The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-09-28
THR GALVESTON SUFFERERS
Report of the Ladies' Who Have Been
Making Garments and shipping Them
to Texas-Jeffcrson Lodge Donations.
Messenger Fund

The ladies' who were interested with
Mrs Roger Moore in making clothing
and soliciting donations Of garments
for the Galveston sufferers. send the
Messenger the following as their re-
port:
Mt. W. E. Springer, n bolt or
cloth. Mr.. Rosenman one poit, and Mrs
A II. Harriss one bolt
Through Mrs Mendelsohn bolts OF
shifting, calico. outing, buttons and
thread from the following: 5. & b
Solomon, Morris Bear & Bro, Rheia-
stein Company, Mr.. Newman, l. NJ.
Bear & Co.
Through Mrs. Robert Tucker on
tributions as follows: Mr.. C. W. Pol
vogt, 20 yards OF goods; Mr.. J. We'll. "A
yards Of goods; Mr.. n. NJ Foard.
goods for s~hirtwaists.
Mrs. fuckers w contribution was
II garments Of which so were made and
material furnished by herself.
A collection of s5.35 was ken at
Market Street NJ. Z. church. This was
invested in goods from which forty
articles were made by the Earnest
Workers of that church The names
Of other contributors and those W
made articles were as follows: Mrs.
DR.. Wood, Mrs. George Penny, ars.
Munson, Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. James
Ellis, Mrs. Formay. Miss Bonitz and
sister, Mrs. -, Mrs. A ]. Howell.
Jr., Mrs. VIM. Howell, Mrs. Frank
Covington. Mrs. L. Pennington Mrs.
Powers, Mrs. Woodward, Miss Dora
Brown, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Henry Angel.
Miss Nora Angel, Mrs. M~cIlhenny, Mrs.
VIM. Munds, Mrs. VIM. French, Mrs.
Sandlin, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Fannie
Johnson, Mrs. Vincent, Miss Mary Vim
cent, clerks at the Racket store, Mrs.
C~hadbourn, Mrs. Colonel Cantwell,
Mrs. John L. Dudley. Miss jamie Dud-
ley, Miss Serena Chadbourn. Mrs.
Roger Moore, Miss Kate McLaurin.
Mrs. Mary Lyon, Miss Clara Wood
ward, Mrs. Prempert, Miss Kate Brown
Miss Alma Balm, Miss Sue Boone, Mrs.
Mrs. Hopewell, Mrs. Culver. Mrs. Fun
chess, Miss FentreSS, Mrs. Walter
KingSbury, Mrs. John D. Taylor, Mrs.
R. H. Berry, Mrs. Dickson Munds, Mrs.
c. r. Williams, Miss Kate O'Hanlon.
Misses West, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Bissen-
Armstrong, Mrs. S. E. Toon, Mrs.
Frank Simmons, Mrs. Thorpe, Miss
Sue Meares, Mrs. Casey, Mrs. W. r.
Miller, Mrs. Fannie Mitchell, Mrs w
H. Shaw, Mrs. Mendelsohn and friends,
Mrs. MacRae, Mrs. John Hedrick, Mrs.
Bagley, Mrs. Edward Wooten, Mrs.
Louis Belden, Mrs. Mittte Moore, Ms.
Rundlet, Mrs. H. F. Wilder, Mrs. Boat
wright, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. P. Helms
berger, Mrs. P. b. Manning, Mrs. c. P.
Bolles, Mrs. Bannerman, Mrs. Daisy
Sapp, Miss Rothwell, Mrs. Peoples,
Mrs. Oscar Fillyaw, Mrs. NJ. Willard,
Miss Mary Cantwell, Mrs. w. r
French, Mrs. w. S. Warrock, Miss Bet
tie Price, Mrs. Lossie Myers, Miss
Bagg, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Emily
Payne, Mrs. Sam Bear, Mrs. G.. r. Ca
Sey.
Two dollars and twelve cents more
contributed by Misses Annie Brothers
Lucille Smith, Sallie Ballinger, Leola
Owens, Josie Owens, children from
Market Street church Sunday school.
We have tried to keep a correct list
of all donors, but if we have failed it is
owing to the confusion that necessa.
rily prevailed at times. The people
have responded generously. Sever
tightly packed barrels nave been sem
in which were $40 articles.
JEFFERSON LODGE DONATION
Jefferson Lodge No. 81, K. of P, hav.
ing Appropriated $40 for the storm suf,
governor of Texas, he sends the fol
lowing acknowledgment:
Austin, Texas, September q.
Tx a. S. Holden, K. of r.. and S., JEFF.
ferson Lodge, No. 81, K. Of P. viii.
mington, N. G.
Telegram received. Many hanks
fc- the contribution, $1,000.
JOS. D.SAYERS,