The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-02
CAPTAINS APPOINT
ASSISTANTS. IN
CAMPAIGN
to Be on the Job Ear.
ly and Stay Until the Day
Is Over

Over 100 Grand Forks women will
tomorrow commence the tag day CAM
paign for the Grand Forks Associated
Charities. Their work, will extend
throughout the day and there will be
few, indeed, who will not be given an
support of the charities work in Grand
Forks by the time the last of the tag
sellers departs for her home.
Every, thing is completed for the
days campaign and the women have a
great plenty of tags to carr for every
body.
In order to facilitate the campaign
the women have been apportioned to
certain prescribed districts, and within
their respective territories they will
make a thorough campaign. Natur-
ally there will be rivalry between the
several captains and their teams to
see who can bring in the largest
amounts for the work of the Associat-
ed Charities. -
The several captains and their as.
sistants follow:
Third street and Alpha avenue and
north to Northern Pacific depot-Mrs.
r. H. Mccoy. captain, and Mrs. w.
s. Whitman, Mrs. John Bows. Mrs.
Alice Nelson Page. Mrs. Fred Parsons.
Mrs. e: w. Hirizie. Mrs Frank Griffin.
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Mrs. Harry Smell, Mrs. ]. F. Bacon,
Mrs. A. p. Clifford, Mrs. John Ogren.
Mrs. M. F.. Murphy, Mrs. Anna Smith,
Mrs. G. N. Barnes and Mrs. 7. j.
Smith.
Third street south of Great North
ern tracks-Mrs. F. w. Tibbals, cap
tain. and Mrs. C. Sorenson, Miss Edith
Sorenson, Mrs. Charles Barnes and
Miss Lou Hall.
Third street and DeMers avenue
Mrs. Robert Green. captain, and Mrs.
Clarence Sheppard, Mrs. P. j. Kava-
naugh, Mrs. r. S. Kinnan, Mrs. E. G..
Picker. Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Net
cher, Mrs. Sig Wolff, Mrs. J. B. Kelly
and Mrs. Arthur Dinnie.
Street car lines-Mrs. r. A. Jackson,
and Mrs. w. H. Whitcomb. captains.
Kennedy, Mrs. Geo. Gets, Mrs. VIM.
Bulge. Mrs. c. L. Tompkins, Miss
Elizabeth Panovitz. Miss Mary MUIR
ply. Miss Mildred Corliss, Miss Cassie
Cumming, Miss Alice Lappan and Miss
Mabel Collins.
Fourth street and Alpha avenue
Mrs. ]. Walker Smith, captain. and
Mrs. r. D. Campbell. Mrs. A. c. Mil
Ter and Mrs.. Moore of lronwood, Mich.
Fourth street and DeMers avenue
Mrs. ]. G. LeBeau, captain, and Mrs.
T. B. Holmes, Mrs. o. ]. Barnes. Mrs.
J. B. Wineman, Mrs. c. c. Gowran,
Mrs. w. H. Kelsey. Mrs. Willis A. Joy,
Mrs. F. A. Taylor. Mrs. c. c. Finch,
Mrs, CA Greenleaf, Mrs. G. j. MUIR
PHI. Mrs. Sidney Clark and Mrs.
August Eggars.
Fourth street south of DeMers ave-
nue-Mrs. Scott Rex, captain, and Mra.
Il. A. Sprague, Mrs. l.. X. Hassell and
MRS. A. S. Burrows. ~
Great Northern depot-Mrs. L. L.
Eckman and Mrs. Charles Bartles.
DeMers avenue-Mrs. J. M. Gillette.
captain.
Third street and Kittson avenue
Mrs. A. ]. Hunter, captain.
Factory district, North Seventh
and Eighth streets-Mrs. J..E. Sheehy,
captain.
University and University Place
Mrs. H. Jacobstein. captain, and Mrs.
w. c. Bek, Mrs. c. A. Thompson, Mrs.
T. ]: johnson. Mrs. w. J. Wilkerson,
Mrs. Arthur Hargrave, Miss Mary
Black and Miss Serumgard.
: In the several schools the principals
are the captains and they will be as
sisted by the teachers.
Will Repeat Success
The tag day by the Associated Char
tiles this year. 1t is expected, will be
equally as successful as that held last
year. In fact, the women who are
actively engaged in the work are hop
ing to be able to better the first record
established.