The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-06
World Peace Scholarship Of League Of
 Women Voters 7


 Women Voters
 In the interest of permanent world peace, and with the hope of adding to the number of those who are we'll informed on this subject, the Jefferson County League of Women Voters, in cooperation with Howard college, will offer a scholarship for the fall term at Howard college to the student in the summer school who submits the best essay on some phase of World peace, based on a course of the lectures to be given this summer and on col lateral reading.
 There will be five lectures, one each Wednesday at chapel, beginning July g, and lasting five weeks The schedule is as follows:
 E July 9-"World Friendship Dr. Henry NJ. Edmonds. =. =.
 July 16-""The Contribution to World Peace Of Organized Religion, ,' Dr. Morris Newfield.
 July 23-"Christianity and World Peace" Dr. J. B. billiard.
 July 30-'"The World Court At Work" George Lewis Bailes.
 August To be announced.
 The contestants will be required to read at least three books or six maga- zine articles. The book, listed below, will be found at the Central Public Library, in charge of Miss Lila May Chapman.
 Mobilization For Peace," Lynde.
 Ways To Peace" edited by Late.
 ''The Next War;" Will Irwin.
 Christ Or Mars" Will Irwin.
 What the War Has Taught Us," Jefferson.
 World Peace" Biglow. .--. "Only Possible Peace,'' Howe.
 Ways To Lasting Peace" David Starr Jordan.
 A very large selection of magazine ar- ticles.
 Essays must be not less than 500 nor more than 750 words long. They must be written on one side of the paper only, the pages numbered, and the number of words used must be written in the upper right-hand corner Of the first page. The writer's name and address must be in sealed blank envelope attached to the essay. It must be stated at the top of the first page the titles M the three books or Of the six magazine articles on which the essay is based.
 Essays must be mailed or sent not later than September 1, 1924, to. the Jefferson County League of Women Voters, Hillman hotel, Birmingham. The judges of the contest are Mrs. J. M. Minter, chairman; Mrs. L. F. liar ris,- Mrs. Dora c. Fell, Dr. W. R. Hen dirk, Judge Hugh A. Locke
 Any student in the Howard Summer school may compete, and it is hoped that all will do so.
 A similar peace scholarship contest will be conducted at .Birmingham-South- ern college as soon as Dr. Snavely re- turns from Europe.
 The members of the League of Wom- en Voters and the general public are cordially invited to attend the Wednesday lectures.
 Jefferson County League of Women Voters committee on permanent world peace:
 Mrs. L. F. Harris. chairman; Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins, Mrs. R. A. Clayton Dr. George Eaves, Mrs. J. NJ. Minter, Mrs. s. F. Moore, Mrs. Dora c. Fell, Mrs. F. NJ. Jackson, Mrs. Charles A. Fiske.
 Delightful Luncheon At Fairfield
 One of the most charming events of recent date in league circles was the lovely luncheon held on Wednesday last at the Fryer tea room, in honor of the new state president, Mrs. Brenton Fisk, by the Fairfield League of Women Voters. Other honor guests were Mrs. R. F. Johnston of Birmingham, state publicity chairman; Mrs. J. NJ. Han kins, president of the Jefferson county league.
 The tables were decorated in bril- liant masses or spring flowers. A de- licious plate lunch was served Mrs. Charles A. Fiske, president of the Fair field league, presided, and gave an in ter;Hsting account of the state conven- Ii [ at Gadsden in May Mrs Brenton Fish spoke on '.The Spirit of the League of Women Voters, and outlined the plans for the t-Out-the Vote cam paign in the state, She compliminted highly the work of the Fairfield league, and referred to the beautiful loving-cup, won by the league in the membership campaign during last fall, which adorned thercenter of the table
 Mrs. Johnston spoke of her plans for starting monthly official news paper for the state league. and asked the cooperation of the Fairfield wom- en. Mrs. Hankins expressed her pride and pleasure in the Fairfield league, and asked their support of the Mon tevallo drive.
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