The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-02
SPLENDID REPORTS
 FROM OVER STATE REACH COMMITTEE
Bullock and Hale Counties Very Active-Woman's Committee Names
 Speakers

Splendid reports continue to come into local headquarters of the woman's com mittee for the third liberty loan commit tee on the ground floor of the Jefferson County Bank building and the entire state will be well organized when the campaign begins.
 Mrs. r. W. Webster of Huntsville, chairman of the womans liberty loan committee of Alabama for Madison county, is preparing a vigorous campaign for the third drive, when the time comes, and has appointed Mrs. c. S. Boswell, chairman of the press committee. with Miss Belle Campbell, Mrs. Roy o'Neal. Mrs. Emory Pierce, and Mrs. David Grayson to serve with her in bringing Madison county up to it's usual standard in this liberty loan work.
 Under the leadership of Mrs. A. H. Strickland of Union Springs, chairman of Bullock county for the third liberty loan drive, the following prominent women are lending their enthusiastic aid Union Springs, Miss Eula Belle Ellis, chair man; printing and publication. Mrs. l.. NJ Moseley; press, Miss H. J. Rosenstihl; speakers, Mrs. s. P. Rayner. Mrs. E. s. Pugh and Mrs. c. w. Fenn; chairman for Midway, Mrs. w. D. Drum; Inverness, Mrs. C. w. Boyd; Three Notch. Mrs. Rob- we'll; Fitzpatrick, Mrs. J. A. Lynch; Pe- rote, Mrs. c. w. Rumph.
 HALE COUNTY ACTIVE
 Hale county's splendid chairman for Alabama womans liberty loan, Mrs. A. B. Stollenwerck of Greensboro, has all ready made her plans for the campaign. On the first day of the drive. there is to be a liberty loan parade which will attract people from all over the county. She has procured the aid of the Boy Scouts, who are eager to do their bit by distributing literature, posters, etc, as well an in the selling of bonds. The women who are helping in Hale county are Miss Margaret Jones of Greensboro, Mrs. R. ]. Griffith of Moundville, Miss T. P. Abernathy of Havana, Mrs. Jack Brown of Newborn, Miss Ethel Drake of Laneville. Mrs. William Lunsford of Sawyersville, Mrs. Robert Knox Greene of Cedarville. For Greensboro Mrs. A. ]. Selden is 2airman of the publicity com mittee. with Mrs. Charles Stollenwercll and Mrs. Annie Christanberry. The speakers committees: Chairman on ar rangement, Mr. M N. Lewis: Joseph H. Jones, Robert B. Evins, William F. w. Yerby, Thopas E. Knight, A. $. Ford and Judge E. c. Waller. Speak ers' committee for clubs: Mrs. l.. J. Lawson, chairman: Mrs. Thomas E. Knight, Mrs. Selmon Daniel. Mrs k. c. Waller Mrs Louise Pegram. Press com Nfpc II Mrs Robert Wiggins and Mrs. F. C. Daniel.
 SPEAK FRS ANNOUNCED
 Speakers announced for the third lib- erty loan drive are as follows: Mrs. H, l.. Badham, Mrs. Solon Jacobs. Mrs. R. F. Johnston, Mrs. Charles Sharpe, Mrs. c. H. Ohme Mrs. II. Swope Mrs. Pearl H. Croy. Mrs. Alice Locke, all of Birmingham: Miss Olive Mays, Miss Mary G. Stallworth Miss Myrtle Brooks Miss Mary Wynne, Mrs. Graham Per due Mrs. Frank Means, all of Monte vallo Dr. Henry Edmonds of Birming- ham. Mrs J. M. Sanders of Troy, Mrs B. D. Ross of Auburn, Mrs. Julian Parke of Selma, Mrs. J. D. Matlock of Ensley. Mrs. E. D. Thames of Tusca- loosa; Rev. George Stoves, Mrs. F. l. Wear, Mrs. Gus White, Mrs. Milton Humes, Mrs w. I. Thompson. Mrs. Tracy Pratt, Miss Grace Walker. all of Hunts vile; Miss Ethel Ledbetter of Anniston.
 Ellen Dungee, a very able col ored woman of Montgomery, has prom ised to take the message to her race Ellen Dungee is a well known social worker and has the esteem and respect of everyone with whom she comes In contact.