The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-11
VERY EFFECTIVE WAR WORK BY
 DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY

from time to time are: Home econom- ics Miss Emma Harvey; Liberty Loan, Miss Carrie Knox; War Savings Stamps, Miss Alice Weatherly; Child Welfare, Mrs. Daisy B. Walsh: woman in indus try Mrs. Lowry Mallory; soldiers rest room. Mrs. |ralter F. Brown; conval- escent, Miss S-ate Bell; publicity, Mrs. Ebert J. Lyman.
 The activity engaging the interest of the council of defense at present is the movement Co secure student nurses to begin training to join the force on the battlefields or to take the places of those who have already gone.
 Miss Lima Denny and Mrs s. P Ken nedy presided at a meeting held or Tuesday afternoon. A most instructive conference was held with several pa triotic girls who are anticipa ting go- ing into this needed service. Mir. Cur ran Goodwin, chairman of the Calhoun County Red Cross chapter, is lend ing his hearty cooperation. Calhoun has filled her. quota in all other past achievements, and 1t is believed that the girls of the county will respond witL the same eager willingness that the young men have shown in answer to their country's call.
 The allotment for Anniston's Red Gross chapter has arrived and the loyal workers are working hard and fast in ordeE to Gll the apportioned amount in each department.
 The work in the surgical dressing de- partment is progressing spendidly. The Euterpeans, Knitting club, Matrons Study club. United Daughters of the Confed- eracy. Wednesday Study club and high school each give one morning every week in the surgical dressing. Miss Anne Kilby is chairman of this department and has appointed the following lieutenants to assist her; Miss Nellie Tyler, Mrs James w. Vose. Miss Martha SproulI, Mrs. J. B. Bell. Miss Katiebelle Kilby and Miss Augusta Cobbs.
 Mrs. Richard H. Stickney, chairman of woman's work. has appointed the fol- lowing chairmen to have charge of the various departments: Surgical dressings MisssAnne Kilby; knitting. Mrs. Wallace Cater; inspection. Mrs. S. P Kennedy: hospital ratments, Miss Mamie Mcln- tire; publicity Mrs. Ebert Lyman.
 The last. drive. with it's thousands of wounded American soldiers has necessi- tated greater production of hospital supplies, The call is going out for work CTS from every unit in the state. All who have the Interest of our noble Alabama soldiers at heart. eager to have a part In this. the greatest agency for the re- lief of the wounded and comfort for the dying.
 Aa!iduesa talent furnished a most eH- joyable musicale at the Red Circle build ing during the past week. Miss Peters, heartily applauded after each part on the programme. Three soldiers, MT. William Hogan and MT. Bates of the supply train and MT. Floyd of the .remount station, assisted in entertainiDg by contributing vocal numbers, and three Annistonlans. Mrs. Carrie Clark, Miss Augusta Cobbs and Miss Nellie Galliher added to the enjoyment of the afternoon with readings and music. The visiting soldiers joined in singing patriotic and popular cnoruses.
 Under the direction of MT. Wilbur Tay- Tor a delightful entertainment was given in the reception room of the base hos pitaL MT. Taylor delighted the boys with
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