The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-11
Daughters of the Confederacy

Daughters of the Confederacy
 Mrs. J. F. McAdory. Mrs. R. S. Moon, Mrs. Roy Hamrick and Mrs. Cosby and Mrs. W. E. Christlieb were hostessesst the Daughters of the Confederacy at their meeting held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McAdory in Jonesboro,
 Reports of the recent convention and the making out of pledges to be given by the chapter for various organization causes for next year constituted the chief business of the meeting. An interesting detail of the meeting was the review of the recommendations offered by the state president. Mrs. E. l.. Huey, which in- cluded the preparation of bill to be presented at the next session of the legislature which will alter the requirements stipulated for entrance to the old Soldiers Home by Con federate veterans. and one for the holding of separate convention for the Children of the Confederacy chapters, the first to be in Bessem- CT in June. Both of these recom- mendations were adopted
 Plans were made for Tag Day" which will be held for the veterans expenses to the annual reunion to be held in June, and the following were appointed a committee to ,have charge of this benefit, Mrs. Rose Huey Mrs W. E. Surratt, Mrs. J. w. McCorkle. Mrs. Robert Child ress, Mrs. Lacey Edmundson, and Mrs. w. E. Cunningham.
 A delightful social hour featured the meeting. The house for the oc- casion was prettiiy decorated with lovely spring flowers in a charming variety of colors. Punch was served by Mrs Henry Adams, Mrs. Fred Harrison and Miss Brenaugh, and at the close of the afternoon delicious ices and cakes were served.
 "vote Bond Issue For Fairgrounds"
 Judge B. c. Jones addressed the members of the Parent-Teacher as- sociation of the high school on Wednesday afternoon on Vote a Bond Issue for Fairgrounds" and R. l.. Coons spoke along the same lines stressing the importance of the ne- cessity in Bessemer for both . playground and supervisor for the grounds.
 An interesting report of the asso- citation which held it's last meeting on this occasion was that of the treasurer, Prof. c. c. Moseley. who stated that the lunch room had been practically paid for. only small de- ficit remaining to be paid which would be met before the end oi school.
 A. W. Douglass made a short talk on Character Analysis" and Mrs. H l.. Bains, the president of the asso- ciation, made a talk on the work oi the organization for the year and expressed appreciation to members for their support.
 Announcements
 Miss Mary Mildred Woodrow will entertain the members of the sentoi class on Friday afternoon at a tea from to 6:30 o'clock at her home on Clarendon avenue.
 The Writers club will meet or Thursday afternoon with Mrs. " H. Lewis on Third avenue. at o'clock
 officers Elected
 The annual election of officers eo the Parent-Teacher association of tn Clarendon Avenue school was hell Tuesday afternoon with the follow ing elected: Mrs. Esau Harris, pres idcnt: Mrs. c. w Mcdonald. vic, president; Miss Ella Sapp. treasure and Miss Louis Parker, secretary.
 Plans were made for market da, sale which will be held by the as sociation on the next Trades day t' be held in the city. Mrs. Sam Erl:cl made an interesting outline of thu citizenship school which she attendct recently in Birmingham. Under th'