The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
AXIS CLUB NOTES

An interesting meeting was held on Tuesday morning at the club. This was the regular bi-monthly meeting for the transaction of business.
 Reports were made from the various committees. Many of the chairmen re- ported that they had raised their full quota for the erection of the club audi tdrium. Other committees have almost raised their quotas and all were enthu- siastically working.
 Mrs. Palmer Daugette, membership chairman, reported nine names Of swom- eh for membership, which smepe ap- proved. sssss.llss.l2 9e
 Mrs. W. I. Grubb gave a6 encourag- ing treasurer's report and Mrs. Willard Wheeler, the secretary's report.
 Mrs. Angus Taylor, chaifinan of edu- cation, announces that a course in mil. linery will be given soon, m an .exten- tion course from Auburns These lee lures will be free to memhefs of the club.
 Sales of Axis club kits started of with rush Saturday morning, by noon they were going strong and as these sales will be continued through the week, it is expected that a large sum will be realized through them for the club auditorium.
 Mrs. Lloyd JosseIyn, Mrs. W. I. Grubb and Mrs. Hunter Armstrong are the committee for placing the kits in stores for sale: Every member of the club, however, is expected to take part in the work of selling them as this great undertaking is too extensive to be con find to, any one or more committees. They are to be placed for sale in cer- tain stores throughout the city and suburbs and the members of the club are all expected to take part, each serving for halliday or more in the selling. Those who have not yet given fin their names with the date on which they will serve may telephone Mrs. Erie Petters, Main 1884, or any mem- Der of the committee.
 The sales manager representing the manufactures of these products for polishing floors, metals and for home lubricating, will be at the Axis club every morning during the sale from il to 1 o'clock. Those desiring in. attractions in salesmanship for this week may avail themselves of this -opportu- nity. =. There are four articles of household use in the kit, which will be sold for ' S1.OO. The committee announce this to be about half their value, if bought otherwise.
 Mrs. Pettus. president of the club, and her committee announce that Mrs. Bettye Lyles Wilson of Nashville, Tenn, one of the best known and most famous of southern cooks will deliver a course of lectures in Birmingham, under the auspices of Axis club.
 The lectures will be given from March 24 to 29, on the ground floor in the municipal market. Attention is especially directed to the fact that these lectures are entirely free to all the women of the city. There will also be free awards of valuable prizes each day, comprising great variety of ar ticles from sacks of flour. meal and ice cream to a valuable kitchen cabinet. There will be absolutely nothing for sale. W Mrs. Wilson will teach the making of all kinds of dishes, from the simplest to the most elaborate. The very best quantities of ingredients will be fur nished by Birmingham firms. Generous samples of these good things will be freely distributed among the members of the class. and all women are asked