The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-05
COMMITTEES FOR.
NE " YEAR NAMED.
BY ADMISSION BODY.
All Committee Members Called
to Meet Wednesday After
noon--Go After New
Industries
ADMISSION BUREAU
THE AGE-uERALD
Apptatnu Ala Feb. 4

THE
Admission, Ala, Feb. }
Conferences of the recently ap-
pointed committees to serve during
the year for the Admission Chamber
of Commerce activities will feature
the regular monthly meeting of the
Admission civic body on wednesday
afternoon in the directors room Of
the Admission National bank. Dr. e.
c. Anderson, president OF the An
niston chamber, Saturday issued
call for a general attendance of the
members and committee workers for
the monthly meeting and announced
also that many matters of important
business were scheduled to receive
attention. among them being new
industries.
The following committee appoint
n.ents were announced Saturday by
Secretary l.. C. Watson of the local
Chamber of Commerce: Agricultural.
C. W. Nixon, A. NJ. Fite. Ross Black
mon, Wiley Johnston and A. H.
Sheppard. Camp Mcclellan, Sam j.
Powers, ]. T. Gardner, Jr., B. w.
Pruet, c. r. Bell and II. H. Mont
gomery. Civic improvement, L. M
Burns, W. II. Roach. L. E. Ogletree,
Walter w. Robinson and L. G. Jones.
Educational. Charles D. Kline. r. b.
Carr. w. F. Johnston. ]. F. Spear
man and S. A Russell. Entertain
ment, II. H. Booth. s. l.. Galbraith,
C. r. Barker, w. e. Lloyd and j. F.
King. Good roads, L. B. Lilies. S. L.
Crook. D. C. Cooper, S. P. Ingram and
E. C. Lloyd. Iron industries II. b.
Rudistll, C. NJ. Jesperson. c. A. Ham
i:ton, w. e. Lewis and Walker Key
rolds. Legislative. w. A. Davis, II.
D. Merrill, w. C. Tunstall. N. P.
Sterne and John F. Williams. Mem
bership, Hillyer Robinson, c. H. Jem-
ison, Fred Bell, Louis H. Klein. John
p Orr and c. w. Allen. New trade,
N. f. Dry. w. w. Wakefield. Bynum
Walker, Charley l.. Dill and ]. NJ
Cryer, DR.. Jerre Watson, DR.. george
II. Leyden, H. B. Dent and j. d.
Garner. Railroad, L. A. Sterne, d. K.
Miller, French Bell, w. b. Orrison
and L. H. Rivers. Textile. F. o.
Tyler, E. l.. Field. T. S. Roberts,
Otto Latsch and Newton Wilson.
GADSDEN Is CHOSEN
The speech of Former Senator
w. r. Webb of Bell Buckle, Tenn, at
the banquet held by the Admission
churches Saturday evening in COM
pliment to the 1926 delegates from
northeast Alabama who are attend
ing the older boys conference here.
was one of the feature parts of the
three-day session and was heard by
fully 500 people who assembled at
the Business Woman's club for the
address.
Senator Webb reached the city
Saturday, delivered a speech before
the older boys at the Admission High
school Saturday afternoon, addressed
the delegates and visitors at the eve
ming hour and again delivered an ad-
dress at the First Methodist church
at the II o'clock hour Sunday morn
ing.
Prof Allen G. Loehr of the Bir-
mingham Southern college, was
worked overtime on Sunday, sudden
Illness of Rev. J. Powell Tucker of
Selma preventing the delivery Of a
series of talks here on Sunday, Pro-
fessor Loehr filling his place.
The conference sessions came to an
end at the Parker Memorial Baptist
church Sunday evening. Gadsden was
chosen as the next meeting place of
the conference.
BECOMES HEAD NURSE
Miss Cora Brogden, formerly of the