The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
SCHOOL PLANNED
 BY COUNTY LEAGUE
 OF WOMEN VOTERS
Every Precinct In County Will Have School of Citizenship. Mrs. Carle Appoints
 Precinct Chairmen

Every precinct in Jeffersn coun- ty, under the plan of the county League of Women Voters, is sched- uled to have a citizenship school during the year.
 For this purpose, and for organiza. tion work Mrs. J. F. Carle, county chairman, has just finished appoint ing her precinct chairmen. It will ,ba their duty to spread publicity fo: these citizenship schools, and to aid in making them success.
 The league emphasizes that it is state organization of women who wish not merely to vote, but to vote intelligently, and that it has two pur- poses-to foster education in citizen" ship and to support improved legis- lation. It is interested In getting the best laws and to establish the best reforms.
 Will Conduct School
 Mrs. Carle will conduct the citizen ship schools She has been working necessarily on her programme for some time, and has chosen women sh, expects to be of great value it. spreading the principles of the league.
 Associated with her are Mrs. T. D. Strock. who Is county secretary; Mrs. B. A. Cooper, treasurer; Mrs. H. E. Pierce has charge of finance; Mrs. Richard F., Johnston of literature and publicity and Mrs. Conrad Ohme of organization. Mrs. Brenton Fisk Is city chairman.
 The precinct chairmen who have not received their literature are requested ,-1 n fall district meetings are to be held in October. Mrs. James Hagan, pres ident of Mobile league, will attend; 1; also Mrs. Smedley of Fruithurst, and other state officials. Will Irwin's very strong pamphlet on "The Next War" is being sent out.
 Precinct Chairmen
 These are the recently appointed precinct chairmen. Where numbers are omitted. that denotes that the precincts are city ones:
 Precinct 1, Mrs. Alice S. McAdory, Bessemer, Route 3; Precinct ?, Mrs Josie Nolen, Bessemer; Precinct 5, Mrs. H. M. Byars, Johns; Precinct A., Mrs. Mandy Harris. Adger, Route 2, Box 63: Precinct 5, Mrs. Clarence Vines, Short Creek; Precinct 6, Mrs Beula Clements, Dora; Precinct T. Mrs. Mamie Thomas, Dolomite; Pre- cinct 8, Mrs. Mae Moore, Oxmoor; Precinct Il, Mrs. Fannie Bradley, Boyles; Precinct 12. Mrs. Loula Mitch ell Leeds; Precinct 1S, Mrs Dora Burnum, Trussville; Precinct IA, Mrs. Lucille Smith. Pinson; Precinct 15, Mrs. Eula Snuff, Village Springs; Precinct 16, Mrs. Donnie Gray, Haig; Precinct IT. Mrs. Sarah Cottingham, Beltona: Precinct IS. Mrs. Addie Tut wiler, Brookside; Precinct 19, Mrs. Agnes Crocker, ,Palos; Precinct 20 Mrs. Mae w. Bobo, Irondale; Precinct 22, Mrs. Susie Park. Lewisburg; Pre- cinct 23, Mrs. Mamie Rowe. Empire, Precinct "A. Mrs. Winnie Carmichael Bessemer, Route 1 Precinct 25, Mrs. Louise Charlton. Edgewood; Precinct 26, Mrs Clytele Turner Argo; Pre- cinct 27. Mrs. Louelle Reever. Besse- mer Route g. Precinct 2S. Mrs. Velma Wood, Quinton; Precinct 30, Miss Bertha Nichols, Porter; Precinct, 3l Mrs. Lizzie Whaley, Birmingham Route 4; Precinct 32. Mrs. Mamie Calvert, Trafford; Precinct SS, Mrs Ethel Perkins. Bessemer; Precinct 3S' District No 5; Mrs. Allie Jackson wiles, Bessemer Precinct S5, Mrs Elizabeth Gwin Howton, Adger; Pre- cinct 3s, Mrs. Louise Richardson. Blossburg; Precinct Ss, Mrs. Ollie Scott. Adamsville; Precinct 40, Miss Lethea Parsons, Bessemer, Ruote T. Precinct 4t, Mrs. Leona Bain. Acton; Precinct 43. Mrs. Lizzie Huey. Quin- ton; Precinct. A, Mrs. Edith Caldwell Plosser, Huffman; Precinct AT. Mrs Myrtle Mccormack, New Castle; Pre- Icinct AS, Mrs. Leila Bowen. Littleton; Precinct 49. Mrs. Hassie L. Edwards, Mulga; Precinct 50, Mrs. Marie But Ter, Republic; Precinct 53, Mrs. Min nie F. .Sadler. Fairfield; Precinct 54, Mrs. Mary Carlisle. Inglenook: Pre- cinct 55, Mrs. Pattie Whare, Brighton.