The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-09

showed the splendid work being ac complished by this organization.
 The association owns a loan closet" containing garments. sheets and pill low cases which are used by women patients.
 nurse employed by the association, is doing a great work, making many daily visits and giving valuable aid to scores of apprecative patients. Several of the clubs in Anniston are intensely interested in this mission and have contributed liberally to the maintenance of the work
 Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and Mir. w. r. Johnston are associate chairmen of the Nursing association. Mrs. Goodwin is one of Anniston's most prominent and beloved young matrons and is con- stantly contributing her time and eff l forts to benevolent and civic endeavors. Mir Johnston has led Calhoun county I to victory as county chairman of sev- I eral Liberty Loan drives and is also | interested in all things pertaining to | the welfare of the community. i Miss Iva Cook is secretary and MT. | Percy A. Quinn. treasurer of the asso- I citation and the directors are Miss Marie l Cater, Mrs. E. l.. Field, Mrs. Lamar Knox, Mrs. N, E. Ory Mrs. O. H. Parker, !, Mrs Goodwin, Miss Cook, Mrs. L. C. 1 " dtSOn, 1eN. CdTllOn bdTnWell, MT. J. | T. Gardner, MT. w. r. Johnston, MT c. l S. Leyden. MT. w. F. Price, Mr. F. A. | Quinn, MT S. Rosedale, MT, T. s. Rob- | erts and MT. Fred O. Tyler. The Federation of Bible classes met at the Carnegie library on Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Carrie Mcclure 1 Knox lectured on the book of Exodus. This was the first of a series of lec- to kn t-itr bytN | r ba | federated classes.
 MT Wilbur Taylor, the Young Mems | Christian association secretary who | does so much for the men in the base 1 hospital, last week distributed 720 cakes of chocolate to the patients in l the various wards. The candy was q 1 gift from the woman's committee, council of defense.
 | The Tuesday Bridge club was enter I tained on Tuesday afternoon by Miss
 Alma Quinn.
 | Mrs. A. j. Goodwin entertained the 1 Thursday Bridge and Tuesday Bridge club at her home on Tuesday,
 The hostess house was the scene of 2
 most delightful entertainment given dur ing the past week to honor the overseas men of Camp Mcclellan. After dinner
 music and dancing and programme ar
 ranged by Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox ant MT. G. Wilbur Taylor was enjoyed
 On Tuesday evening the enlisted mel
 were hosts at dance at the hostes.
 house and on Friday evening the officer. entertained at a dance.
 l Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and Mrs Ebert J Lyman were joint hostesses at Luncheon
 given at the hostess house to the mem bers of the Matrons Study club on Wed
 nesday.
 The report given during the past weel
 at the monthly meeting of the local com
 mittee by the hostess house director
 Mrs. Erin A. Weller, showed by tn,
 patronage of both civilians and soldier
 the great popularity of this resort Mrs John B. Darlington is chairman of thu
 hostess house committee and the othe
 members are: Mrs. Osborne H. Parker Mrs. George Goodrich Mrs S. P Ken
 nedy, Miss Ruth Huff and Miss Carri | Knox.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Aderhold, the stat chairman of the educational committee o the United Daughters of the Confeder acy, addressed last week the Oxford higl
 school. Miss Mullins contributed musica numbers and the high school quartet sani ! an arrangement of Dixie Mrs. w P. Brunson, historian of the William
 Henry Forney chapter, talked to tn students and Mrs. J. D. Carter and Mrs John Wilson unveiled a picture of tn Inauguration of Jefferson Davis, whicl was presented to the school by Mrs Ad | erhold. The work in the schools is on | among the many educational feature
 planned by Mrs. Aderhold who has al ready made a brilliant record as stat chairman of the educa tional committee. Of interest to many friends was tn wedding of Miss Mary Rimer and Prof