The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11

for the sale of Christmas seals for association,-Photo by Stephenson ANTT-TUBERCULOSIs
 CAMPAIGN
 One of the most important features of the week will be the anti-tubercu- losis campaign. which will be held all this week.
 Mrs, H. E. Pearce, one of the city's leaders in all good and beneficent causes, will serve as chairman of the woman's committee for Birmingham and Jefferson county for the sale of Christmas seals,
 Mrs, Pearce Is state chairman for the anti-tuberoulosis committee of the Alabama State Federation of Women's Clubs and a member of the board of directors of the National An .ti-Tuberculosis association. Booths will be opened on all prom inent corners, and in department stores downtown. A committee of women from the clubs of the Third district A. F, W, c. will have charge each day.
 At the same time the residence seo- ton of the city and suburbs will be worked by the school children.
 Quite an amount of spirit will be aroused in the various city and county schools by the fact that two handsome silver loving cups will be awarded. one to the city school sell ing the largest amount of Christmas seals. and one to the county school selling the large amount.
 Seals have been mailed out to reg ular contributors of the association, and with the assistance of the wom- ans committee and schools. sum sufficient for carrying on this splen- did work in Jefferson county is ex- pected to be raised during the week. More than 500 deaths occur in Jeff ferson county every year from very conservative estimate, from tubercu- losis. For every death 10 others be- come infected. There are more than 5000 active cases in Jefferson county today.
 Following Is the list of women who will serve at the booths each day with their clubs:
 Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, Joycrof- ters; Mrs. Ira Watson, chairman.
 Monday: Mrs. J. B. Hill, Mrs L. J. Yancey.
 Tuesday: Mrs. II. D. Burger. Mrs. W. c. Boyd.
 Wednesday: Mrs. George Wood fu1t, MrS. Ii. w. 1aylOT.
 Thursday: Mrs. c. L. Moss, Mrs. Ira Watson.
 Friday: Mrs. J. J. shannon. Mrs. Saturday: Mrs. Marie V. Nell. Mrs. W. V. Trammel.
 First National bank, Study Circle; Mrs. Kenneth Charleton, chairman,
 Monday: Mrs. Kenneth Charleton, Mrs. J. W. Luke.
 Tuesday: Mrs. p. French, Mrs. E. A. Ritchie.
 Wednesday: Mrs. Guyton Bowers. Mrs R. c. Woodson.
 Thursday: Mrs. H. M. Henderson, Miss Jesse Raph.
 Edgewood Study circle
 Friday: Mrs. s.eGeorge Burriel, Mrs. c. R. Murphy. Saturday: Mrs. W. D. Hammett, Mrs. Charles J. Sharpe.
 Tutwiler hotel, Mary Rumph Mem orial committee; Mrs. R. D. Burnett. chairman.
 Mrs. w. J. Adams, Mrs. E. R. Brown. Mrs. T. c. Bush, Mrs. D. M Drennen, Mrs. J. w Fain, Mrs. E. T. Glass, Mrs. M. V. Joseph. Mrs. Alex London Mrs. Leo Oberdorfer. Mrs. Philip Oyster, Mrs. R. & Munger, Mrs. C. B. Spencer. Mrs. Arthur Rosenfield.
 Hagan- Dunlap. Quest club; Miss Alice Daly, chairman.
 Monday: Mrs. R. Y. Dill. Mrs. Has kin Williams.
 Tuesday; Miss Alice Daly. Miss c. c. Adams.
 Brown Marx building. Business and Professional Women's club; Mrs. c. W. Noel. chairman.
 Miss Willye Byrd Miss Maymie Peace, Miss Annie Lynch, Miss Mary Craven, Miss Martha Dickenson, pr. Lola Taylor.
 Burgers, Fortnightly Shakespeare; Mrs. Roberta Cullpepper. chairman.
 Monday: Mrs. s. A. Ives, Mrs. w. E. Hargrove.
 Tuesday, Miss Frances Holly. Miss Ethel Jester.
 Wednesday, Mrs. Donald McDon- aid. Mrs. F. E. Mccormack.
 Thursday: Pierian club, Mrs. L. J. Robinson. Mrs. A. D. Smith
 Friday and Saturday: Twentieth Centur1 Housekeepers club: Mrs F. N. Cotireli.
 American Trust bank, Amaranth club.
 Monday: Mrs. W L. Murdocb. chair man. Mrs. E. Ballard. Mrs. c. Lamp kin.
 Tuesday Mrs. Maurice Lackey. Mrs. Exam Elliott.
 Wednesday,: Mrs. w. I. Grubb. Mrs. w. c. Bonham, Mrs. J. J. White.
 Jefferson County bank, Current Topics; Mrs. D. c. McMahan, chair man.
 Monday: Mrs. R. T. Anderson, Mrs. w. c. Martin. Mrs. R. NJ. Holman Mrs. c. B. Sharples, Mrs. A. J. Odom. Tuesday: Mrs. M. J. Dill. Mrs. J. c. Wood, Mrs, J, M. Minter Mrs. J. w.