The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-26
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE IS PAID TO ONE
 OF ANNISTON'S LOWEST GIRLS

Anniston, September 25.-(SpeciaL)-Dur- ing the past week beautiful tribute was paid Miss Hannah E. Reynolds, one ot Anniston's loveliest girls, by the Baptist women of Calhoun county.
 Miss Reynolds has gone to the house beautiful" as the women of the south aI- fectionately term the training school at Louisville, to spend the winter leaving vacancy in Parker Memorial Church and in the mission circles of the county that will be hard to fill.
 Representatives from young people or gsnizations and womens mission unions from all over Calhoun county assembled in the attractively decorated reception rooms of Parker Memorial to enjoy re- ception given Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Stephen R. Thompson, the young peoples counselor of the eastern district, presided over the happy gathering. After ie" choice words of greeting from Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ebert Lyman paid tribute to Miss Reynolds excellent wofk as superintendent of the primary depart ment, and also with the primary Sunpeain Band. Miss Winnie Lynch, counselor ol the Baptist young people or Caihouii county told of Miss Reynolds splenolu work as associational leader Of the Bap- fist voung peoples work of the county. Miss Reynolds personality was the sup feet of an encomium given in Mrs. Thcs. l., Robinson's clever, original styie. The little Sunbeams Of OXIord sang Sunbeam song. In response to request from Mrs Thompson for a reading, Miss Ava Gwin of Oxford approached MISS Reynolds with huge clothes basket laden with exquisite love gifts rom women and girls from all over the coun- ty Miss Gwin, who is wonderfully gifted especially as a dialect reader, presented the basket in the words of the negro laundress, who was supposed to ue returning the last wash with regrets anu a sad goodbye. Miss Reynolds responded with words of heart-feil appreciation TOT the sweet thoughtfulness of the giris ane women of Calhoun for the beautiful trip- ptes maid her work and also for the elsnlS exouisite tokens. Miss Reynolds mother, Mrs Oliver Mallory Reynolds, one or Ala bama's most beloved women, also eA
 pressed her appreciation ot the ,oya' friendship of the women Of Caihouh county which was so beautifully 2X- pressed in the tender tributes 10 and to her daughter For twenty-hV years Mrs. Reynolds has served as pres ident of the Woman's Missionary union of Calhoun codnty, for ten years as wee i nresident of the eastern district or the h1ahama Bautist Woman's Missionary Union. for twenty years she served as nresident of the Woman's Missionary Union of Parker Memorial, and a1ter re tiring from active leadership was maae honorary president for llfe.-
 In a niche at the bottom of the marple stairway built as memorial to Dr Tichenor in the house beautiful, stands a tall. handsome clock given by the Sap tist women of Calhoun county as token of love to their president, Mrs. Reynoius. As it's sweet chimes ring out, the glrls oA the training school representatives, or the flower of southern womanhood, are eacn hour reminded oe Mrs. Reynolds loeal tO fOOt- steps.
 Mrs. Maud Reynolds Mcclure, the prln- cipal of the training school, who IS max ing her life count for so much m tnls noble work, is an aunt of Miss Reynoias' Her sweet spirit and many lovable quail ties are rich inheritance from potn sides of her family Miss Reynolds VIII be greatly missed during her absence in Anniston's social, literary and phllan- thropic circles, as well as in church wofK, for her time her energies and her talent are always available for the public veal
 At the close of the citizenship school conducted by Mrs. T. T. Gotham of Little Rock. a League of Women Voters was or ganized Mrs. Horace L. Miller was elected president of the league. /Mrs. MIL Ter possesses ideal qualifications TOT leader in this new and important n'ote ,nent. having a wide knowledge Of gov arrmental affairs and having for several years taken prominent part in the equal suffrage movement. The other officers of the League of Women Voters are Mrs. N >F. Ory, first vice president; Mrs' A. H. shepperd. second vice president. ana Mrs. Evans Moore. secretary and treas urer. study class will De conoue.eu during the winter which is being antlci-- pated with great pleasure by the members of the league.
 number of Anniston's public-splrltea wonen have agreed to solicit members for the Anniston center of the Drama s League during the coming week: Muc, M enthusiasm is being manifested in plans for the second year of the league, wnicn has already become an important factor , in the community. Miss Carrie McCiu.e Knox. the president of the Drama League has already booked five splendlo a.lrao. tions for the autumn season Among tne women who will canvass TOT Helnoe.s this week are Mrs. S. E. Hodges, Mrs. A. III