The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 82

SECTION 3 WOMEX'S NEWS THE COURIER.JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, K.Y., SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, I960 FEATURES 21 "CHRISTMAS FOR BOYS IS AIL WRAPPED UP IN 5 1 WAPM.IIP DSF.llP GIFTS LIKE THESE!" Kick up your heels in all kinds of weather! IJJ. J) (J (Jq ll6CtS i IS T-! I For the Small Fry We now have i MERRY MITES i Shirts Prints and Solids. 1 to 6. Overalls in Corduroy. Blue, Olive and Antelope.

Exciting? They're the most! Smart little over-the-sock boots you're feet will really warm up to-of lightweight; weatherproofed corduroy withcozyliningsofCelanese jg pile. Eskiloos come in three styles, in marvelous colors- Lest We Forget The Albert Sidney Johnston chapter here yearly adds to library's Confederate shelf and they're washable inside Overalls in Flannel. Navy or Grey. Corduroy Jacket Sets. For Juniors, Preps Students It.

Beige Zip-Out Coats 2 Use either as a topcoat or raincoat. 2 Sizes 6-20 or 36-40. 2 Sweaters, crew neck or shawl collars writers of plays, pageants, and papers on the Civil You Wa of OU ar Centennial owe a thank-you to the United Daughters The Confederacy. and out Youll want several pairs-come see em todayl 2 mm 8 liua(jAYTEESJ Olive Brass Charcoal 2 ft" Sports Shirts Flannels and Ginghams Slacks and Pants Juniors', 3-1 2. Preps' and Students', 26-36.

I if TIES, SOCKS, BELTS and JEWELRY St.M Photo 2 OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY I FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 1:30. ClOSf CHRISTMAS iVt, 4:30 P.M. Frequent browser of a Confederate collection at the library is Mrs. Josephine Turner, who heads U.D.C. (1899), Mrs.

Basil W. Duke (1901), Mrs. Andrew Broaddus (1905), and Mrs. Charles Semple (1909). Mrs.

Duke's daughter, Mrs. Samuel Henning, is now a member of the chapter. Today Mrs. Josephine Turner heads the Albert Sidney Johnston chapter of the U.D.C. On November 12, Mrs.

Turner went 4a DiUm A 7 4ltA Ant) inn TnffArcnn TlnviQ Vfi BOYS' SHOP Memorial Chapel. The chapel, on the 17th floor of a Richmond medical college, has a seating capacity of 30. 3930 Frankfort Ave. TW 3-7012 xne aetans or tne aeaicaiion wui De given cnapier memners at a meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Brown Hotel.

Mrs. Turner will speak. 1 Block "ICi Beige I Sskloos 'Situation Wanted" Ads Are Aids to Maids Who Want Work. The Albert Sidney Johnston chapter here has donated 600 books over the years to the Louisville Free Public Library's Confederate Collection. Each book is marked with a Confederate bookplate a reproduction of the great seal of the Confederacy.

This bookplate, used by the U.D.C. nationwide, was the suggestion of Mrs. John L. Woodbury, who as historian-general in 1925 set about the establishment of the library's Confederate Collection. To collect and preserve materials for a true and faithful history of the Civil War is just one of the missions of the U.D.C.

History Records More Reasons "The History of The Daughters of The Confederacy," compiled and written by more than a dozen members throughout the country, lists four other reasons for the U.D.C.'s existence: To fulfill the duties of benevolence to the Confederate survivors, and those dependent on them. To assist the descendants of the worthy Confederates in securing an education. To' record the part taken by Southern women during the war and throughout the period of reconstruction. To cherish the ties of friendship among members. U.D.C.

Was Organized In 1891 The U.D.C. was organized in September, 1894. But already the dedicated women of the South had numerous associations. Members of monument societies were erecting state and county memorials to local heroes and to the Confederate Army in general. Memorial societies were devoting themselves to the families as well as to the fighters.

Members buried the dead, consoled the living, and made plans to educate the children. It was from these associations that the U.D.C. grew. Louisville's Monument Association was one of the bustling, busy societies invited by the U.D.C. to unite nationwide.

The president, Mrs. Susan Preston Hepburn, demurred. She and her members were then building the monument now at Third and Brandeis. They felt they should not join the U.D.C. until their present organization was free of debt.

Funds were finally collected and the monument presented to the City in 1895. Mayor Henry S. Tyler in his gift-acceptance speech agreed that the City would light the monument and keep in order the plot on which it stood. Debt-free, the monument association, with 50 charter members, organized the U.D.C. chapter here in September, 1897.

It was the 120th chapter to join the organization. The Albert Sidney Johnston chapter was named for the famed Kentucky general. The first president was his daughter, Miss Henrietta Preston Johnston. Resigned Because Of Health Months later "Miss Hennie" resigned because of poor health and was succeeded by Mrs. H.

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