The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
the several clubs named

poNcIdl NluDS IcVOINtu IIoBltn anu Col-
lections and IL was agreed 10 lot them
make final reports next Saturday when
final settlements and general summing
up will take place. The meeting is to be
at $50 o'clock p. m.
Last year tho total collections by the
children was $500 and the total fund
81, 900 II is feared ii will fall far below
that this year.
Some discussion ensucd regarding music
for the feast during the meeting of the ar
rangcmcnt committee held in the fore.
noon. II was decided that ii would not
be proper 10 pay for music out Of the
general fund, so tho ladies present took
out their purses and made up the neccs-
saty amount.
Miss Conway reported progress, and
Miss Norilect said they would have
draw full OF money by next Saturday.
The place ut which the feast is to be
held has not yet been decided upon.
The Bethel Union Sunday School made
n report and asked for Instructions. Mr.
Menken explained that the little folks
should have president, vice-president,
secretary, treasurer and two or more for
executive committee for each club. An
MIC Wear, President; Susie Creamer,
Nice-Prrsident; Emma Lagoon, Socrc-
tary; Mrs. Mollie T.. Marshall, Treas.
uror; Freddie Herman and Maggie
Toulin, Executive Committee. Each
member must pay 10 cents us a
fec for membership. Four of the club
are 10 attend the feast 10 assist in waiting
on tho poor children, that they may have
q nice Christmas dinner, and arrange the
Christmas trees. They are to get IA many
members ms possible. and badges will be
distributed TO all officers OF tho clubs
Miss Marshall calls her club the "Busy
Bees"
The 81. Mary's Episcopal School re-
ported, with Olive Greenwood, president;
Berthe Miller. yice-president; Matte Reid,
secretary; Alice Collier, treasurer. Imo-
gene aud Hattie Latham, executive COM
miltcc.
Mary Morrison, treasurer Of the Good
Shepherd Sunday School, reported collec-
ton, and tho money was turned into
the general fund by her.
Miss Iancoy's school, corner OF Vance
and Main street, reported with Jerc Clapp,
Fannie Price, yice.prcSdent;
Robbie Booker secretary; III. Thomas,
treasurer. The latter said he had a small
fund, and he hoped TO have moro next
week.
The Christian Sunday school reported
with Annie Richards, president; Virgil
Richards, yice-prcsident; Oral Warning,
SECRETARY; Jessie Brown, treasurer; Mamie
Moore, May Tom Peters, executive COM
mittcc.
Good Shepherd Sunday school..reportcd
for president, Com. Brooks, vicc-prcsi-
dent, VIM. frcdel treasurer. Mary Morri-
son. This Club will he prepared to mako
a showing next Saturday, the I'D inst.
The Pope School reported sixty mem
bcu, and collections amounting 10 Sl2.35.
The jewish sunday School has for prcsi-
dent, Gortncr Nathan; vice president,
Dinah Don, secretary, SELMA Cohen; treas
urcr, Sam Nj. Sampler, executive commit
toe, Clara Gotlcii, Roga Cohen and Others.
The Third Presbyterian Church, through
Lulu slower, treasurer. reported collections
OF Sl0.lj, and ihc same was added 10 tho
fund.
Tbs Christian brothers reported that
the band Of the college would not be able
10 play at the poor chldrons feast The
leader, Prof. Schneider, has engagements
elsewhere for tho week, and many mem
bcu oi the band will be absent
The Lydia Rawlings school reported
lhiriy.ono members.
Tho boys Of the llopo school reported
their organization.
Chelsea Mission Sunday School, Rap
iist, reported with Alice Crumpion, Prcsl.
dent: lank Parker. Nicc.Pfcsidcni; Hattie
Noah, Secretary, Thomas Shroycr, Treas.
urpr.
The Good Fairy Club, with Kate Smith
NJ President, handed M 20 cents aud 70.
cciycl seven badges Louise Smith and
liuic Hayden, Vice. Presidents, aud Ollie
Hayden, Treasurer.
The Central Methodist Sunday School
reported, with Julia Malone as president,
l.oula Keeling, yicc-prcsidcnt, Bessie Fink,
secretary Mary llarrcll, treasurer, and
they paid over $40 cash.
The South Memphis Methodist Church,
through paron Evans, Jenny Winklcr,
/ president, Anna Carter Sallin Evans, sec.
| plary Bert Tucker, treasurer.
| Mrs j. = Mcnkcn and Mrs. Julia Ian.
horn will canvass among the lawyers and
doctors Monday forenoon, and Mn. W. :.
Alternately, also Mn J. ;. Andrews, will
move among the merchants and others OF
Front street ~ the samo time.
A general meeting Ut the ladies Of the
Christmas Club Is 10 be- held next
Wednesday afternoon NJ go o'clock, In
the hall Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. II Is important that every
member attcnd, ~ much Important bust.
ness will b. bcluro the club lor considcra
ton.
The meeting adjourned 10 convene next
Saturday az go O'Clock pm, 10 hear dual
Trpufts