The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-23
DONATIONS FOR THE TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
WANTED ONLY TEN CENTS
Monday and Tuesday, May Twenty four
and Twenty five, Fixed for Such Con-
ributions-Ladies Will Call on the
People for Donations.

In its last issue the Caucasian an
nounced that Monday and Tuesday,
May "a and Is, had been fixed as Do
nation Day for the Shreveport Training
School for Girls. In all appeal of Mrs
]. D. Wlsinson, president, is explained
the purpose of this solicitation for
money which is to be made systemati
cally The chairman of the organiza-
ton committee, Mrs. T. l. Barlow, is
encouraged i'll the response to her call
for volunteers.
This Training School for Girls should
receive the most liberal recognition of
all good citizens. It has been and is
filling long felt want. 1t has made
glad and happy girls who were in need
of friends. In this Training School there
is afforded the girls not only the COM
forts of a home but they are taught the
practical lessons of the household and
how to be useful, by teachers Of expe-.
rience In this home will be found the
small tot" as we'll as the girls in their
teens Who can compute the good which
has been accomplished through the in
f1uence of the noble women who have
devoted their time and their means in
this great labor Of love.
As announced in the appeal Of the
president, the wards have been divided
into blocks or squares, and the commit
tees, with Mrs. T. L. Barlow, chairman,
are as follows:
First Ward-Mrs. Frank DeGarmo
and Mrs. H. Dillenberger Jr
Second Ward-Mrs. S. B. Hicks and
Mrs. Reville.
Mrs Hicks will take fourteen blocks
and Mrs. Reville will direct the work in
the other fourteen blocks of Ward Two.
Third Ward-Mrs. William Norvell
and Mrs L. P. Butler.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. ]. D. Wilkinson.
Fifth Ward-Mrs S. S. Hunter, Mrs
J. Fl. Jordan and Miss Artelia Jacobs.
Sixth Ward-Mrs. J. Fl. Fullilove Jr.,
and Mrs. Mal1ett.
Seventh Ward-Mrs. ]. W. Norton
and Mrs. Cora Bercher.
Eighth Ward-Mrs. L Workman and
Mrs. W. Fl. Strube.
Ninth Ward; also Jewella, Queens
borough and Fetzer Grove-Mrs. Fred
Bonano.
Volunteers : Mrs. Fl. z. Howard,
Miss LIME Terry and Mrs. G. B. Terry,
all Of 1899 Jordan street; and Mrs. Pete
Paul of Rutherford street, who, in ad
dition to soliciting donations, will offer
conveyance to the ladies'
Other volunteers-Mrs. R. II. Davis,
Mrs Nathan Penick, Mrs. o. c. Mauthe
Mrs. E, D. Holmes, Mrs. Jennie VIM
bish, Mrs Will Da1zell, Mrs w I.
Woodruff, Mrs. Bashie English, Mrs.
L. Abramson, Mrs E. B. Hands, Mrs.
E. L. Kirk, Mrs. John Shuttlewortf1,
Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mrs. 7. Holland,
Mrs. T. NJ. Galloway, Mrs. G. L. Rudy,
Mrs. Hoyle Tomkies, Mrs. ]. A. Pretz,
Miss Verna Pretz, Miss Octavia Hun
ter, Miss Margaret DeGarmo, Mrs. P.
A. Fort, Mrs. Ewald Hoyer, Mrs. Elmo
Won Altman, Miss Nellie Simmons,
Mrs. E. H. Porter, Mrs. Robert Wiley,
Miss Fannie Lou Davis, Miss Lena
Steele, Mrs. c. c. Steele, Miss Grace
Burgess, Miss Katie Rose, Miss Ma
mie Haas, Mrs. G. B. Terry, Mrs.
Howard, Miss De Elite Eglin, Mrs. A.
D. Eglin and conveyance, Mrs. A. j..
Mannheim (Bells store to King high
way, Mrs. Will Fullilove (corner OF
Kings highway to residence of Mrs. S.
A. Guy, Mrs 0. P. Gahagan Gall Of
Line avenue)