The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-07
Voters Report
 Of Exhibit

n Friday, December 3, Mrs. Bren- K. Risk left for her new home in hington, D. c. Her leaving will felt not only in the local league re she was always force for good rnment, but also in the state will be missed. Mrs. Fisk's interest and usiasm has meant so much to the hen of the state that they feel e of dismay that they can no longer end. upon her for the necessary zeal Iarry on the work, when that won- Jul personality and that unflagging husiasm is withdrawn.
 rowever, all must put their shoulders the wheel and keep the good work Ag. We must "carry on" in Ala Ia until her return.
 Meeting Oh The League
 The regular meeting of the Jefferson nty league will be held at the Hill on Tuesday, December g, at 2:3O Is it is the only meeting before istmas, the program will be in the q of peace program. Dr. Frank aid, of the Fifty-sixth Street
 church, will deliver an address
 ven's Song of Peace," and Pro-
 on c. Loehr will give an out
 ideal peace program.
 1924 Manufacturers And
 uswives' Exhibit
 he report of Mrs. J. M.
 ian of the manufactur-
 ves' exhibit:
 1924 Manufactur-
 s exhibit of Bir-
 cts, held at the
 n Oct. 27,. Nov.
 Jefferson County
 ITS, is most grati-
 of the league.
 ..usiastic approval
 from the manu-
 press, and from citi-
 section of the city. We
 aglas served well the purpose ...af it was planned, namely, to Iate a spirit of loyalty to Birming- m, to make known its varied re- urces and manufacturers, and to in ulate a habit of Trade at Home." The editorial value of the exhibit has ben ably scurried up in an editorial one of the Birmingham papers |: ese annual affairs have had the Wt of educating thousands of Bir- ham people to misrepresentation of is made here that our people can and have undoubtedly brought con- erable and growing volume of isiness to the home institutions. They re educative in the highest degree and ost valuable in the growth of that hst pride and appreciation all informed 'eople have as settled convictions about heir home city, it's splendid present Id the magnificent future which is manifest destiny"
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs was chairman of e first exhibit, in 1922. Her name peaks for it's success. Mrs. J. H. oughty was the able and efficient lairman of the second exhibit. The resent chairman, and her co-workers, ould like to acknowledge with deep bpreciation, the splendid foundation r such an exhibit made by the teceeding chairman.
 The exhibit this year consisted of so boths, embracing almost as many tried manufacturers of greater Bir- ingnam. The bringing together of such 1 exhibit and some S0,00O people to |e it was quite a herculean task. In tcomplishing this, the league wish te .press sincere thanks, first, to the Birmingham manufacturers as whole Ehd to the cooperative committee ap |plnted by them, composed of Messrs T N. Chappell, J. c. Hodges, l. kvier, Gus McCarty, and Ed Wilkin h. This committee met regularly witt IT Housewives Executive committe, om the league, composed of Mesdame. 4. M. Hankins, Dora Fell, Brenton K Fisk, c. s. Jaynes, w. D. Colby, ant U. M. Minter, and gave most valuabl, suggestions and were truly co-opera tive m spirit as well as in name. The league deeply appreciates tn, forward impetuS given to the axhihi