South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14
RECEPTION WILL
START CAMP |GN
Workers in 7. M. c. A. Contest
to Meet New York Men Who
Will Direct Work of Obtain
ing New Members.

a reception is 10 be held in the
lobby of the Y. VI. G. A. at 1880 o'clock
Saturday night by George Tibbitts and
Cameron Beck, the secretaries from
New York, who Will direct the mem
bership campaign. Team workers
captains will meet and plans for the
campaign will be further outlined.
The Veteran and Regular teams
have practically been completed and
approximately 60 men have lined up
in this division to begin work Monday
morning. Every one of the workers
has pledged that he will attend the
luncheons 10 be held at the association
building every noon Of the campaign,
when the reports of the various COM
mittees will be made.
Here Are the Workers.
The following captains and workers
have been selected: James A. Taylor
captain: L. 4. Burner, DR.. L. L. East
man, V. G. Hastings, Nelson Jones,
Vitus Jones. &. a. LOring, James A
Schiller, Charles Slick and Ignatius
Werwinski, workers; :. @. Chard, cap
tain: L. L. Austin, Rev {. y. Decker,
\. =. Fisher, jr., DR.. 4. G. Freyer-
muth, +. NJ Hatch, S. NJ. Leck, Dr.
II. +. Mitchell, Orie Parker and Guy
y. Staples, workers.
W. II. Jackson, captain; c. p. Du-
Comb, A. II. Heller. l.. =. Higgins, q.
Z. Lee, Del. G. Leer. Don McGregor
w. w. Ridenour, A. 3. Thielens and
S. A. Winchell, workers; .. q. Hun
captain, K. t. Beers. +. w. Brodbeck,
T.. NJ. Gardiner, r. w. Harris, George
Hastings, Noah Z. Lehman, Norman
Robertson, Rome G. Stephenson and
Z. g. Witwer, workers; DR.. Z. +.
Moore, captain; +. Abernethy, Rev. II.
l.. Davis. +. NJ. Jackson. Z. w. Keller.
J. s. Metzler. j. b. Miller, A. q.
Rumpf, ]. G. Schafer and w. 2. Tay-
lor. workers.
c. Fassnacht, captain; T. c. Barnes,
George Beyler, d. d. Bowsher, j. G.
Bowsher, Frank COllmer Floyd A.
Deahl, G. A. Dolph, Crawford Staples
and ]. Nj. Studebaker. ST., workers; G.
Crabill, captain; w. II. Bagby, Elmer
Crockett, L. j. Diver, 0. j. Dunnlng,
Rev. H. b. Hostetter, Marshel Hughes,
A. VI. Russell, c. ]. Whitmer and IL.
l. Yerrick, workers; II. c. krelgh-
baum. captain; Rev John Alexander,
viii 3. Beacher, Walter Fassnacht, +.
NJ. Hutchinson, Arthur Jones, 5. b.
Pettingill, G. =. Schafer, IL. A. To-
hulkak and Herbert D. Warner, work
ers.
]. B. Campbell, captain: Ludwig L
Blake, f. NJ. Boone, DR.. Bert Coon, l..
w. Dunkle. l.. J. Harwood, Fred w.
Keller, Irving Jackson, Grant Tank
and B. S. Walters. workers; L. A.
Walker, captain; Norman Bleuler, My
ron Campbell, Rev. II. Clifford, Homer
Fassnacht, G. A. Fish, Dan Pyle, +. b.
Ripple, william SnoOr and l. C.,Whit-
comb.
Schedule of Meetings.
A schedule of the meetings ar
ranged for the week follows:
Sunday morning at S:45
O'Clock at the association for members
to be followed by prayer service.
Sunday afternoon-At the hgh
high school auditorium, a mems mass
meeting at o'clock when George F.
Tibbitts will lecture on the theme:
THE Battle-of the Strong. Illus
trated with 200 colored lantern slides.
The entertainment will be free.
Sunday night-Same address at the
Grace NJ L. tabernacle.
Monday morning at o'clock-
Luncheon at which reports OF opening
of campaign will be made. Similar
noon luncheons will be held every
day
Thursday night-An address by lib
bits at the First Nj. L. church on the
subject. 1.-The Worlds Conquest. Ad-
mission so cents which will be the
only remuneration given the three sec
retaries from New York who are di-
recting the campaign.
Sunday the pastors will make an
nOuncements from the various puipits
of the city asking cooperation or the
church members Literature will be
placed in the pews and complimentary
tickets to the lecture in the afternoon
will be given out. Similar literature
is being given out by the theatrs ana
pamphlets are being distributed broad
cast.