To make clearer reports and to write
convincingly of their work, they felt
the need of better equipment. When
Miss Sherwln determined to provide
the course for them her friends re
monstrated and tried to persuade
her that it would be a waste of time.
“What could women out of school
for years, mental muscles stiff from
disuse, get out of such a rigid
course?” they asked. To use Miss
Sherv/in*s own words, “they fairly
ate up that course and assimilated it
wonderfully. I am firmly of the
opinion that the mature woman can
learn anything she sets her mind on.
for she has a mind that can be set
and stay set.”
On Tuesday afternoon, September
25, at 2:20 o’clock, the regular meet
ing of the League of Women Voters
will be held in the auditorium of the
new municipal market building, on
Third avenue and Twenty-third
street. The officials of the market
have Invited the league to hold its
first fall meeting in the attractive
auditorium. This will be a social
meeting and refreshments will bo
served. The public is invited, par
ticularly women, whether members
of the league or not.
The occasion offers a fine oppor
tunity of seeing Birmingham’s up-to
date market, w'hich would be a credit
to any city. The auditorium is on
the second floor at the back of the
building.
