The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-22

should be a closer cooperation be- tween our local League of WomeEl Voters and the clubs. This co-opera- tion should be used for strength and understanding, not rivalry and an- tagonism, that we may have a better citizenship and our work be carried| on with the least waste of effort.
 "I have been wondering if we re- ally appreciate how much our art section is indebted to the Alabama Art league and our wonderful art chairman, Miss McAdory, for what we have accomplished. I feel we should use all our influence and make every effort to establish the Jefferson county chapter. In sum ming up my message, l wish 10 make the following recommendations:
 Recommendation
 First: Office of vice chairman be created and one elected at thls meet ing.
 Second: That hereafter the Third district meetings meet the first week in October at Ensley, Fairfield, Bir mingham, Avondale. Woodlawn or! East Lake by invitation of thosel clubs in each locality; Birmingham clubs be divided in groups as we should entertain oftener, the officers to cooperate with the hostess in 1A
 Third: That the state chairman and district chairman. who do such arduous work in our district, be given the ballot at our meetings.
 Fourth: That a ways and means committee. consisting of the dele gates at large, see that there is all ways some money in the district treasury.
 Fifth: That committee be apt pointed by the new chairman to ask for a cooperative committee for ev- cry other womans organization in greater Birmingham, this joint com mittee to work out plans for a Woman's Club home, call 1t anything you may.
 Sixth: That every club come up 100 per cent with the maintenance fund.
 be effected between the League of Women Voters and the Third district clubs.
 Eighth: That we use every effort to establish the Jefferson Country Art league.
 Need of Club Home
 In closing, l beg your indulgence II any hitches come up at this meet in You know in Birmingham (dont tell the visitors), we never know when we get place whether wy will meet there or not Therefore the need of club home. Everyone has been so kind and considerate, am sure the convention will be success, and Mrs. Jones will under stand it's simplicity of entertain ment, as she urged it.
 Put all the blame of shortcom- IFRer those present-tis not their fault.
 Our beloved president, Mrs. Jones, I know will be a help and inspira- tien.
 T had 1t in my heart to pay | tribute to Mrs. Phillips We were brides together at the old Florence hotel 2S years ago this past summer She was @ shining light to me. As q younger woman I looked up to her and she stimulated within me the desire to follow in her footsteps. She was an inspiration always ] was fortunate to have known and loved her.
 T think the district is alive and we are headed all right. To you be- longs all the credit of the growth since my association with you. wish to thank you again, each and every club woman for the beautiful, unselfish. cheerful cooperation you have given me, and your work speaks for itself.
 sTo my successor l bid God-speei She will get more out of the off!r. than she can possibly put in.
 For myself, I ask your sympath ,, your love, your prayers.
 Respectfully submitted,
 "OCTAVIA FLETCHER FRAZIER '"