The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-10
CAMPAIGN PLANS
 FOR RED CROSS ROLL
 CALL WILL BE MADE
Dr. Farrand, Chairman of American Red Cross, to Make Address Tonight
 at the Tutwiler

Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman of
 the central committee of the American
 Red Cross arrived q an early hour this
 morning from Washington City, hav- ing come for the purpose of delivering
 an address in the ballroom of the Tut
 wiler before the third Red Cross Roll
 Call Campaign meeting, beginning at
 s o'clock tonight on the future of the Red
 cross. The public is most cordially in-
 vited to attend this meeting and learn
 of the great health programme that
 will constitute the future of this orr
 ganization and the reason why such
 programme is needed
 Dr. Farrand will also attend the
 morning session of the state campa gn meeting when Lloyd Hooper will pre- side and when the state delegation will | be organized to make the third Red
 Cross roll call the greatest in the his
 tory of Red Cross in Alabama Novem- i Der gall. full delegation have ar rived from all parts of the state and
 the morning session will begin prompt ly at o'clock. The campaign plans will be presented by Leigh Carroll, manager of the Gulf division and Hom-
 CT W. Borst. division campaign man.
 ager
 Following the "set-to gether' lunch con to be held in the private dining room of the Tutwiler from 2:30 to , D.
 m., when the delegates and local social workers will come together for a closer bond of friendliness the programme will continue as follows:
 Afternoon session, from 2: 30 to g. with round table meetings including: Roll Call Speakers-Thomas E. Green, director, national speakers bureau Campaign Officials-Homer w. Borst, campaign manager. Alabama nurses
 and chairmen of nursing committees, led by Miss l.. Agnes Daspit, director
 nursing bureau first aid chairmen, led by pr. A. B. Ledbetter; junior member ship chairmen, led by Mrs. L. c. McVoy, director junior membership; chairmen women's work, led by Mrs w. Hardee,
 director women's work chapter treas- urers, led by F. F. Walker, division ac- countant.
 Afternoon session, 2:30 to 5. in ball | room of the Alabama State Home Ser vice conference, including Social
 Legislation" enacted by recent Alaba- ma legislature; Its Bearing on Home Service Problems" by Mrs. l.. B. Bush; What Home Service Workers Can do For the Delinquent Child in Alabama, by Judge S. D. Murphy" Co operation Between Home Service Workers and County Superintendents of Education School Visiting,'' by A. F. Mcbride, 1 superintendent of education of Law
 renee county; Home Service and the ! Anti-Tuberculosis League" by pr. George Eaves; "The Home Service of l the Future Harry l.. Hopkins. | The evening session, beginning at 8 l o'clock will be addressed by Dr. Far
 rand. The public is particularly invited | to the evening session.
 , The conference executive secretarie ies or home service will be held Saturday
 morning. 9:s0 a. m., october Il, private i dining room Tutwiler hotel.
 l This is to be an informal conference with executive secretaries. A round ta- 1 ble on the peace time programme will l be conducted by John Melpolder. Dis cussions will be led by Miss J. Mar
 riner and Ralph S. Barrow, secretary | of the Alabama Chldrens Aid society | Mrs. H. M. Willis will be in charge 1 of a welcoming and information desk , in the lobby of the Tutwiler All visit ] ing delegates can get informa ton there