The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06


Home demonstration club work re-
port. :.
Motion picture citizenship pageant.
Music, led by Mrs. w. j. Adams.
Note: Home demonstration ex-
hibit, College hall. Visitors invited to
inspect.
Wednesday evening. College chapel.
Fine arts evening, Mrs. Val Taylor,
presiding.
500 p. m. Concert under direction
Of Mrs. G. B. Yandle, state chairman
of music.
Introductory talk, "The Whence and
Whittier of Music" Mrs. Harwell Fitz-
Hugh Smith. Montgomery.
Writers clubs
Poems, read by prize winners.
Building up the Short Story, led by
Mrs. A. J. Gilmore.
A play. The Passing of Illiteracy,"
directed by Mrs. Henley, Birmingham.
Note visitors are invited to inspect
an exhibition of pottery in the hall.
Thursday morning, April 10, College
chapel.
$50 a. m. Club institute, Mrs. L.
J. Haley, presiding.
$50 a. m. Business session, Mrs.
Val Taylor, presiding.
Music, music department public
school.
Club collect.
Minutes.
Fine arts department, Mrs. ]. Carol
Long, Selma. chairman.
Committees
I Art, Mrs. II. X. Toner, Selma, chair
man.
Music, Mrs. C. B. Yandle, chairman.
Literature, Mrs Jack Montgomery,
Tuscaloosa, chairman.
Writer'S club, Mrs. A. J. Gilmore,
Birmingham, chairman.
Music, leader, Mrs. W. J. Adams.
Public welfare department, Mrs. j.
e. Frazier, Birmingham, chairman.
Committees:
Child welfare, Mrs. George Boyd
Michael, Mobile, chairman.
Public health, Mrs. Sidney Hart, Bir-
mingham, chairman.
Social and industrial conditions, Mrs.
W. A. Hill, Montgomery, chairman.
Music, leader, Mrs. W. j. Adams.
Publicity department, Mrs. q.
Mitchell Williamson, Birmingham.
chairman.
Committees:
News column, Mrs. Mitchell William
son, editor.
Bulletin, Mrs. J.. Brevard Jones,
Montgomery, editor.
Department Of legislation.
Legislation, including report Of legis-
somery, chairman.
Music.
Announcements.
10.dS Tnrchaon TolIaps dinir A,
hall.
Thursday afternoon, College chapel,
Mrs. Val Taylor, presiding.
2:30 p. m. Committee reports.
Maintenance committee, Mrs. James
Hagan, Mobile, chairman.
Budget committee, Mrs. G. O. Adams,
Birmingham, chairman.
Club extension committee, Mrs. II 8.
Herrin, Admission, chairman.
Margaret Coleman fund, Mrs. P. b.
Bowers, Birmingham, chairman.
Transportation committee, Mrs. g.
Williamson, Birmingham, chairman.
Thursday evening, College chapel,
Mrs. Val Taylor, presiding.
8 p. m. Talk, home demonstration
club work, Mrs. John Morris, Winter
boro Community club, Talladega coun-
ty.
Address, Spiritual Illiteracy of Ala
bama," T. v. Ellsey, executive secre.
tary Sunday school council of Christian
education.
New business.
Note: Home demonstration exhibition,
College. Visitors, invited to inspect.
Friday morning, April II, Mrs. Val
Taylor, presiding.
$50 a. m. Club institute.
Club collect.
Minutes.
Round table discussion, unique fea-
lures of club work in Alabama, Mrs.
Val Taylor, the leader.
Music.
Awarding of federation prizes.
The Haley Gavel, Mrs. T. s. Her
zen.
Thomas Owen loving cup, Mrs. L.
D. McCollum.
County organization prize, Mrs. J.
B. Jones.
Music and literary prizes, Mrs. James
Hagan.
Open forum discussion.
IL AS. Luncheon, College dining
hall.
Friday afternoon.
2:30 p. m. Business session.
Music.
Report of resolutions committee.
Report of nominating committee.
Friday evening, College chapel.
Montevallo college evening.
o. m. Dinner by students.
s p. m. 1.-The Egyptian Princess"
romantic operetta, in two acts. Lii
bretto by Jeanne uinton Rose. Music
by Charles Vincent.
Report of courtesy committee.
"Auld Lang Syne," music led by Mrs.
W. J. Adams.
Adjournment.