The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-29
GUESTS SHARE IN GOLDEN RULE MEA
WeII-Known Birmingham Man To Speak From Church
 Pulpits Sunday

Guests at the Hi1lman, Empire and Morris hotels will be given oppor- t,inity to eat such a meal as IS served more than 50,000 Christian orphans sheltered in Near East rellef or nhanages when they enter the dining rooms of these hotels Sunday, Golden Rule Day, according to announcement Wednesday by W. M. Howe, regional director of the Near East relief for Alabama, Mississippi and Florida. The TutWiler hotel management hao previously agreed to this arrange ment. of Golden Rule Sunday will be presented each hotel guest through the courtesy of the management, Mir. Howe said. These booklets are illustrated with photos of orphan children ana scenes in the institutions where they are are housed. Menus appropriate to the day are set forth. Two hundred or these booklets will be distributed at tahles in the Tutwiler dining room Sunday at noon, Mir. Howe sald.
 Members of the Lions club, 40 in number, pledged themselves Wednes- dav to observe Golden Rule Sunday bv' eating the humble fare served to the orphans and were furnished with booklets after Dr. James ID. Dillard, nastor of the Southside Baptist church had made a graphic talk re- garding sights he had seen whlia travelling through Europe, and espe- ciaIly in the Near East last summer.
 Prof. Allen G. Loehr. member of the Birmingham Southern college faculty. Dr. Lincoln l.. Wirt, international commissioner of the Near East re- lief, Boyd w. Hargraves of Chatta- nooga, Tenn, Dr. Oscar dewolf Ran dolph, B. A. Davey and W. M. Howe will speak in Birmingham churches sunday, pr. l.. E. Brubaker of the Birmingham Pastors union Is chair man of Church Field Day.
 Club women of Birmingham are working hard to make Golden Rule Sunday a success in Birmingham, ac- cording to reports from Mrs. l.. J. Haley.
 Dr. George R. Stuart, pastor of the First Methodist church, and pr. w R. Hendrix, pastor of the Highlands Methodist church, will conduct their own Golden Rule Sunday appeals from their respective pulpits Sunday morn ing. Dr. Stuarts congregation will be asked to sign 2.0o0 pledge cards for observance of the day.
 George Stuart, Jr., will speak Sun day at Courtland and Town Creek, Ala, in the northern section of the state.
 Judge Alvin Douglas will speak Sunday at Cordova, Ala, and Angus tus Genesio, attorney, will speak at Dora.
 Seven speakers will be sent from Birmingham to speak in churches of Jackson, Miss. Sunday, December 16, according to Regional Director Howe Two Baptist two Presbyterian, two Methodist and one Christian congre- gation will cooperate in the Golden Rule movement then. The Episcopal church of Jackson will observe the event Sunday.
 Y. W. c. A. members will hear talk by Professor Loehr at 6:15 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Blue Triangle 1unchroom, MT. Howe said
 Col. T. O. Smith, treasurer of the Near East relief, asks that all con tributions be sent to Near East relief headquarters, 2017 Age-Herald build ing. Difference in cost between a normal Sunday meal and the orphan menu is the donation being asked of IA nations, according to announce ment from Near East relief head quarters.