The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-14
SATURDAY To BE
CHEST TAG DAY
Women Of City To Gather
4 Contributions With Sale
OF Buttons

Already well over the s3sO,ooO
mark, the Community Chest fund by
Thursday night had so swelled to-
ward the desired $450,000 ideal that
Carson Adams, director of the drive,
announced a Tag Day Saturday with
the close of the active canvass that
evening.
The ladies' committee, under the
leadership of Mrs. Hubert Scruggs,
will be in charge of the Tag Day,
it was announced. Plans to have
members of the Axis club, the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, the United Daughters of the
Confederacy and society women take
part in this phase of the campaign
were completed.
They will be stationed all over the
city, and will exchange the regular
II Care" button for donations of all
amounts in an effort to make every
citizen and visitor a member of the
chest organization.
The same General increase in the
number of large and small contribu-
tors and firms reaching the 100 per
cent goal which has marked the en-
tire drive was apparent Thursday
Mr.. Adams said.
Accountants employed to file the
returns of the campaign again We're
compelled to call for help in an eff
fort to classify the pledges and do
nations received during the day.
Campaign workers have not slack
ered their steady pace one moment
since the Inauguration of the drive
said Mr. Adams. The work of re-
checking, revisiting, and even going
over new territory is still in prog
ress.
The same general interest in the
campaign has been maintained, ano
N r bIitiOOc Stp96i1V mDnnfln q
the returns showed.
The Semet Solvay company, en-
ployes of the Ensley plant, had col
lected at the close of the day, $1,03S
and promised to send in $1,000 by
o'clock Saturday evening when the
campaign closes.
Following are the women who will
participate in the Tag Day effort
Miss Willie May Brandon, Miss
Katherine Massey, Miss Mary Ida
Wood, Miss Carolyn Garrett, Miss
Florence Jordan. Miss Leola Shannon
Miss Olivia O'Neal, Miss Carolyn
Rosenthan, Miss Virginia Hassinger
Miss Margaret Builder, Miss Eliza
beth Jackson, Miss Marjorie Scruggs
Miss Catherine Brown, Miss Carolyn
Carper, Miss Louise Farley, Miss An
ME Sib1ey, Miss Jean Arnold, Miss
Cynthia Fowlkes, Miss Jordan
Prince, Misses Lee, Rushton, Oliver
MISS Evelyn fdrley anu OtHS4S.
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Mrs. w. r. Hendrix. Mrs. Robert
Bell, Mrs S. H. Gardner, Mrs. Her
bert Stockham, Mrs. Edgar Collins
Mrs. Thomas Stobert, Mrs. II. j
Barclay, Mrs John Berry, Mrs. e. S
Lester, Mrs. Asa Rountree, Mrs
James 3. Elliott, Mrs. John Crane
Mrs. j. B., Arid, Mrs II. II. X. JEFF
ferson Mrs Frank White, Mrs. IL. Is
Abernethy. Miss Erie Conville, Mrs
Clifford Adams. Mrs ]. IL. Ray, Mrs
Charles Ledbetter, Mrs. A. r. MooGJ
Mrs. Ed s. Moore, Mrs. w. c. b On
ham.
Mrs. B. p. Minis, Mrs. e. j. Nc
Crossin, Mrs. Borden Burr, Mrs. j. 10
Penny, Mrs John S. Pearson, Mrs
e. =. Rosemond, Mrs. Herman SAX
Mrs, Mary Stobert. Miss Alma Rit-
tenberry, Miss Adele Shaw, Mrs
Charles Spangler, Miss Mary Ander-
son, Mrs. Fanny Anderson Thornton
Mrs Benjamin Jennings, MRS: Johh
Sidney White, Mrs. George Hughes
Mrs. Frank Rushton, Mrs. D. .
Moore, Mrs. W. A. Jenkins, Mrs
Julius Jaffee, Mrs. j. 7. Coulbourne
Mrs. Walter Brewer. Mrs. John Be
thea, Mrs. Hubert Scruggs.
Mrs Frank White, Mrs. Mary rus
sell Mrs. II. T.. Pearce, MISS Salile
BLACK. Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Lee
Oberdorfer, Mrs. w. j. Adams, MRS
G.. B. Yandle, Mrs. j. II. Eddy, Mrs
LLOYD Josselyn Mrs. Addar Barnes
Mrs Carson Adams.