East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-11
LADIES WILL CANVASS CITY
FOR CHILDREN'S PRESENTS
ORPHANS OF EUROPE WILL BE
RENIEMBERED-S
NEXT TUESDAY.

For the purpose of soliciting pres
ents for the orphan children Of Eu-
rope, committees of ladies will can
vass the entire city within the next
few days. The city has been divided
into fifteen districts and there will
be a committee to work in each.
1t is the intention to make the
shipment next Tuesday and all pres
ents should be sent to the Wohlen-
berg Department Store by that day.
Those who cannot deliver them per-
sonally should telephone to Penland
Bros. or Wohlenberg's and collec-
tions will be made without charge.
1t is suggested that articles of cloth
ing. new or second hand, If good,
would make the most practical pres
ents though candy and toys Will be
acceptable. Small cash donations
will also be acceptable but no cash
will be sent with the shipment. The
committee will buy small presents in
Pendleton with all of the money con-
tributed.
The committee having general
charge of the campaign is composed
OF Mrs. Edwin P. Marshall. Mrs. Lima
H. Sturgls and Mrs. William L.
Thompson They have appointed the
following subcommittee:
No. 1. state hospital district, Mrs.
w. ID. McNary, chairman Mrs. A.
E. Tamiesle and Mrs. McMellway.
No. 2, east Of millrace, Mrs. John
Dyer, chairman, Mrs. S. A.Newberry'
Mrs. Joe Vey and Sistery of st An
thony.
No 3. Lewis street to Vincent, Mrs.
F. E. Boyden, chairman, Mrs. E. D.
sommerville, Mrs. Charles II. Carter
Mrs. w. p. Temple and Mrs George
Peringer
No. 4. Byers Grove, Mrs. Edith Car
rol chairman.
No 5. Water street to Court, Mrs.
A ]. McAllister, chairman Mrs
Charles Hamilton. Mrs. r. r. Ray
mond and f w. Vincent.
No 6 West Court to Alta from
Main to river, Mrs w. n. Matlock'
chairman. Mrs. Ellen Bond, Mrs. A.
Eklund. Mrs. John Vaughan, MIS-
Dean Tatom and Mrs. c. l. La DOW
No Z. West Alta to Railroad, Mrs
w C. E. Pruitt. chairman, Mrs. A. r.
Proctor. Mrs. ]. Wohlenburg, Mrs,
Douglas Belts. Mrs. Antoine Vey ana
Mrs. ]. E. Smith. ,
No. S, South Hill, west OF NAN
Mrs. G NJ. Rice, chairman, Mrs. Z. r.
Strain and Mrs. A. c. Hampton
No. O. Court between millrace ana
Main to Alta. Mrs. Charles Quincy
chairman, Mrs. J. II. Raley' Mrs' ~
d Phelps and Mrs. G. A. Byers.
No 10 Alta to O.W. X. & ~
tracks between millrace and Main
Mrs 7. F. o'Brien. chairman, MIS-
William scheer Mrs. j. r. Raiey anu
Mrs John Vert. ~
No II. south of o,-w r & N
tracks to Main, Mrs. Norborne Der
kelley. chairman, Mrs. c. F. ColeswoI-
thv Mrs A. J. owen, Mrs. J. a.
Fee and Mrs. Tom Boylen :,
No. II, all of Main street south Oh
bridge. Mrs. william Blakely' CHAIR
man Mrs. Fred Bloch, Mrs j. H.
dickson Mrs. ]. r. Dickson, Mrs
Clarence Penland, Mrs. C. S. Jerard
Mrs. H. e. Bickers and Mrs. j. W.
Maloney.
No. 1S, North hill east Of Madison
Mrs. Tom Thompson, chairman, MRS
G A. Hartman, Mrs. Frank curl
MRS. Frank Neagle, Mrs. M. A. Fer
guson, Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mrs
d. II. Nelson.
No. IA, north side west of Madison
Mrs E. T. Wade. chairman, Mrs X
L oliver, Mrs. James Johns and MIS-
A. w. Rugg.
No. Is, west Railroad to south HILL
Mrs. C. s. Terpening, chairman, Mrs.
L. A. Dickenson, Mrs. Hoffman and
Mrs. Beagle.