The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-04
|llDIEy SODAuTY or TIE
ROSARY CHURCH IN LEAD
Makes Strong Bid For $1,000
Prize Offered in The
Times Contest.

the North Woodward district and by
taking advantage OF the double vote
oner announced early this week, has
taken the lead by narrow margin in
The Times $4,000 merchants and
manufacturers label and sales slip
voting contest. The sodality members
and their friends are seeking the FIRST
grand prize OF $1,000, which Is to be
awarded TO some organization.
Now that the Christmas and New
Year holiday period is over. has 1t be-
come apparent that the organizations
competing for the valuable prizes are
TO benent by more concentrated activ-
ity on the part OF their members and
friends, Each organization committee
should make an effort TO enlist the UNI
divided support OF every friend for the
remaining nine weeks OF the cam
paign, and this effort should be made
at once if IL already has not been
made. With the double vote offer in
enect each organization, as we'll as the
individuals. should make such use OF
the offer as will give the workers a
good start, and all the added enthu-
siasm which should be obtained
through the offer. -.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church is
second In the standing. and Is in the
lead for the first prize in district num-
Der three. Emmanuel church is to
have Its pure food demonstration to-
right, and all the members and friends
OF the church should make a note OF
this fact and be In attendance. Ad-
mission Is free and every woman reg
isterfng her name at the demonstra-
ton will give the organization 500
votes. Refreshments will be served.
Zion German Reformed church,
Chene and Jay-sts., Is in the lead in
division number two Tie ladies of
this church, which has a membership
scattered over practically all the city,
took advantage OF the demonstration
yesterday afternoon and over 100
members and friends registered. Zion
church has an active committee, head
cd by Mrs. Henry Opificius, No. ISL
Heidelburg.st., and the church no
doubt will be among those at the top
of the list at the close Of the contest.
Elmer G, Water. No. 1929 Twenty
fourth-st., leads in the race for the
Shetland ponies. His vote, $4,000. Is
closely followed by that Of Miss Cath.
crime Hughes, No. S57 Champlain-st.,
her vote being 133,394. Miss Margarie
Brando stands third with a vote OF
131, 292. The Shetland pony contest
ants are likely to change positions
with frequency, however, with the
double vote offer In effect.
Lewis Kruger, No. 4S1 Elmwood-
St, has taken the lead in the race for
the Regal runabout automobile, the
first grand prize for men and women
y contestants. His vote has Jumped to
4 16e,670. Lawrence Cross, Jr., follows
closely with 167,05s.
Don't forget the time limit on the
double vote offer. 1t expires next Sat
urday night At o'clock This double
vote applies on all labels except Hem
ingway canned goods, White Lily as
paragus. Calvert coal, Towars milk
and Grinnell Brothers pianos. Get all
the labels you can and get them to the
ONCE before 6 o'cock Saturday even
ing.
The complete vote standing to date
Is a. follows:
DIVISION NO 1.
Orgaaixatkons.
Young Ladies' sodality. Church
of Our Lady Of the Rosary. :. lss.522
Wayne Assembly, No. 1. o. o.
Ag.rican Insurance. Union.
cenar rHts Women. Christian Tam: .iO2tSo
Dstreit Banner hive No 4. L ''''O
o. +. N. o. T.. W.......... s375O
Detroit Assembly. No. g. o. o.
Fsa.rsl xthistic L. eaxu...... 1850 1855
Hiawatha Tribe: No. 81. I'm
proved Order Red Men. ..... $3.50
Loyal Order OF Moose. No. 100. 1880
~ DIVISION NO. ?. i'''O0
Zion German Reformed church.lsl,453
Amity Lodge. No. $50. 1. o. o. +. 117,S
st. John the Evangelist Church. los, $40
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
Mary Palmer M T.. Church. "a ost
Jefferson ave. Baptist Mission. S74SU
Gratiot Ave Baptist Church. 3S270
Church OF the Messiah. ........ 20,44O
Church OF Epiphany. ........... 1916
Protestant Orphan Asylum, JEFF Ill
Division NO. 8. i''i''
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church 1856 3g3
Lady OF Our Lourdes Church,
River Rouge ................l74.1 $50
Arnold NJ Z. League. 1920
Enterprise camp. No. sSsi, Mod. Ii""t'
ern Woodmen OF America .... 1890
Young Ladies' Cecilia Society OF
st. Casimir Church ........... 81 $50
Nj. Hope Congregational Church 1850
DIVISION NO. q
West Grand-blvd. NJ 4. Church. 49, ss5
Highl land Park Presbyterian
wsrren-ave. Baptist Church. -. 4S4sS
Western Lodge No. $40. l. o.
Grand River Ave. N. +. Church 1850
Brewster Congregational Church l25OO
- POPULAR MEN AND WOMEN
n Lewis Kruger, 4Sl Elmwood q. 1853 $40
Jawrence Cross Jr.. 594 Third
William whalen. 1857 Porter-st.iS s05I
Theodore Rollet % Myrtle .l5S57O
Joe Otles, 326 Williams IAS'4s7
Maud Bissett, 24c Griswold- st 1sI 10
Thomas ]. Lee, $40 Howard-st l22 aga
Fred Scheel. 1892 Holcomb. 1920, 700
Geo. +. Schulklns. ~ winde-
y Il. w, CrandaIl. Clay and Oak
land-ave. ....................
Jennie Meade, 5l6 McGraw .....1lO4 $50
Miss Della Kinsler, 32s Dix-ave los 20
Q. Kunert, 1875 Mt Elliott-ave g5737
Miss Marion Leet 50 Fairview-
VA. B. Hicks, $50 Mccieilan-ave SSsSa
j. j. Colweli. Sc Greenwood. 49,. S77S2
Benz Gabler, Harbor Beach. $3.50
Vera Wood, 753 Milwaukee w. 6s45O
Mrs.: Clyde Marken. Ypsilanu.
Mich. .;.......:..... ......... 6I,47O
Anna Markham, Sso Greenwood. 6i.430
Charles Gardner b7l Baker-st. 56.0sI
Geo II. Schmidt. 46S Jos. Campau 4s'700
Geo Il Schmidt, ss1 Roosevelt 1890
Peter 8. Watson, 1889 sixteenth
Mas Josephine Liberty. sI9 Mui-
lett-sty ........,.:.,.,........ 1900
Miss Katherine LAnskey. 276
ToWnsend-st ................. l2 500
Swartz 1aT Park-s, ISsno