, the booth chairman, who for the past two months has kept all of the booths supplied with workers. Miss Tyler is one of Annistons most patriotic girls, who is rendering in- valuable aid in all phases of war work. She is one of the instructors in the sur- gical dressing department of Red Cross. and gives several days each week to this service. She Is we'll known in Alabama, being a frequent visitor to Birmingham and other cities of the state where she is exceedingly popular in social circles She is a member of one of the south's most aristocratic families, and universally be- loved in Anniston. Miss Tyler has en- tered heart and soul into the War Sayr ings Stamp campaign, and her zeal and influence will no doubt greatly aid in winning victory in this vital issue.
 All of the other chairmen are working hard to secure 8 long list of Calhoun county names to send over there to Pershing and the heroes who are offering their lives, on the altar of their country that we may have liberty. Mrs Vann, chairman of the War Savings Stamp so- cietieS has organized number of socie- ties throughout the county. During the past week Mrs. Vann and Mrs. E. G. Polk, chairman of the woman's division of Calhoun county, talking to large audi ences in Jacksonville and Piedmont, and succeeded in organizing War Savings Stamps societies in both places. Mrs c. D. Martin was elected chairman of the Jacksonville organization: Mrs A. J. Kitchens, secretary. and Mrs. c. w. Daugette. booth chairman. Mrs Martin has appointed several captains and Jacksonville will no doubt make the same fine record in this as in past pa- triotic achievements. Mrs. J. A, Harri- son, one of Piedmont's efficient, patriotic workers has been appointed to lead the War Savings Stamp drive in Piedmont
 Miss Alice Weatherly, the city chair man, feels encouraged over the prospects for this months enrolment. She has per- fected several new organizations in An- niston. Mrs. Ross Blackman is doing much to arouse enthusiasm among the clubs, Miss Katebelle Kilby in the schools. Miss Iva Cook, through the press, and Mrs. Frank Johnston, Jr., in the rural districts.
 MT. Floyd Rivers. county chairman of the mems division of Calhoun county. and MT. N E. Ory, the carable chairman of the Calhoun merchants division, are both doing fine work
 The visit of Mile. Lanic and the visit $ during the past week of Mir. Ewing, state director of the merchants division, brought renewed enthusiasm to the War Savings Stamp campaign
 The Alabama committee is anxious to see everybody irt the state get on. the Pershing Patriot roll The great army here at home is just as indispensable to winning the war as the great army now fighting over there on the bloodiest bat tlefield of history. Our duty to serve, to relinquish petty pleasures, and comforts, to have, give and work is just as great as the soldiers duties on the firing line Be Pershing patriot! Buy War Savings Stampsi
 The beautiful country home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Aderhold was the scene of . lovely wedding on Wednesday even- ing, when their daughter Miss Irene Aderhold. and. Dr. Carlos Amzi Walker pllghted their troth:
 The home was artistically decorated in