The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
BUSINESS CLUB IN
7 WO-DAY SESSION,
STARTING MONDAY
About IS Delegates From
Southern Cities Expected
At Birmingham Meeting

Approximately rs delegates and a
number of friends will attend the
first annual convention of the Amer
lean Business club when it convenes
for two-day session at the Tut
wiler hotel al $50 o'clock Monday
morning. Final plans and prepara-
tions for the visitors were made by
the birmingham club at their weekly
luncheon in the Tutwiler hotel pri-
waite dining room at noon Friday.
representatives from the Mont
gomery, Asheville, y. c., Chattanooga.
Shreveport, La. Atlanta. Knoxville,
and Nashville clubs will begin reach
ing the city Sunday and members of
the Birmingham club will meet them
at the trains and show them over the
city During the course of the con-
Vention, many side trips to the vari-
GUS points of interest have been
planned, and many features will be
in store for the women visitors.
The convention will be called to
order at $50 o'clock Monday morn
ing by William L. White, director
general of the national organization
ana pTtSlGent Oh the ia III
club. D. f. McLendon, president of
the city commission. will deliver the
address of welcome and the response
will be given by DIR. C. C. Aven.
president of the Atlanta club.
Paul A. Marker of the Chattanooga
club will make an address on play
grounds" on the second day of the
convention and Clyde Watkins of the
Knoxville club will speak on How
the American Business Club Can
Best Exemplify the Spirit of Service. "
The program for two days is as
follows:
Monday Sessions.
Registration of delegates, 9 a. m.
to $50 Il. m.
Convention called to order, by
William L. White, director general
of the national organization and
president of the Birmingham club.
Music and songs.
Invocation-Rev. William Graham
Eehols. secretary American Business
club of Birmingham.
Address of Welcomed. e. Nc
Lendon, president city commission.
Responsible. C. Aven, president,
American Business club of Atlanta.
Converting of convention. appoint
ment of secretaries and sergeant-at-
arms.
One minute responses.
Address-"The Spirit of the Amer
lean Business Club" Duff C. Lewis,
national field secretary.
Recess
Convention called to order. $50
p. m.
Committee meetings
Automobile trip for delegations
seeing sights of Birmingham. 4:30
p. m. Compliments of Birmingham
American Business club and Birming-
ham Automobile club.
Adress-"The American Business
Club" by William L. White. director
lvered over WSY. broadcasting sta
tion of Alabama Power company at
s p. mo-
Informal social frolic, Tutwiler
hotel ball room. $50 p. m.
Tuesday. Mny 20.
Convention called to order. $40
a. m.
Music and songs.
Invocation by Rev. J. S. Eddins.
American Business cub of Birming-
ham.
ss-"Playgrounds." Paul A.
Marker. American Business club of
Chattanooga.
Presentation of Fairgrounds as a
sion under the lead of Paul A. Man
kerr.
Report of committees.
Discussion and adoption of reports.
Address-"H the American Bust
ness Club Can Best Exemplify the
Spirit of Service" Clyde Watkins,
American Business club of Knox
Vile
Nomination of national officers.
Recess
Convention called to order. p. m.
Music and songs.
Music and songs.
Election of national officers.
Selection of city for 1924 conven-
ton.
Adjourn.
Meeting of national board of gov
ernors. 4:90 p. m.
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PROGRAM For WOMEN