The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-04
BIRMINGHAM LEAGUERs

SNGpE He lOlIoN HE IS ldhGH lIQatl an article by Luna E, Davis, publicity secretary of the Ala bama league: As usual. Birmingham is leading the entire state in league activities. It is well to note the things accomplished by the Jefferson County league so that, go far as possible, some of the things undertaken by them may be tried out by the league units of other places" They know we are wide awake, ready to learn from every reliable source about every phase of govern ment, and are watching every hap pening of civic note.
 One Delegate Chosen.
 Mrs. ., R. Bricken of Montgomery has been chosen to represent Alabama at the convention of the National League of Women Voters at Des Moines. la. One other delegate re- mains 10 be chosen. It Is to be hoped that Alabama will send goodly number Of leaguers to the convention to bring back the inspiration, and ways and means for increased prog ress.
 We urge you again to ma<e reser- vatfons early through Mics Hazel K. Hite, conevntion secretary, Hotel Fort, Des Moines, Ia.
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 Attention. League Members.
 Next Tuesday March 6, we will meet at the Masonic temple at Falr- field. guests of the Fairfield League of Women Voters.
 Automobiles will be waiting for you at the Hillman hotel at p. m. If you have any empty seats. phona Main 5SS6 any time between 10:30 and 2:S0. Mrs. Joseph Weiferich Is chair man of the committee on transporta- ton and will appreciate every seat placed at her disposal. The new road to Fairfield is open and 1t takes but 20 minutes to reach the temple. The program prepared Is unusual.
 Housewfves' Exhimbit.
 Do you know what Birmingham manufacturers, Mrs. Doughty, chair
 man of the exhibit, will give you an opportunity to see, sample and judge Birmingham products. If you like them, demand them In the mar kets. l., Sevier, president of the Alabama Manufacturers association. has called a meeting of the Bir- mingham manufacturers and they are making elaborate preparations for the exhibit.
 The city will be overflowing with visiting Shriners and we urge all citizens of Birmingham, not only league members, to be sure that no Shriner or any member of his family leaves our fair city without having viewed our exhibit. Let them return home with clear impression that Birmlngham's stupendous production of coal, iron and limestone is being rivared by her manufacturing.
 At &l-A n1 lnr the auspices of the league. will be held at the Saunders Drive-It- our self place, 1700 Second avenue, just opposite the Jefferson theatre. It will open at a. m. Tuesday, April IT. and will last through the following Saturday night.
 The success of the exhibit held last year was so marked that the manufacturers are expressing them selves as greatly pleased that more space Is available this year for booths Many manufacturers had to be refused last year, but 1t Is hoped that there will be room for all this year. Only Birmingham manufac- tured products will be exhibited. and the iobject of the exhibit Is to fa- miliarize Birmingham housewives with their own hometown goods.
 Mrs. Doughty expects to have meeting of her women's committee this week to assign the work All the members of the league who are willing to help are asked to call headquarters, Main 5ss6. any day be- tween Il and 2, and register.
 Chairman Appointed.
 Mrs J. H. Doughty. general chair nP ha hibit this year, has chosen the fol- lowing committee chairmen: Regis tration and prizes, Mrs. Frederick B. | Dodge; publicity, Mrs. F. o. Engel- hardt: membership, Mrs. Charles l Spangler; information, Mrs. Brento K. Fisk. These chairmen will be assisted by the following ladies: Mrs. Lon Albritton, Mrs Guy Ames Mrs. T. D. Strock, Mrs. w. A. Spruill, Mrs. l Adda Barnes, Mrs. E. A. Cooper, Mrs | Cora J. Roden, Mrs. Sallie Blach. Mrs. c. D. Brooks, Mrs. J. H. Wal | lace, Mrs. Charles s. Caldwell, Mrs. l Ella Conley, Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, 1 Mrs R. A. Clayton, Mrs. J. J. Wind | ham, Mrs. J. W Daniel Mrs. Rose ! Darby Mrs. Mrs. Clem Gazzum, Mrs. l Louis Gelders, Mrs. A. J. Grafen- kamp, Mrs. W. D. Colby, Mrs. J. H. l Hankins, Mrs. Kate Holt, Mrs. Asa l Hull, Mrs. Crampton Harris, Mrs. c. B. Jaynes, Mrs. E. P. Quigley, Mrs. c. S. Simmons. Mrs. B. M. Warnock, Mrs. J. II. Wideman, Mrs. o. A. Wood, l Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs J. M. Minter Mrs. G. T. Wofford. Miss Jessie and
 Miss Angelne Ruter. Miss Mildred Trowbridge. Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs. c. P. Lichty, Mrs. F. II. Bonelli | and many others
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 1 Please Answer Letters.
 Mrs. Neil R. Wallace, who is crgan- l izer for the League of Women Voters, two weeks ago sent out letters to l those members of the league who had l not paid dues for this year, urging l them to pay their dues at once. The response to his letter has been very slight, and Mrs. Wallace begs the 1 members not to delay any longer, l but to reply immediately to her at l headquarters. Hillman hotel. phone l Main 5SS6
 Members who have paid their dues l during February are as follows: Miss l Flora Blach. Mrs. J. H, Doughty, l Mss Katherine Holt, Mrs. A. M. Horn, Miss Elizabeth LaForge, Miss l Zoe LaForge, Mrs. Ernest LaPointe, Mrs. J. M. Minter Mrs. E. P. Quig- l ley. Mrs. F. F. Schroeder, Mrs. c. 1 | sharp Mrs Dupont Thompson,