The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
WILL SEEK $5O,OOO MORE FOR FUND TO BUILD BOYS' HOME
KlWaniS Club To Be Assisted By Many Other Citizens
 In Proposed Campaign

BlrmlnBuam AlWdnldHs auuOuhCS d Birmingham Boys Club Building Campaign" to raise at least an ad ditional $50,090 to supplement- the S25,- GOO now on mad with which to properly provide instruction and re- creation for the underpriVIlege boys of the city, who are said to number several thousand. The campaign will start Thursday, November 5, and will last for one week
 Architects and builders estimate that a building to meet the needs of the boys club will cost at least $75,O00 and the membership of the kiwanis club have undertaken the task of seeiug that the money is sup piled. They have shown their faith in the work by subscribing one there are many men and women in Birmingham who will be glad of an opportunity 10 help this cause.
 The Birmingham Boys Club Build ing Campaign will be under direct supervision of w. J. Adams, who has been appointed general chairman. Other officers Of the general commit tee are W. V. Trammen. vice chair man; Col. T. 0. Smith. treasurer; W. c. Campbell, secretary, and other members of the Kiwanis club.
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 The following Well-kncwn citizens have agreed to set as members of the advisory committee, under the chair manship of Mr. Adams: Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. Vassar Allen, Miss Sal lie Blach, Ersklne Ramsay, w. C. Bonham, Sam Blach, pr. Oscar Ran dolph, Percy Wocdan, Louis Pizitz, Victor II. Hanson, Clem Gazzam, Joe H. Lovemsn, Dr Henry M. Edmonds, J. E. McClary, pr. MorriE Newfield, Rev. Roy Hershey, Rev. J. w. Don nelly, Elmer Thurston, Ed Warren, Fred NJ. Jackson, D. M Weakley, Donald Conner, Rev. J. M. Broadly, Rev. w Hendrix, Alex k. Walker, R. A. Porter and R. B. Cha andler.
 General Chairman Adams has ap- pointed Kfw;tnian Sig. c. Bauer as chairman of the publicity campaign, and with him will be associated members of .he staffs of the Bir- mingham News. Age-Herald and Post, who have volunteered their ser vices.
 Kiwanian Paul Pim, is chairman of the committee on banners, posters and cartoons. and associated with him will be Hubert H. Harper of The Age-Herald, and Ed Leighton of the Birmingham News.
 The parade and special committee of boys, nended by Kiwanians Fred Auil6Ys as CLtll e1AiA A'ohO 1NotASs as vlce chairman, wil& get together 500 boys to :orm a parade to be headed by the Ala bama Boys Indus trial school band, on Thursday, No- vember s, the date of opening this campaign. This committee will also distribute through these boys cir culars containing the campaign. by calling at each residence end ringing the door bell and asking the lady of the house to read the circulars and to boost the Boys Club Building Campaign.
 "General'~ John Sparrow. well known advertising expert, will have charge of the newspaper display ad- vertising as well as issuing the copy flor circulars
 other Committees Named.
 Other committees are: Corporation Committee J. B. McClary chairman Erskine Ramsay, Victor H. Hanson, Louis Pizitz, Joe Loveman and Craw- ford Johnson.
 Special Corporation Committee-W c. Bonham, chairman; R. A. Porter Sam Blach, NJ P. Phillips and J. ". Donnelly.
 Kiwanian H. A. Brice has been ap- pointed as chairman of the building material committee, and this com mittee will call upon all building supply and lumber dealers to solicit their contributions in materials.
 pr. Percy Woodall, former presi- dent of the Rotary club, and for many years an active worker in be- half of the Boys club, will look after motion picture slides and other features to be used by theatres in advertising the campaign. Announce ment is made that already the E and H. Film company has agreed to have any special moving picture slides made at cost.
 Four minute speakers will be as- signed to each luncheon club, begin ming Monday, October 15, to familiar ize the members with the aims and purposes of the campaign, and every minister of every churcil in the city will be asked to preach upon this subject, Sunday. November 4.
 For the benefit of those who may desire to, send in their subscription fin advance General Chairman Adams announced Saturday that subscrip- tions gill be taken on the basis of one third cash. one-third payable In 60 days and the remaining third 1T four mouths.