The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1912-05-30
NEW CHURCH A REALITY.
East Williamson to Have Y. NJ. c.
A. Chapel of No Small Preten-

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sions.
This work is progressing nicely,
and we have added several more
contributions since our last issue.
Everybody is heartily in favor of
this movement and those pushing
the work think that ground will be
broken for the foundation in few
days
The following is list of those
contributing to this laudable under
taking. Other subscriptions will APP
pear as they are made. Now is your
opportunity to help and aid good
cause:
We the undersigned knowing the
| tremendous need of a place of wor-
ship in East Williamson, agree to
pay the amount subscribed opposite
our names, for the erection of a
building on lot No one in Block ten,
on Culross Street, opposite the school
house. said lot donated by Alex
Bishop, the deed of which is now in
the hands of the trustees
All moneys payable to the duly
appointed trustees, as follows: Kelly
Scott, A. L. Chain, O. H. Carrier, s..
G. Gilmore, L. J. Varney
The aforesaid trustees, at a reg
ular meeting called for the purpose
were duty organized as follows:
Chairman Kelly Scott; Secretary A.
L. Chain; Treasurer o. H. Carrier
The entire five constitute the build
ing committee, the treasurer is UNI
der $4,000 bond, to secure all mon
eys coming into his possession.
Said trustees will be prepared at
all times to give the public a finan-
cial statement upon "a hours notice.
The aforesaid building to be
known and designated as Y M C.
A. Chapel, n-Denomina tional, or
INSTRUMENTATION, for the public
in general of East Williamson.
N. & w. R. R. Y. M. C. A. per o.
H. Carrier Secretary, 500; S. G.
Gilmore, $25; Andy L. Chain $50;
II. Varney, SIS; J. Thos. johnson,
$50; O. Fl. Carrier, $25; w. e. Pres
ton, 10; Geo. James, S25; Hampton
West. $50; ID. B. Grubb, $50; Frank
Fisher, SIS; Bascom Roggles $40;
~. E. Chain, $25; j. F. Artiss, $40;
IT. H. Ward, S.; Emerson Browning,
$12; Earl Wellman, $12; Doan
Smith, $12; Alex Bishop, lot. $500;
|C. M. Browndn $12; 81. G. Toler,
SIS; VIM Miller, $50; b. H. Bevins,
$25; John Bevins, $25; G.. W., VOL
ford, $I5; J. d. Roap, $25; Lee Jar
lnell, Is; Kenna Blackburn, SIS;
Nellie Sublett. SIS; w. H. Penning-
ton, $15; James Scott $12; Mrs.
Will FL. Smith, SIS; Mrs. G. T..
brooks, SIS; Mrs. s. v. Mounts, SIS;
Sadie Chapman, H.. Floyd Bevins,
SIS; Alex Breedlove, $25; Elite Hop
kins, $25; John Maihl, $12; w N.
Maihl; $12; Fred Cline $12; Harry
Francis $25; A NJ Dotson, s25;
G. C. Scott, $25; J. L. Stafford, $56:
w r. Neal, $40; John Staly, s 10;
K. L. Scott, SIS; x. 2. Gilmore, $50;
B. varney, $25; G. T. Brooks,
$25; S. Pridemore SIS; VIM Whit,
is. w. Hurt, $40; J. NJ Robinette,
$40; Perry Maynard, $40; H. p.
1reson, $25 Curtis Wise, $12; w.
a.. Alderman, $12; Charley Varney,
$12; L. G. Garden, $12.
Edward J. Wilson $1,000; w. E.
Petit, 5000; A. M. Sole, $1,000;
DR.. w. H. Burgess, $500; L. S.
Spaulding, $500; Strosnider7Jen-
kins Drug Co. $1,000; E. f. Ram
dolph, Inc. $500; Rev. L. w.
Pierce, $1,000; Williamson Mercan-
tile Co. $1,000; A. H. Beall Hdw.
Co. $1,000 w. R. Farrar, $1,000;
J. R. Hubbard, Druggist, $500; w.
T. Mcnamara, $1,000; M. L. Gill
more, 1890; J. F. Oliver, $1,000;
w. C. Smith, $1,000.