The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-02
SMITH CHAIRMAN IF CHURCH DRIVE
Everything Ready For 0pen- ing Guns In S1OO,Oo0
 Campaign

inaugurated Monday evening, Decem- Der 10, at Highlands Methodist church for fund of s1oo,00o to build tho new Sunday school build ing, practically everything is in readiness for the opening guns to be fired.
 It is the plan of the membership of the Highland Methodist church to make the fourth year of pr. Hem drix's pa storate the crcwning pe- rlod of his life. and to this end the slogan has been adopted for the coming Sunday school campaign Make His Romance Come True.'
 Monday evening the Women's Mis- sionary society will be host at din ncr complimentary to the entire membership of the church. On that occasion Dr. C. B. Hendrix will be toastmaster and get-together
 1eeting is planed so that MT. Smith and his assistants may outline the plan whereby the funds will be raised for the Sunday school building.
 No collection will be taken and no subscriptions asked for, but gen eral good time enjoyed and nobody will be taxed for anything. It IS planned that four days only will De required to raise the $100,oOO that IS necessary to build the new Sunday school addition to Highlands Mehod- ist church and on Friday evening, December 14. another dinner, will be given. The Womens Missionary so- ciety will be host and the entire aggregation of the church is ex- pected to be present.
 Announces Committees.
 Chairman Smith hast formed his committees and announces his chalr- man, team captains and associate workers. Mrs. W. D. smith, who served during the war, and IS rIhi, paS. grand master in the art leadership, will have charge of the Women's division as follows: Jay Smith, chair man; M. P Northington and M. r. Phillips, assistant chairmen; U: M Bowers. treasurer; Paul w TIE It. auditor; Dr. c. B. Glenn. toastmaster.
 The central campaign committee will have for it's chairman, Thomas H. Benners of the board of stewards of the church. with T. Felton Win berly, Richard Massey, Paul Earle, E. j. Smyer Nathan L. Miller, l.. K Plosser, Reuben A. Lewis, W. J. Yielding, Wade Wood, WIT. Cunning Mason. A. w. B. Johnson. J. L. Dren- nen. Charles r. Horst, J, l.. Yancey, J. B. Dryer, Paul Wright and c. L. Moss.
 The sunday school division will have as it's chairman. J. l.. Thweat, with Mrs. W. D. Smith; will have as it's team No. 1, Mrs. J. M Cartwright, captain; with Mrs. " l., Sessions Mrs w J. Yielding. Mrs. J. l.. Tan cey and Mrs. J. Perry. Team No. 2, Mrs T. M. Poterfield, captain; Mrs. Dan A. Green, Mrs. B. H. Mccoy, Mrs. Charles F. Hurst and Mrs. W. V. Cornell. Team No. 3, Mrs. Richard w. Massey, captain; Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Laura Alexander, Mrs. Paul Earle and Mrs. W. D. Hammett.
 Division No. 2.-Charles J. Perry, Team No. 1 R. H. scrivener, captain, with A. J. Phillips. T. NJ Poterfield. T. l.. Thomas and R. c. Wiggins. Team No. 2. Dr. Percy H. Woodall, captain, with John Cain. N. P. Tur- pin, Tram Sessions and F. NJ. Cousins. Team No. 3. J. B. McClary, captain, with l.. P. Munger, c. N Shrine. J. H. Scruggs and Horace Bradshaw.
 Division No. S.-B. F. Crabb. Team No. 1. Thomas H. Mcclellan. captain, with J. M. Cartwright. 0, w. Cam eron. T. c. Young and R. c. Wade. Team No. ?, w. H. Sadler captain, with F. I. LeMay. J. B. Dryer. G. M. Bowers and J. W. Brazeal Team No. 3 Frank F. Spain. captain, with Crampton Harris, L. E. Reynolds, w. E. Leake and William Leary.
 Division No. AZ. D. McArthur Team No. l, Ernest Redd captain, with George Reynolds. S. H. Murry, F. J. Sheppard and Ralph Small man. Team No. ?, Charles E. Rice captain. with $. Stark, Dr. Robert Y Jones, Wade Wood and Nelson Hill Team No. 3, Dr. F. R. Tarrant, cap tain. with Clark Williams, R. Mich olson, Thomas Stobert and J. c. Clark.
 Division No. 5.-M. P. Messer. Team No. l, w. D. Hammet, captain, with Harry J. White, Bem M. Prife, J. M. Ford and Robert Brown. Team No. 2 R. G. McCarty. captain, with A. M. Myatt. J. C. Smith, Dr. McGruder and N c. Moran. Team No. 3, r. c. Clark, captain, with Marvin Wise, Emmett Holder, Lee Hooper and Reid Law son.
 Division No. 6.-Vassar l.. Allen. Team No. 1, J. T. Coulbourn. captain, with w. M Hoke, Horace Hammond and J. T. Benton. Team No. 2, J. A. Lyle, captain. with J. NJ. Lipscomb, w. C. Loyd, c. w. Lookeq and A. R. Long. Team No. 3, F. J. Cowart, cap- tain, with J. W. Kannum, Louis Ford. 0. l.. Ryrs and c. W. Burney.
 DIR. sPIvEY OPEN FORUM GUEST
 pr. Ludd M. Spivey, dean of Bir- speak on "A New Appreciation of the Individua1' at Temple Emanu- Efs open forum meeting at 11:30 o'clock Sunday morning. Dr. Spivey IS rated as one of Birmingham's most interesting speakers and a scholar of note. The public is welcomed to the Sunday open forum meetings which are held in the form of short infor-