The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
The Woman Citizen

turning Tn most mas been won Dy MrS. c. P. Beddow's team, consisting of Mrs. Levvy, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Hankins, Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. Rule, and last but not least, Mrs. Beddow. | Mrs. Levvy, by hard work, daily at the park, sold $9S.1O worth of tickets, and thus is winner of the 5000 in dividual prize.
 The balance of the money turned in 1 by the league was the result of letters sent out, with tickets, to the members who were not working on teams, and | to several firms and merchants. Many of these members and merchants had | of course bought tickets through the teams prior to receipt of the letter Those who responded to the letter, buy ing one or two tickets were Mesdames Lloyd Noland, J. H. Doughty, Ada Brewster, Jennie M. Clarke, W. D. I Nesbitt, Miss Annie Williams, Miss | Virginia Hiden; Miss Louresse Johnson, Miss Rosalie Darby, Mrs. Augusta Friedman, Mrs. E. J. Adler, Mrs. Donald Conner, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. w. l.. Beasley, Mrs. Simon Blach, Mrs. Walter M. Jones, Mrs. W. B. Thomas, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Leonore Swgert, Mrs. Russell Hunt, Mrs. Carl Whittiehen, Mrs. l. C.. Beatty, Mrs. Minnie Lawrey, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. J. Ormond, Mrs. w. l c. Nelson, Mrs. H. J. Allison, Mrs. Alice D. Mayo.
 | Individuals and firms, who responded to the appeal and to whom our thanks are due are Rabbi Morris Newfield, w. V. M. Robertson, Jr., Hugh Scales, Abe Kaufman, Moore and Handley, Col. T. s. Moorman, c. T. Fairbairn, Duke Bros, Louis Saks Clothing company, Highland Ice Cream company, White ! Dairy company, Grammas Candy com pany, Ideal Laundry, American Laundry, Imperial Laundry, Wood Lumber company, Odum Bowers and White, Guarantee. Shoe company, Gin derella Shoe store, Jaffe Jewelry com pany, Hirsch Millinery company, Flor sheim Shoe company, Orange Drink company, Marinello Beauty Parlors. Boston Shoe store, New York ShO store, New-Williams company, Bromberg, Faust Cafe, Jewelry store, Tie compa- ny, Criss Restaurant, Porter Clothing company, F. l.. M. store through Mr. Fitzpatrick, McGough Bakery, Hen ley Sturgeon, Loveman-Jaseph and Loeb, Greenwood Cafe, K. c. Glass, druggist; Joseph Alpha, Jeweller, Davis Printing company, Knox. photo grapher Nelson K. E. and I. company, Glen Iris Dairies, J. Blach and Sons, All American Shoe company, John H. Taylor, Sherrer and Kessler, Forbes Piano company, Zingesser Bakery, Boy Scout Troup No. F, Mrs. Mary Echols, Dennis Echols, TutwiIer hotel, Rhodes Carroll Furniture company, Watson Furniture company, HoOdWheeler Furniture company, R. D. Burnett Cigar company, Haverty Furniture company, R. B. Broyles Furniture company, Crews Furniture company, Greenwood Cafe, Coates -McKelvery Furniture company, W. o. Broyles Furniture company, Hagter Clothing company, Drennens for printing tick cts, Southland Studio.
 Doubtless there are many other in dividuals and firms who contributed whose names have not been turned in. To all of the above we owe our warm thanks.
 Our thanks are aSso due to the News, The Age Herald, the Post, Labor-Ad- vocate, Advance, Ensley Enterprise, Progressive Farmer, Western News paper Union, West End Scoop, Besse- mer Weekly for most generous public | ity; to the Birmingham Electric O., for contribution, to the movies for ad- vertising to the management for cour- tesies to the Girl Scouts for their won derful help with the babies; to the BOys' Industrial School Band for their music; to Loveman-Joseph and Loeb for lending flags for decorations; to | Wheeler Business College for scholar ship given for best essay on Better Ba- byhood, won by Mrs. Charlotte H. Ben ton of East Lake, to Southern Ad Co.,, { for two muslin signs, to Miss Elizabeth LaForge, Mrs. Caroline Engsfeldt, Dr. Hughes Kennedy for acting as judges of the essays; to Mayor McLendon and Dr. Wyman for talk at the coronation ceremonies, and finally to the mothers and babies who came to the show.
 We have learned many valuable les sons from the, show, the first among them being to beware of experts" no matter how highly recommended, and to do things for ourselves, so retaining all our profits.
 Some of us have worked very hard for close on to four weeks, and have lot of valuable experience, whose price is above rubies. Some of us also got a lot of fun out of it. In conclu- sion, wish to thank all who helped in any way to make such successful show.
 Respectfully submitted,
 MRS. J. H. WIDEMAN,
 Chairman.
 A rising vote of thanks was given Mrs. Wideman for her wonderful work.
 A very interesting analysis of the platform adopted by the Republican party at Cleveland and graphic ac-