South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-03
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TO RAISE $4,000
FOR HOSPITAL FUND
Plans Are Being Completed for
Monster Campaign Through
City and County for EpWOrth.

Daily bulletins concerning the Ed
worth hospital campaign for $4,000
will be sent out beginning Thursday
from headquarters in the Y. NJ. G. A.
building to all prospective donors.
Miss Anne b. ~COushaine. in charge
Of the work. has prepared a mailing
list OF over $4,000, including not only
the business men, but the poorer man
as well. n actual soliciting begins
mex week.
me names of the will be
divided among the 80 teams. giving
each member ans OF people ne is
acquainted with.
II Is planned to hold daily lunch
cons at the ". NJ. G. A. dining room
beginning about the last of the week
and each captain will report the re-
suits OF his personal work until the
campaign closes al the last of the
month. Miss Coushaine as well as
several local women are giving ak
AT the various clubs and special meet
ings are being held daily at which
the organization plans are laid before
the women of the community.
Miss C~Oushaine will talk Thursday
al 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. w.
>. Robertson of the Robertson flats.
corner OF Wayne and st. Joseph SITS.
Mrs G.. A. Carlisle and Mrs. g. NJ. r.
Haeske are taking active part. both
giving talks. At a session at Temple
Bethel the need Of "A better hospital
equipment was presented TO the CON
gregatiOn Tuesday night and a com
mittee TO work with the women's or
sanization Is being made up.
Churches To- Help.
Practically every church in the city
will endorse the campaign Sunday.
The pastors will announce the project
at he services and committees All be
ARA nnan In m n~- nhrrnuLaa - 80.
crate. Several teams have been
completed, the first of which is
headed by Mrs. Harry Cadet with ths
following workers: Mrs. Milburn SNl-
debaker. Mrs. Glenn Shidler, Mrs. c..
{. Shafer. Mrs George Mayr, Miss
Anne Carlisle. Miss Fanny Hardy.
Hiss Merle McNeff end Miss Edna
Place. Miss Helen Dougherty has ar
ranged her as follows. Miss
Merle Shidler, Miss Marjorie Warner.
Miss Margaret Meyers, Miss Learn,
Miss Laura Harris. Miss Lent. Miss
Marguerite Haeske and Miss Eva Va
rier.
Mrs. c. NJ. r. Haeske has the fol-
lowing team: Mrs. a. n. Shidler. Mrs.
X. G. Stephenson, and Mrs. j. r. Kerr.
n women workers will hold a
luncheon at the Oliver as soon as the
committees have been completed. Fri
day about loo men will meet at the
,lV'oL 70 la9 lHelI pans. James Schu-
Ter DIT. II. NJ. Miller. DR.. Stanley
Clark. L. T. Hardy and Or. W. A. Ha-
ger lave been appointed by Miss Cou-
shame 10 act as additional committee
chairman.
The first OF the daily bulletin 10 be
dated Thursday sets forth the cost Of
the equipment needed for the hospi-
tai including the following:
Memorial Requests
The new maternity ward. $4,000.
$4,000 20 build. equip and furnish the
children's ward. \ new building can
ne named as a memorial for S25. 600:
"a room can be endowed for $4,000:
a bed can be endowed in the child
ren's department for $4,000; a ward
can he endowed for $4,000. a room
can be endowed in the chi;dren's ward
kor $1,000; a room Can be furnished
and named for $3.50 and S1O0 will
name a bed.
According to the bulletin there are
10000 people in this city and vicinity
from which patients are brought and
10 which the committee workers Will
go Tor funds. There are now 100 beds
IN 81. Joseph hospital and practically
40 IN Epworth. which the bulletin
points out is a bad outlook i'm case of
an epidemic.
The aim OF the campaign Is 10 Sc
cure IN cash or in pledges payable in
quarterly instalments as follows on
Jan. IS. 1914. MAY is. 1914. Sent. Is.
1919, and Jan. rs Of 1915.
As a slogan Miss Coushaine has pre-
pared these. Rich and poor. both
must loyalty lend a hand 500 600
Tor Epworth" and Bear Ye one ano-
theirs Burdens"
HOSPITAL STATISTICS.
Free patients 100
Part pay patients .aOC.
las pauoht .-.-..o0'