The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-27

. az Act e>AS iCtu a. Wei tttktS0
lmeeting at the municipal market on
asTuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs.
ID. M: Hankins in the chair. The can
J didates. who had not been able to at
tend the former meetings of the league
were: the guests of the occasion and
each one was given few minutes to
Explain. his platform. ts
Mrs. 9. B. Jaynes, who is the Off
cial hostess of the league, with her
efficient committee, served refresh-
ments through the courtesy Of the Bat
tertm company, Joe Castiglia ard the
!. Lo0serWiles company. Is IT y =
Al number of prizes were given to
Z the holders of lucky numbers.
Delegates To The National Convention
Mrs. j. M. Hankins and Mrs. Bren-
! s soh iske leis duesday nlgnt LOT bui-
lay 70 attehd Ine natlons y, convention ioI
I II neag 81, % em q, voters. ss.Is
,II VIII speaA ~ .he 'iuncnsV1 io o4E
/. /. local presidents On the mempersnlps
cu.umpalsn conaucteo iast sprihsEA !ney
VIII De gone ior zen Gays ana tne ioeai
associauon us looking forward 10 a re-
port Oh me wongerfui meeting.
iemoefsnhp campaign
Mrs. Lon Anpritton commiIIee is
: piannlng y vigorous campaign tof ".
new members ana 70 innuce the oid
members 20 renew tnelr mempersnip3
ana VIII noid man Jong iuncneon e
10Y iouhg restaurant on May 10. a
ssiZs iu r Is planned Ior June, e.,
"nas Wohiah mas Done VII" Ing
: r, sesS
neIs ~ sreae taik OIL Women 10y
proving q success by some persons Who
! were opposed to granting the franchise
TO women. Xney WOulu ike TO STAY
told YOU SO.
men VINO nave had the vote Tor
tne Wnoie period OF our history were
Z nos laDie 70 create modern utoeia
mere IN america, now can the women
= WY nave 9een Young oniy a. SNORT Iour
4 Years. reVoiutionlze the Whoie pehtieaf
Il system!
i As a matter of fact. those women
s who urged the acknowledgements, nf
Is women believed that the vote would. do
Z far more for women at first than
& But women are waking up to. their
K civic responsibilities thinking seriously
L OF public Enthusiastically those that
+ have been their particular concern in
II fare, i and other matters that hetsto.
K fore she has considered in a small way.
II Woman. has widened her horizon SO
b that she is now taking in the state,
& the nation and the world.
Z inns christening of interest in public
/. will react upon our state and national
4 ponticai life. If the pessimists win
Il oniy remember that Rome was not
puile IN DAY!
n We need your active nart;c;na t;o,, =,
/. league affairs, because the league 0 cam n.
= not do its best work without tbe helm.
4. OF every member. Therefore, if YOU are
L not already lin harness. will YOU
L. please read the following carefully.
Il cneck as you please, sign your name
-anu address and mail it at once TO
-heaoquarters, Hillman hotel?'
4 IOnecK mere ea4sg
Active Worker. wish to
..uo actlye league work, under the. fols.
lyp.n9 committees. (Please check your
echolce.l - acsE:
T. O,tizenship Chairman. Mrs. C.
Beddow, does education work with,
tne Glrl Scouts and other groups. Of
sgnng people, and offers citizenship,
sgsrses 70 organizations and indiyij-
uats.
e.k. Euucation. Chairman, Miss Rosa
~ n ~ 1s..rAaslno: Under the supervision of
ms committee and the citizenship CON-
sailetee comes the annual citizenship
Sssay contest among high school stu.
~
IueslsiatIon; Chairman, Mrs. Sgd
s,,rSra a "a studies needed legislation,
.scr,,t;,'; s gu 4n for candidates,
.,ss',i. t - q, .neL records, and gives the
eworL " 'ne puphc. a most important
u..,.s. :ss.ss..s.
s-Nfrv n n sAl,u hygiene. Chairman;
E(ond,c+aJ ~ Does health work.
For nr E, ssg Iscens health luncheon
S.fensed tha g. the Iutwilers At
zEc;ty haH INC 1scene neaith institute ut
E.Taffarsa, s a. n 1el conditions in
icon N, eot;,, eOsn WIN mold a luneh-
Soma ,'a.,ti snortiy TO determine an
Pee ...5 i'iase OF health work.
Ia, Hsrt;s os anu [arDlsraGion. Mrs i,
I'm sy,s,,t E,o,i1 " IIh. MorKs fpR per
EconyeSt t fo,. az peaee. "iti condEet the
..Ehe o,;I,sy.i T., tL e peace scholarsllips to
.Birmi MOI ay y sne league at Howard and
"a 49,. 0 ~ fern
miss MAIZE na INDUSTRY. Chairman,
a ,,aot;,,m' - DvMu' Holds regular
An tha th;uI nTesauquarters Mt Il. IN.
s;t,,d;". 'ntrI tuesday OF every Hofth.
~ ~ AIOh hultiohs OF women iJssSnaus.
49, Pa. DamS ana the nits0al.s aSeHa-
H Iga 1--we SPOKE last month On g,.s. =
r. ar giIueu 70 tne o-Honr Bill lin & the
bsen ;nn;4a, Mr. Donald Conner has
< Is.Syy inFiseu 10 speak next month ON
Momen IN the Textile Industries
EXPERIMENTATION. Chairman, Mrs.
q. 1.gtsreienkamp. Welcomes In with
ppropsiate exercises the newly 7pat-