The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
WEEK WILL SEE
 STRENUOUS WORKI FOR MONTEV ALLO1
Sale At, Pizitz' Store Is
 Among Features On Schedule

Montevallo Day at Pizitz department |, store Monday, ''pep" meetings every day during the week, and big rally of the women's division at the weekly luncheon at the Tutwlier hotel Thurs day will aid materially to make the million for Montevallo a realization within a fortnight, officials declared Saturday at headquarters at Loveman, Joseph and Loeb's department store. Every effort is being made to make the coming week red letter, one in the history of the college and the drive. tile leaders said, and if they succeed in putting over their plans for this week, success is assured.
 New workers are being enrolled day by day, and many subscriptions pour into the office every evening from en- thusiastic campaigners. A faw. large subscriptions have served double pur- poses of swelling the treasury and adding zeal and enthusiasm to the spirit of the solicitors.
 Pfzitz "MontcvaIIo Day.
 The plans for the Pizitz- Montevallo day have been perfected. Sam Michaels, assistant general manager of the Pizitz store, announced Saturday, and at SH o'clock Monday morning when the doors of the store open, all will be in readi- ness to handle the crowds of shoppers that are expected. The store windows have been especially decorated for the occasion, so that passers-by will be in formed of the bargains that are on sale, proceeds from which are to be given to the woman's college. Five per cent on all sales will be given over to the col lege fund, and the entire profit made e on. the special chicken lunches that are to be served on the balcony during the noon hour, will also be turned over to the institution for women.
 i. The luncheon Thursday at the Tut Wiler hotel. will draw together repre- sentatives from every woman's club of ,sthe Birmingham district, it is hoped Mrs. D. F. Bucks, chairman of the women's division, is counting on reach ing the S20,000 quota set for the Bir- n6ingham women's division, by Thurs ! day. This means that during the week ! of July 24 to 31, the women must col 1ect $11 800. As an incentive to the workers, Mrs. Bucks announced that she will award two of the prizes that have been awarded to campaign so. lieitors, to the woman making the best subscription records to date. The prize that will be given are $50 dress and diamond and onyx dinner ring. All women are eligible who have not al- I ready won prize.
 Will Talk In Suburbs
 The campaign in Ensley and Fair field will receive boosts from chairfnen of the drive Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Bucks, president of the Alumni asso- ciation of the college, Dean O. c. Car michael, and Mrs. Edith Montgomery, president of the student body at MontesI vallo last year will lead in the crusade for funds in those cities. Mrs. Bucks will also attend the meeting Of the Axis. club Monday, which has been called by Mrs. W. R. Laitmer, Mon tevallo alumna, who is making plans for the club to subscribe 100 per cent.
 The only large donation made Satur- day morning was one of $500 by the DeBaRdeleben Coal company. Large gifts are expected from many indus tffal and commercial firms of Birming- ham the beginning of the week, Mrs. Bucks and Miss Lydia Eustis, ex- ecutive secretary, stated Saturday.
 Day at Cascade
 Another Montevallo Day has been planned for this week, which will be 1t Cascade Plunge Thursday afternoon and evening. All the leaders of the drive and. subscribers have been in- yfted by Dr. A. W. Bell. Jeff Bell and | J. R. Weaver, of the management, to | swim Thursday afternoon in the big pool, and attend the special supper to be served at o'clock. Five per cent | of all the money taken in Thursday has been promised to the college
 EFszine Ramsay, Victor Hanson. Governor B. B. Conner, and all sub ;. scfibefs to the fund for the women's college will be urged to attend the pie mic, and in their honor, and with the aim of creating more interest in the college specially attractive program | , will be arranged. All Birmingham alumni of the college, and alumni from other parts of the state have signified their intention of being present.
 Talks will probably be made by many of the guests as well as by the | leaders in the campaign, including Mrs. Bucks, Miss Bethea, Dean Carmichael | MT. Mitchell, Miss Eustis and Miss Montgomery.
 During the evening reports from team captains of both the mems and | vFomen's division will be made, and | officials have intimated that some sur prises are in store to be announced at this Iie6fip0