The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-13
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
 ADDS 300 NAMES.
Dr. George Stuart Is Principal Speaker At Forum
 Luncheon

Introduction of new members to old members took place at the forum luncheon of the Civic Association yes- terday when the bulk of 150 new members secured during the past week were formally introduced at the first meeting since their joining.
 Dr. R. G. Herschey. chairman of the new membership drive. announced the addition of 300 members since the campaign started. He was preceded by pr. George R. Stuart, pastor of the First Methodist church, who gave the main address on Organization"
 President Hugh Locke and Secrs- tary-Manager Charles L. Harold ot the association, and Sidney J. Bowie were other speakers.
 Closer operation between ths members of the Civic Association and the Travellers Protective association. Alabama division, Is designed in the establishment of the latter's head quarters in the rooms of the Civic Association, announcement of which was made yesterday by Secretary w R. Mabry of the Travellers Protective association. The new offices will be located on the second floor of the Hiilman hotel, where the Civic Asso- citation moved from the old quarters in the Jefferson County Bank build Ing.
 A campaign will be started in Jan uary by joint committees of the TraV- eiers and the Civic Association, look ing to the cultivation of a better understanding between the Birming- ham district and the balance of the state. This will apply especially ta the territory known as Muscle Shoals. The slogan agreed upon yesterday be- tween Secretary Manager c. l.. Hars old of the Civic Association and Sec retary Mabry will be Put Birming- ham Closer to Muscle Shoals" A joint committee of the two organizations will also work for the acceptance of the Ford offer to take over the Mus cle Shoals development.
 There is no more potent influence for Birmingham growth than the travelling salesmen," said Secretary Harold yesterday. 'We rejoice at the prospect of co-ordinating the work of these two bodies in behalf of Birmingham and the state."
 The following new members of the Civic Association were announced yesterday:
 H. L. Anderton, attorney; H. L. Ar mold, real estate; c. E. Armstrong, chief clerk city comptrollers office; N. A Barron, National Shirt shop, Inc; Frazier Banks, assistant super intendent of city schools; c. G. Band man, assistant principal Central High school; Joseph Barnett, ehiropractor; H. T. Burnett, life insurance; K. +. Boyette, photographer; Robert NJ. Brown, insurance; George Bellsnyder, Goodall, Brown Co.,; J. E. Bryan, principal Cunningham school; Dr. James R. Bean. physician; c. $. Bis sell, Black Diamond Coal company; J. K. Brockman, title examiner; 0. P. Brooks, chiropractor; w. c. Clayton, dentist X. c. Conoley, American Tel ephone and Telegraph company; Dr. K W. Constantine, physician; c. Car michael, principal Woodlawn High school; Albert c. Chesney, manager Life Insurance com pany; K. E. Cooper. attorney; pr. Edgar Collins. physician; J. A. Cole man, manager the Comptometer; $. 0. Clements, accountant: Caheen Bros; Crittenden Booteries com pany; W. R. c. Cooke, attorney; Dr. Gilbert F. Douglas, physician and surgeon; James T. Dunlap, life in- surance; pr. John c. Dawson. presi- don't Howard college; George A. Den ison, chemist; James B. Drake, real estate: Dr. J. T. Doster, osterNotrh ington Drug company; James G. Day, general contractor; A. s. Eagen, cir cult court of Jefferson county: E. W. Ellis, license clerk of city; Charles S. Ellis, Southern Store and Fixtures company; o. Gordon Erickson. city musical director; I. Eppstein, merchant: A.S A. Elliott, Cruse- Crawford Manufacturing company; A. Key Foster. attorney; Tillman, Bradley and Baldwin, pr. A. K. Franklin. dentist; J. H. Fike, city milk inspector; W. T. Fox, capitalist; c. J. Going, principal Central High school; Anselmo Geraci, newspaper publishing; T. J. Gainer. John c. Co., lightly, real estate.