The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-15
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 MOMENTS CL J 5 { TO HOLD MEET |NG
Third District Of Alabama ConveneS At SouthSide
 Baptist Church

Club women throughout the Blr- mingham district anticipate with considerable interest the assembly Of the ninth annual meeting of the Third district, Alabama Federation of Womens Clubs. The meeting will be held Tuesday and Wednesday in the Sunday school assembly rooms of the Southside Baptist church. Club women from the Ninth district and many leaders from various parts of the state will be in attendance.
 The hostess clubs for the meeting are the Amaranth, Birmingham branch of A, A. U. NJ, Council of Jewish Women, Crescendo, Electic study, Edgewood Study, Fortnightly Shakespeare, Joycrofters, New Era Study, American Study, Book Lovers.
 Mrs. Peyton Eubank of Ensley is manager Of the Ninth district and Mrs. Sidney Hart is assistant mana ger. Mrs. James A. Downey, Jr., Is secretary and treasurer.
 The formal program as given out Sunday follows:
 Tuesday Morning, October 10.
 9:30, meeting of credentials com
 
 der assembly singing, America the Beautiful" led by Mrs. W. J. Adams; i; invocation, Mrs. w. C. James; greet ings from hostess clubs, Mrs. w. L.. Brown; response, Miss Ellen Dupuy; report of program committee; report Of credentials committee, Mrs. R. T. Anderson; report of rules and regu- lations committee, Mrs. C. w. Law renee. Report of district officers i | II rlS r. ant manager, Mrs. Sidney Hart; sec retary- Mrs. James A. Dow ney, Jr. Address, Mrs. Val Taylor, president Alabama Federation ot Women's Clubs.
 Department of American citizen skip, Mrs. l.. A. Neill, Albany, divl- sion chairman. Committee reports Citizenship training and international relations, Mrs. E. G. Bruce; friendly co operation with ex-service men, Miss Mary Byron Frazier; motion pie lures, Mrs. Frank Spain.
 Departmenth of press and publicity, Mrs. c. Mitchell Williamson, Bir- mingham, division chairman. Com mittee reports: Bulletin, Mrs. Frank Clark; editorial, Mrs. Ed c. Archi- baid Report of administration com mittees; Club extension, Mrs. P. A. Eubank; maintenance, Mrs. C. P. Underwood. Announcements; music; adjournment; 100, luncheon in honor of Mrs. Val Taylor.
 Tuesday Afternoon, October 16.
 200, meeting called to order, rSds. Sidney Hart, presiding.
 Department of applied education. Committee reports: Community serv- ice Mrs. S. $. Heide; conservation. Mrs. l.. H. Bush; education, Mrs. A. G. Overton; home economies, Mrs. William E. Bohanon; home demon stration, Mrs. H. w. Taylor; Hitter acy, Mrs. J. J. Eaton; library exten- sion, Mrs. E. w. Finch; scholarships, Mrs. c. c. Adams. Announcements 400, memorial hour, conducted by Mrs. J. E. Frazier; vocal solo, Mrs. l.. D. King; tribute to our dead, by clubs; adjournment.
 Wednesday Morning, October IT. 10:00, meeting called to order; as- semby singing. led by Mrs. w. J. Adams; club collect; minutes. ~ IG Department of fine arts, Mrs. J. Carol Long, division chairman. Com mittee reports Public health. Mrs. Louis Mackenzie; child welfare; so- cial and industrial conditions, Mrs. M. W. Ferguson; legislation, Mrs. R. A. Clayton; telephone, Mrs. J. l. Blount. Business; announcements; music; adjournment.
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 Wednesday Afternoon. october IT.
 200, meeting called to order. Club institute; demonstration, a model club meeting, Mrs. Myrtelle Whitney Shell; open forum, conduct ed by Mrs. W. l.. Murdock; report of nominations committees; election of officers; report of resolutions com mittee; adjOurnment