Evening journal., 1910-11-30
CARNIVAL FUNDS
TO PAY MORTGAGE
Second M. P. Church Plans
Christmas Sale to Relieve
Church Of Debt

Second Methodist Protestant Church
corner Fifth avenue and Anchorage
street, is about to enter upon the
greatest financial enterprise In the
history Of the church.
For years the church has been
burdened with mortgage. The
church membership being small and
all dependent upon their daily labor
for a livelihood. has been able to
apply but a very small amount upon
the face of the mortgage. Through
the kindness Of the directors of the
First National and Artisan Savings
Banks, the church has been abe TO
rent the Artisan Savings Banks for
mer room, No. 5O5 Market street, in
which 10 hold a Christmas carnival,
by which they are hoping and work
ing to llquidate their Indebtedness.
The carnival will be held from De-
cember 9th to oath. inclusive Fancy
goods of every description. Christmas
novelties asd toys, Reynolds can
dies, Young's ice cream, oyZters in
every style. soups. hot coffee and
sandwiches, nuts, popcorn, fruits and
homemade pastries will be on sale
Not only is the membership OF the
but friends of the church and mem
bers of other churches of the city are
cooperating. The church solicits the
hearty cooperation and patronage of
all.
Following are the officers and com
mittees on preparation:
Executive Committee-The Rev. S.
w. Rosenberger, chairman; William
Merrill, secretary; Howard Crawford.
I treasurer; Alfred Greenwell, Howard
Crawford, Charles Viohl, Charles
Wood.
Master Carpenter-w S. Mikesell.
Ice Cream Booth-Charles Viohl.
chairman; Melvin b. Wright, jamie
Crofts Sunday school class.
Novelty Booth-George Irwin, chair
man; Alfred Greenwell, Harry Pierce.
Earl Essick, Walter Hanf. Nevin
Gamble. Clarence McGinness.
Decoration Committee - William
Merrill, Mr.. Dahlgren, William Bro
man, two adult Bible school classes
japanese Booth-Mrs. S. w. Rosen-
/ berger chairman; Mrs. G. Wood. Mrs
Dahlgren, Mrs. f. Greenwell
Postoffice-Agness McKeown, chair
man; Mrs. Charles Dillamn's and AL
fred Greenwells Sunday school
classes
Candy Booth-Mrs. Walter Fosnocht
chairman; Mrs. c. Viohl, Rita Viohl
Mrs. Gamble, Mrs Nenstichl, Helen
Shiles.
Doll Booth-Grace Mikesell, chair.
man; Grace Essick, Rita viohl
Pastry Committee-Mrs. Charles
Dillman, chairman; the Rev. S. w
Rosenberger. George Robinson. Char.
les Viohl. Mrs. II. Crawford, Mrs
Gamble, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Wood. Mrs
Fosnocht, Mrs. A. Denney, Mrs. S
Merrill, Mrs. William Hearn.
oyster booth-Jonn W. Lloyd, Jr.
chairman; Charles Wood. Mr.. Cream
er. Mrs. w. A. Mikesell. Mrs. William
Hearn, Mrs. Lawton, Ernest Henderer
Fancy booth-Mrs. Burton, chair
man; Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. c. Wood. Mrs
G. Niohl, Mrs. II. Crawford, Mrs {
Dillman. Mrs Sindley, Mrs. S. Merrill
Rita Viohl, Grace Essick, jamie Croft
Mrs. Neinstiehl, Mrs. Dahlgren, Lilli
Lawrence, Mrs. Fosnocht, Mrs. Rosen
berger, Mrs. Samuel Hearn, Mrs. "
). Mikesell Mrs. A. Denney, Mrs WI
liam Hearn, Grace Mikesell. Jenni
Essick, Annie Croft. Mrs. Lawton, Mrs
b. sHenderer Henderer. May Shuster.
Nuts, popcorn and fruits-Ma,
Chester, chairman; Lille Lawrence
hchol B rton Anna Burton. Elmt
Yiohl, Elsie Viohl, Junior c. e. SO
ciety Grace Mikesell's and Clar,
Crawford's Sunday school class.
Light committee-H. Crawford
chairman; Samuel Hearn, William
Eroman.
Program Committee-Charles Dill
man, chairman George Robinson
William c. Rayne, Jr., Earle Blome
field. II. Pennell, NJ. Conner. J. Comfy
10 Robinson, NJ. Adams.
Tonight there will be a meeting o
the executive committee, the secre
tary and chairmen Of the va-ious com
mittees at the home of the pastor a
No. 5 Sixth avenue. Tomorrow even
ing there will be a public mass meet
ing in the church auditorium to com
plete arrangements.
The construction of the booths will
| be begun on Friday.
; The opening will be on Tuesda,
evening, December 6, at s o'clock.