The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
ELABORATE PLANS FOR ANNISTON
 COMMUNITY HOUSE DURING YEARl
D, rArnIor1c pArRIcIA

Asuston, January Specially For the coming year many interesting plans have been perfected for Annis- tons community house. a valuable in stitution established 10 years ago by Mrs Addie Weaver This noble woman worked indefatigablv for the welfare Of the men. women and children of the village surrounding the comniunity house, yielding q powerful influence. Since she has been resting from her 1abors in the celestial city the mis- sion has been carried on through an association named in her honor.
 The officers of the association are Mrs. James CressweH Sproul,. presi- dent Mrs Wood Hefren. vice prest- dent; Mrs. stephen R. Thompson, sec retary. and Mrs. James J. Mcintyre treasurer.
 Mrs. Daisy Brewer Walsh has re- gently assumed charge of the mission entering heart and soul into every thing pertaining 10 the welfare of the folk for whose benefit the community house was founded. Mrs. Walsh is ideally fitted for social service work Besides having had years of eXperl- ence as teacher of Annistons free Kindergarten and in personal service work among the families of the Kim dergarten children. she spent last sum mer taking special course in social SprN1Ce and III a l0OTOuSn SAuhS OA the Bible. The federated Bible classes of Anniston have profited from her study having enjoyed a splendid se- ries of lectures by Mrs. Walsh at the weekly meetings of the federation this winter. She is the efficient superin- tendent of the primary department or the First Presbyterian Church, con- ducts the kindergarten at the com munity house and nearly every week tells stories to children at the Car negie library. She Is a genuine lover of little children and uses her talent constantly for teair pleasure and in- struction. Mrs. Walsh's wide influence has been a great aid to work con- nected with the community house. She possesses an unusually large circle of loyal friends who delight in co-operat- ing with her in any beneficent under taking. Her cheery. magnetic per- sonality brightens the homes of the village folk, who, look forward with eager delight to her frequent visits. Few women have contributed moro of their time energy and talent to the uplift and progress of the entire com munity than Mrs. Walsh and all who are interested in the community house feel most fortunate to have secured Mrs. Walsh's in this beautiful mission of love,
 Some of Annistons loveliest girls are contributing their services in making successful the various activities of the Community House. Miss Martha Sproull, a domestic science teacher of note, con ducts the cooking school, and Miss Leila Darlington, whose handwork is so ire quently admired, teaches knitting and sewing classes. Mrs. Fred Tyler, who rendered valuable aid in this phase of the work for several years also expects to assist in the sewing classes this winter.
 Miss Marie Tanning, Miss Waddell, Miss Gunter, Miss Sybil Green. MT. Les lie and Miss Ethel Houser are accom- plishing a great work in assisting Mr. Orville Lacy, the superintendent of the Sunday school whica is held at the Com munity House on Sunday morning. Mrs. Walsh teaches the Bible class of the Sunday school. In addition to his fine work in the Sunday school. MT. Lacy has recently organized a band of Boy Scouts. who meet at the Community House, and are planning hikes and camping trips and other interesting activities for the com ing year.
 One of the most important phases of the work of the mission is night school, taught by Miss Alice Orr This school has for several years been supported by the members of the Wednesday Study Club, and many men and women today owe all the education they possess to the