The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-09-19
TAG DAY
Engaged in by a Number OF
Local Women is a De-
cided Success.

!" Features. :.
:. Greatest amount of cash by :.
!: individual, Mrs. Lloyd p. :.
= souders, $4O.43. :.
:: Greatest amount of cash by :.
: couples. Mrs. Robert Sellers =.
: and Mrs. Earl TRAYS. s77.OO. :.
= Special mention; Mrs. Will :.
:. liam Wright, four relays; Mrs. :.
:. j, v. Williams, three relays. ::
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The first Ladies Tag Day in the
city of Clarksburg is now history.
history which was delightful in the
making, and not less delightful in tho
reading.
Over a dozen ladies worked more
than one relay during the day.
Special honors 80 TO The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, the
ladies of which turned in s442.75.
The women of clarksburg covered
themselves with honor. They de-
serve the thanks and gratitude Of
the community for the remarkable
devotion and sacrifice which the
eighty-fiye ladies' reporting. exer-
cised during the day
The first annual tag day will
stand as a memorial to the woman
hood of clarlssburg, for the es-
tablishmeut of the tag day as an in
stitution for the promotion of
worthy objects in the community
year by year.
The executive committee, COM
posed of the i've presidents of the
FIVE organizations participating, de-
serves hearty commendation for the
splendid executive ability which it
brought to bear upon this occasion,
and especially Mrs, Amos Payne. as
chairman of the committee of the
day, and Mrs. John D. MdReynolds,
as treasurer, who were found at
their posts few minutes before .
a. m, and who steadily directed the
work from that moment until 1920
al night. Much credit is due to the
wonderful successful finish Of the
Tag Day program, which when al re-
turns are in, Will exceed $500.
The executive committee takes
this opportunity Of expressing its ap-
prec.ation and gratitude to the large
body OF respective members who re-
sponded TO the call Of the city, and
when community task presents itself
in the future. these same ladies and
many others. it is safe to say, will
be found participating.
The ladies participating in the
Tag Day solicitation are the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. Lloyd souders, Mrs. William
Wright, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Nam
ME Lowe, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Crib
bic Mrs. olandus West, Mrs. Cheuv-
ront, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Michael, Mrs.
White, Mrs. Waldeck. Mrs. John
Stuart. Mrs. B. +. Robinson. Mrs.
Paxton. Miss Pearl Paxton, Mrs.
Earl Travis, Mrs. Robert Sellers.
Mrs. Charles Elliott. Mrs. Staggers.
Miss McKeehan, Mss Page, Miss
Peck. Mrs. NJ. W. Smith, Mrs. St.
Clair. Mrs. A. L. Singleton, Mrs. T.
NJ, Lynch. Mrs. G. Ford, Miss Hall,
Miss Robinson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
William Newton, Miss Frances
Stone, Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs. Amos
Payne. Miss Anna Dye, Miss L. l..
Castleton. Miss Blanche Beer. Miss
Ellen Cook, Miss Mabel Lyon. Miss
Jeannette Brown, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Chides-
ter, Miss Chldester, Mrs. Charles
Ridenour, Mrs, Earl Dresbach,
Miss Lena RuttenCutter. Miss Cora
Ateheson. Miss Wadcck. Mrs ]. v.
Williams. Miss Grace Reyes. Miss
Cora Smith, Mrs. Frank Grove. Miss
Florence Grove, Mrs. c. r. ogden.
Mrs. Mollie Robinson, Miss Bess os-
horne, Mrs. Mann the Misses ogden,
Mrs. A. L. Walbrldge. Mrs. P. NJ.
Borgess., Mrs. j. E Law. Miss Fisher
Mrs. Schuyler Hess. Mrs. Hayman.
Mrs. puthie. Mrs Harmer Miss Par
sons, Mrs. Sheets Miss Dora Riden-
our, Miss Anna strother. Miss Mar
garet Roberts, Miss Ruby Roberts,
Miss Laura Thompson. Miss Laura
Robinson, Miss Marion Harris, Mrs.
Cohen and Mrs. Lemasters.
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