The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-23
READY RESPONSE
To ROLL CALL RED
CROSS CHAP TER
First National Bank Reports
100 Per Cent-Boy Scouts
Do Valiant Duty at
Headquarters

ONNd NOANAshSAtS 49,
the Birmingham district and the
emergency call for relief in the Near
East are reflected in annual roll call
Of the jefferson county chapter OF
the Red Cross. Campaign managers
and wor..ers report more and larger
contributions this year than last.
Receipts up to last night exceeded
by considerable sum total collec-
tions in the same period last fall, and
it is believed by the managers and
their assistants that when the cam
paign ends next Thursday night the
local chapter will have the largest
membership in its history.
Checks for sl09. $50 and other sub
stantial sums are coming into head
quarters with encouraging frequency.
Heads of corporations advise the
com nittee that they will give their
employees every opportunity for en-
rolling and the merchants and ether
business places are doing likewise.
Scouts on Duty
More than 20 Boy Scouts we're on
duty at Red Cross headquarters yes
terday and they were kept busy
answering calls for buttons and sup
plies from the workers at the booths
and in the office buildings. The young
men serving the committee yester-
day we're Albert DeF'uniak Jack
Ellis. Albert Green. John Jemison,
sydney Patterson. Windham South
gate, Frank Ellis, Barton Harris,
Archibald Grub, John A. Ware, Jack
Babston, Russell Dimick, Re bert
Freeman, Volney Goddard, Abe Lich-
tenstein, Burt Justice, Ballard Bay
less Harry Newton. Clayton Saw
age, Ed Wilkin. Ernest Hicks, Nell
son Bryant, Raymond Harris. Ray
Tucker, Bagby Hale and John Rob
ertson.
First 100 per Cent
The First National Bank yesterday
reported 100 per cent membership iii
the enrolment campaign, Vice Presi-
| den Tom BCwron delivering check
to the committee for a sum to cover
the membership of every official and
employee OF that bank. This is the
Four of the office buildings were
canvassed yesterday by teams repre-
| senting luncheon clubs and they re-
Dc rted practically every person seen
as having contributed. The buildings
eanvassed were the American Trust,
by the Community club: First Ma :.
tional by the CiYitans; the Farley
by the, American Business, and the
Title Guarantee by the Optimists.
~ yt.xr. al x..tl ~.
Jefferson County Bank building.
while the Junior Chamber of Com
merce will visit the various offices
in the Woodward building. the Ro-
| tary club team will solicit in the En-
| pire building and the Exchange club
team will canvass the Bro wn- Marx
/ building.
The booths were in charge, of Miss
Sallie Blach and her committee of
Jewish women yesterday and re-
1 ports received at headquarters in
| dicated that they had good day.
| The Presbyterian women, Mrs. r. d.
Burnett, chairman, will be in charge
| today.
Booths and Stations.
Mrs. Burnett's booth chairmen and
helpers and their stations are:
Independent Prssbyterisn Church: Bur
-.
Donald Woods and assistants; En- pire
Mrs Donald Woods and assistants; Wood :
ward. Mrs. Cha ude Zuber and assistants:
American Trust, Mrs. Claude Zuber and
assistants Brown--Marx, Mrs. Nat Brad
ford and assistants; courthouse, Mrs. Nat
bradford and assistants; Drennen's Mrs.
Henderson and assistants; Five Points
Mrs sterling Floyd and assistants; South
ern club Mrs. Robert ingalls, snd assfs-
tants; Blachs. Mrs. Robert Ingalls, and
assistants.
First Presbyterian Church: Saks, Mrs. r.
T. Daniels and assistants; Pizitz, MRS h
f. Daniels and assistants.
Second Presbyterian Church; jefferson
County Bank Building: Mrs. T. C. Cains
and assistants; Athletic club, Mrs T. c.
Gains and assistants.
Third Presbyterian Church: HilIman
hotel, Mrs T. w. Winton and assistant
ton and assistants.
Handley Memorial Presbyterian: City
hall, Mrs. S. o. Coke and assistants: Ha-
gan-Dunlap. Mrs. s. @, Coke and assis-
tants
South Highland Presbyterian: Loveman.
Joseph Loeb, Mrs. I'D Sellers das-
sistants: post office. Mrs Ed Sellers and
assistants.
Vine Street Presbyterian: First Ma
assistants. Birmingham Trust, Mrs. A.
Wahli and assistants.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian: Motion
hotel, Mrs. W. A. Abercrombie and
sistantH; Tutwiler hotel. Mrs. W. A. Aber-
crombie and assistants.
Thirty-f fifth Street Presbyterian: Cham
Der of Commerce. Mrs f. P. Harris and
assistants; Morris hotel. Mrs. T.. p. Harris
and assistants.