The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-01
p ANS COMPLETED FOR CONTINUING
 COMGNINUTY SINGS IN ANNISTON
By PATRIOTIC PATRICIA

Anniston, May S1-(Special)--At meeting held on Monday afternoon plans were perfected by the War Camp Com munity Service for carrying on the com munity sings and all other activities of the organization throughout the summer
 The community sings which were start ed in September, 1918, have been a most important factor in the life of Anniston and Camp Mcclellan.
 To this form of service all of the towns near Camp Mcclellan have given hearty cooperation. The best talent from all of the surrounding towns has been fur nished gladly and freely, the women of north Alabama uniting in a patriotic comradeship of service for the soldier boys encamped within o~S gates. These patriotic women have considered it a glo- rious privilege to show the heroes who were training to fight for our liberty that their heroism was appreciated to the fullest extent by Alabamians.
 For many months Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox, one of the souths most prominent, talented girls, has rendered invaluable service as chairman of the community sing committee. Every Sunday the Ly- ric theater is filled with soldiers and cit izens from every part of Anniston who enjoy and appreciate the delightful pro- grammes arranged by Miss Knox.
 During every patriotic campaign four minute speakers have been given place on the community sing programme. and during every drive beautiful, forceIui tableaux have been planned and present. ed by Miss Knox and MT. William Henry hA+ 1f ara their rare genius. Both Miss Knox and MT. Woods are talented readers, in addi- tion to their other talents, and their ser vices are constantly in demand at all en-. tertainments They recently appeared as Lord and Lady Teazle in the Marvel scene from Sheridan's School for Scan dal,'' at the Red Circle building and at an entertainment at the Country club ar ranged by Miss Knox and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin.
 On Tuesday afternoon an artistic masque, Alabama and Her Daughters, by MT. Woods, was presented by the No- ble institute girls on the institute campus with Miss Knox presiding at the piano.
 Miss Knox and MT. Woods are wonder fully public spirited. They have conse- crated the gifts which Providence has bestowed upon them in such abundance to service, and are continually using their talents for the pleasure and profit of the community.
 Miss Knox is one of Alabama's most brilliant pianists and besides appearing on innumeNble programmes in solos and as an accompanist, her lovely, spacious music room in her home has frequently been the scene of some of the most de- lightful musicales ever given in Anniston-
 As Miss Knox leaves this week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Barnett Knox to spend the summer at their cot tage in Asheville, she has resigned as chairman of the community sing commit tee and Mrs. N. F.. Ory has been chosen as chairman of the committee.
 Mrs. Ory enters heart and soul, into all projects planned for the good of the community and will prove most effi- cient leader for this splendid work
 At the meeting of the community com mttee on Monday plans were made to enlarge the scope of the sings A com munity chorus, with 100 voices will be organized in the near future. song leaders class, with representatives from all organizations of Anniston. is being formed, who will lead the sings in vari-