The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF
 CONFEDERACY MAKES FINE RECORD

planted to honor the sons of the members of the chapter who gave their life tor liberty during the recent conflict, and recently the chapter has taken charge of a park on Quinsand avenue which they have named Memorial Park" Here, with appropriate exercises, will be plant ed a tree for every Calhoun county sol dier who gave his life during the World war Several hundred dollars has also been raised by the Anniston daughters for a handsome memorial to the dead heroes of the county.
 The William Henry Forney chapter has compiled war records of 165 Calhoun county eX-service fnen of Confederate lineage.
 The work of the Angston chapter has covered all lines of activity sponsored oy the U. D. C., besides valuable aid rendered to all civic projects planned for the good of the community.
 The Anniston post of the American Le zion was assisted in the Salvation Army home service fund campaign on Tues day bN scores of Annistons loyal women.' At every voting place attractive maids and matrons spoke a good word for the Salvation Army, and as each man cast vote for his candidate, he was given an opportunity to vote his approval of the | Salvation Army with a subscription to
 the home service fund
 1 By the end of the week it is believed
 that Calhoun county twill have far sur passed <i,s quota, for the.sCalhoun ex- | service men are in behind the caff- paign with G determination to win The praise of the boys from lover there has raised the Salvation Army higher than ever before in the estimation of the folk who stayed at home
 | The work of the womenis committee. I lf,-, T NTrc A | win, Mrs. Frank Johnston, Mrs. William Orrison, Mrs. Gather Perry and Mrs l Marshall Peck, has been an important l factor in the success of the Salvation Army campaign in Anniston.
 1 The Allan Flame' an allegory in ! three parts, the work of Mir. William II. Woods gifted pen, will be presented in the Presbyterian church auditorium on May B.
 1 The event is being anticipated with eager delight for whatever is planned , by Mir. Woods is sure to be artistic and I interesting. MT Woods is an artist and author of note, whose talent is in con
 stant demand. and continually given for l Anniston's literary, religious and educa- tional organizations.
 1 Among those who will take part in | '.The Altar Flame are MT. Phillip Whiteside, MT. Dumont Paul. Miss Car | rie Mcclure Knox, Mrs. Frank Morrow, | Miss Mary Read smith, Miss Mildred ] Johnston, Mrs. Elaine Fischssser,- MT. Donald Russell, MT. Robert Meigs and l Miss Carrie French Turner.
 l Members of the Anniston center of the Drama League enjoyed anFinteresting l programme presented at Noble Institute l on Saturday afternoon by the Gadsden l Drama League. Suppressed Desires, by Lucien Gaspjel, was given, with Mrs. l Edwin Goodhue. Mrs. Fred Agricola ana Mrs. Donahoo in the case. Mrs. H. w. Bass president of the Gadsden center,
 and Mrs Lena Martin. first vice pres ident, were among the Gadsden party, who received a most cordial welcome from the members of the Annlstof league This was an exchange pro- gramme, a party from the Anniston cen
 ter having presented a programme ir Gadsden recently.
 Under the efficient direction of Mrs
 Robert Heath, clever little play Mai den Over the Wal1' by Bertram Black
 was given by the Noble Institute Ora l matic Club in the institute auditoriut
 on Friday evening. The plot was un- usually interesting. the costumes unique land the interpretative dances most arts Itic The proceeds fFom the play were
 given to the fund for the two Frencf
 orphans supported by the Noble lnsti tute girls M
 A minstrel was given at the Nobl' theater on Friday evening by tn Shriners. Among the many visitors en toying the performance were fift'
 Shriners wives from Talladega. Mrs
 Newton Wilson and Mrs. II. F. William
 ,son, assisted by automobile commit
 , tee, met the Talladega~ matrons at thu
 train, going from there out to Blue Noun
 tain, where a luncheon was served. Dur
 ling the afternoon the party visited inter
 estng points in and around Anniston-
 A beautiful tribute was paid to- the memory of Frank Snow and George
 M Meredith two helOVed AnniSt& boys