The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-16

uICs WI ~ GE<L OuAlhNAAN
Mrs. John d. McNeel, who has been
appointed state chairman of the victory
Loan campaign by Mrs. William u NC
Adoo. chairman of the National Wom-
ans Liberty Loan committee, taxes me
place filled during the previous Liberty
Loan campaigns by Mrs. SCION Jacobs
who has been honored with the ap-
pointment to membership OF the Ma
tional Womans Liberty Loan commit
tee, filling the vacancy made by inc
death of Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, the
well known Chicago leader in educA-
tfonal work.
Mrs, McNeel has appointed on her
executive committee the folloWihS
chairmen: Mrs. Angus Taylor, Nica
chairman; Mrs. w. I. Grubb, auditing
committee; Mrs. j. H. Hornady, press
committee; Mrs. Philip Oster, speaker )
bureau Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt, equipment
Mrs. Frank Majors, distribution; Mrs.
Fl. l.. Badham, emergency committee
More than half of the state has been
organized, declares Mrs. McNeel ana
it is the purpose of the chairman TO
have all 81 counties well organized oy
April /, in order that all workers
will have three weeks in which TO
make definite plans for the drive when
begins April 81 and continues until
May 10, according to an announcement
made by Secretary Glass on March ~
at which time he appealed to the Amer
lean people to again give their sup
port to their government in order tha1
this great loan may be an overwhelm-
ing success by the widest possible dis
tribution.
Mrs. Conrad Ohme, who has been
appointed Liberty Loan chairman Tor
Jefferson county, and Mrs S. l.. Led
better, city chairman for Birmingham.
have already assumed their duties ana
are rapidly perfecting the organization
throughout this district.
Mrs. Kellorg Fairbanks of Chicago,
member of the National Woman's Lib
erty Loan committee, spent Tuesday in
Birming CHAM, en- route from Atlanta TO
Jackson, Miss. She is making tour
of the country in the interest of the
Victory Loan campaign, and was n
conference with Mrs. Scion Jacobs ana
Mrs. John D. McNeel while in this
city
Y. w. C. A. BIBLE CLASS
The Bible class of the Young Wom-
ans Christian association will be
taught this week by DR.. Newfield,
and his subject will be Moses SThe
exact date of the class will be an
nounced later.
IENGLISH CLASS AT Y. w. C. A.
The closing of the three months
course in business English of the
Young Woman's Christian association
was marked by a little dinner party
on Wednesday evening in the cafeteria
of the Young Women's Christian as
| sociation. given in honor of Miss
Strickland, who has taught the class
giving lavishly not only of her time,
| but of herself. One rather unusual
| fact in connection with this class was
| that six of the II girls present at ths
dinner had regularly attended the
class from it's beginnng-one of the
peculiarities of association classes be-
| ing the changing personnel. This in
itself is a tribute to the method and
personality of the teacher. The class,
by way of mildly expressing their great
| appreciation of her work, presented
Miss Strickland with little friendship
4 circle brooch.
DANCING PARTY
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shattuck en-
1 tertained at dance at their home on
| Friday evening.
| Miss Bazemore rendered several
vocal numbers and Mrs. A. F. Hill
| served at the punch bowl. Among
those who were included in the hos
pitality were: Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shill. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harkins, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
and Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. sTempleton,
Mrs. Abel, Mrs. Jacobs. Miss Baze-
1 more, Miss Dudley, Miss Smithson,
Miss Hoskins and Corp. Archie Chism,
who recently returned from overseas.
| Corporal Chism related many inter
esting events of his IA months service
while on the firing line.
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