The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-14

Mrs. W. H. Chappell, Mrs W. M.
 Strickland, Mrs. C. c. Daniel, Mrs. J.
 H. Ethridge, Mrs W. A. Cardlee, Mrs.
 c. D. Williamson, Mrs. w.. H Acton.
 Miss NTillie Burnett, Mrs. J. E. Jen-
 kins. Mrs. M. E. Abernathy, Mrs
 George Donaldson, Mrs. J. M, Wigley.
 Mrs. J. A. Selman. Finance committee:
 Miss Mamie Bethard, chairman; Mrs.
 J. D. Elliott, Mrs. NJ w. Sanderson,
 Mrs. D. F. Faircloth. Mrs. c. A. De-
 shazo Mrs G. G. Granger, Mrs J. W.
 Guthrie, Mrs. E. J. Smyer, Mrs. R. g.
 Lewis Mrs. R. H. Walker, Mrs w. k.
 Treschel, Mrs. G. F. Harris, Mrs. o.
 P Mayberry Mrs D. S. Tatum, Mrs.
 J. E. Jordan, Mrs. P 5. Llshtcap, MISS
 Pearl Maxwell Mrs. w. NJ. Eslinger,
 Mrs D. w. Owen Committee on study
 and publicity: Mrs. F. o. McCord, chair
 man: Mrs J. H. Salter, Mrs. J. D.
 Thomas. Mrs. W. T. Wilson, Mrs. 70,
 H. Montgomery, Mrs. J. w. Daniel,
 Mrs. J. w Hamilton, Mrs w. C..
 Lewis Mrs. M. l.. Phillips, Mrs. Q. d..
 Cornell, Miss Annie Ruth Hayes. Miss
 H. L. Aldrdge. Miss W. o. Wooten, Miss
 I. Powers. Miss H. c. Moreland Miss
 O. D. Street, Miss c. NJ. Truss. Com ,nittee on social service: Mrs, A. NJ.
 Johnson, chairman; Mrs. Zula Johnson.
 Mrs. J. F.. Proctor, Mrs. E. G. Rhodes,
 Mrs. B. w. Hammer, Mrs. J. M. Ben singer, Mrs. W. B. Nixon, Mrs. J. B.
 Brown. Mrs. c. Steed, Mrs. C. II. Mahaffey. Mrs F. c. Watson. Mrs. l..
 p. Brown, Mrs. H. s. Conley, Mrs. w. J..
 Lewis Committee on young peoples s work: Mrs w. F. Price, chairman; Mrs. s R Sanders, Mrs. c. w. Floyd, Mrs. w. R. Howell, Mrs. c. C. Adams, Mrs. T. I. McPhersor. Miss Alice Farr, Mrs.
 A. l.. Reese, Mrs. NJ. B. Dollemey, Miss Katherine Ledbetter. Miss Zana LoVln'
 Miss Sarah Humphries, Miss Tennle Brown, Miss Dewey Dunn Miss Deiia Hart. Miss Alice May Pitts, Mrs l.. Smith, Miss ouie Williams. Mrs, B. 5. Glasgow Committee on extension work: Mrs Maud Palmer Henderson, chairman; Mrs. B. w. Lipscomb Mrs Z A. West Mrs. J. w. Newman, Mrs l o. D. Street, Mrs. C. w. Burney, Mrs l.. c. Branscomb, Mrs J. F. Crow Mrs Harry Ralsely, Miss Katherine Ledpet- ter. Mrs. Archie Mcdonald, Mrs. o. 5, Moreman. Mrs. S. P Adams, Mrs w. M. Self. Mrs B. A. Thompson. Mrs A. , A. Gambill, Mrs. J. s. Hunt, Mrs Alex ander Greet Mrs. H. $. Matthews, Mrs l R T. Tyker, Mrs. c. L. Burton, Mrs 1 J. R. White. Mrs. W. D, Davis, Mrs 1 Charles Maxwell.
 l At 12:30 o'clock Mrs. B. w. bipscomo ! made a splendid talk on Woman ana the Centenary, Whlcn was SISdlit Sii | loved and was most interesting. At the conclusion of this luncheon was served ! in the Sunday school rooms. REPORTS MADE ! The convention reassembled at o'clock
 and the Rev R. M. Archibald conducted , the devotional exercises. The following reports were made:
 1 First vice president, ''The Draft age Mrs. w. Frank Price.
 ' -:.lo n Church-Our Children Mrs. w. K Simpson.
 1 Corresponding secretary, The Field and the Harvest" Mrs. Maude Palmer Hen | derson.
 "Echoes From the Districts" district secretaries.
 ! Aibertville district, Mrs. w. NJ Self. l Bessemer district, Mrs. w. A. Thomp- son.
 | birmingham district, Mrs. A. Az. Gam bill.
 ] Decatur district Mrs. S. D. Johnson. l Florence district Mrs. J. $. Hunt. 1 Gadsden district, Mrs. s. S. Caldwell i Halevyille district, Mrs. H. s. Mathews 1 Huntsville district Mrs. Curtice Garter 1 Jasper district Mrs. C. l.. Burton ! Roanoke district, Miss Mamie Andrews. ! SyIacauga district, Mrs. ]. R. White
 Tauadega district, Mrs. W. D. Davis. l Tuscaloosa district, Mrs. Charles Max |
 well.
 1 Special music Conference quartet, Mrs, h. N Kilough, director.
 Treasurer, Bringing the Tithes into the Storehouse," Miss Mamie J. Bethard Auditor, Mrs z. A. West.
 Superintendent social service. My Brothers Keeper" Mrs, Alice Johnson Superintendent mission study and pub tlioitv.. ,Knewing the Needs, Mrs. E. O iMcCord.
 Superintendent of literaure. ITO Know Is to Do," Mrs. Fl. J. Salter.
 Superintendent supplies. 'Our Box O , Cheer" Mrs. ]. N. Hubbard. Mrs B. B. Glasgow of Athens made { brief talk while Dr. B. P. Wells, pastor of the church, was presented and made a short talk.
 Mrs John Elliott, elected president tt Il succeed Mrs. J. H. Mccoy, who resigned on account of i'll health last fall, is slated for reelection, according to delegates at II tending the convention The election o1 |i officers and the naming of the place fol
 the 1920 convention will be the most i'm nortant features of the meeting thi
 morning.
 TODAY'S PROGRAMME The programme for the day is as 1of lows:
 99o a. m Devotional, Mrs. l.. c. Brans comb.
 Message from editor woman's page Alabama Christian Advocate, Mrs. E. Pugh.
 Election of officers. Pledges auxiliary delegates. Reports of committees. Place of annual meeting, February. 1926 12:So D. m.--Quiet hour, stewardship, Mrs B. w. Lipscomb. AFTERNOON 200 D. m-Devotional. Miss Mary Jan Baxter, Bello Horizonte, Brazil. Unfinished business. Life Service Mrs. B. w. Lipscomb. a:3A D. m-Social service. practical dem l onstration. Mrs George Wade, presden city mission board Cisit to Avondae Wesley House. Nils Florence Blackwell, Miss Elizabeth Gun ln;nsham. Miss Azee Moor, hostesses. Visit to Ensley Community House, MS l Dorothy Grim. Miss Bessie Brand Ms