The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-22
WILL PLAN BIG
CAMPAIGN At
SUPPERTABLE.
--,
First Presbyterian Work.
ers to Meet at Y. M. CA.
Tomorrow Night.
HEADQUARTERS LEASED
MONDAY Luncheons For
Workers in First National
Bank Residence.

Men OF the First Presbyterian con.
gregation who have been drafted for
the campaign to raise $4,000 with
which to furnish and equip the new
church building, now In course lof, CON.
struction, will meet at the w a. A.
promptly at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
evening to talk 1t over. By; way of
encouragement supper will be sery.
ed. 1t will be strictly business gath.
ering, attended solely by the menSwho
Will participat actively in the work
OF securing subscriptions, but it ID
estimated today that 1t will be fneces-
sary TO place covers for about 100.
The actual work Of securing sub.
scriptions will begin early Monday
morning and the members Of the Syari-
Gus teams together with those who
have been appointed to the SAdyis.
ory committee, will meet each noon
on that day. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday to compare notes, make re.
ports and receive suggestions The
FIRST National bank residence l,as
been secured for these. noon meet.
ings and 1t will also be used sas the
general headquarters Of the commit.
tee. Telephones will be installed and
furniture put In for the use OF lie
features OF the furnishings will be
q large clock which will be moved
Forward each evening at O'clock 10
snow the progress of the Campaign.
IL is the purpose OF the committee
and the members OF the SOLICITING
teams to raise the desired sum $40.
oo0, in four days. H. ]. Hartley AZ
general chairman, will be- the direct-
ing head OF. the movement. ne win ba
assisted BY Cover. A. B. Fleming and
.; NJ. hartley as assistant general
cnairmen and the following advisory
Dr.. H: G. stoetzer, chairman; j. M.
BACK, s. D. Brady, B. L. Butcher. u.
a: clayton, GovsA. B. Fleming. j. M.
hartley, Paul w. Lange, Dr.sJ, W.
Mcdonald, Judge John w. Mason, sr..
NJ. NJ. Nicely, Edwin Robinson. .. III.
Rownd, d. M. showalter, Duncan Sin.
clair, w. J. Wiegel.
The members OF the teams which
wiii do the active field work are rs
Team All. B. Hungerford can.
tain; w. T. Black, assistant lcantain.
Earl B. Smith, Richard GiIkeson. Il.
Robert Snider, George R. Barnes. j.
3: Canning. U. A. Clayton, w. j. Steele
DR.. Fl. s. Falconer.
Team B-Harry e. Engle. captain,
Rollo ] Conley, assistant cantaiii.
John M. Ksner, L. W.. Kelley. TlIom.
as A. Hunsaker, "A. e. Marshall. Har.
ry F. Smith, Ira Laughlin. Charies m s
Shinn, H. u. Smith. ,>>'
Team C-M. B. Cobun, captain: Ira
1. Smith, assistant captain; q. d.
Denham, D. A. Richie, w. n. shin.
mel, w. s: Mayors, Norris E. showal-
ter. DR.. H. w. Burnett, Charles q.
Robb. Joseph @. Anderson.
Team Drank e. EVAN, captain.s
y. L. Butcher, assistant CAPTAIN:
Maurice Kelley, Harry G. kPitzer.
george A. Whipple, l.. I. King. II r..
pqnham, N. w. Allison, B. iL.s Martin.
Edwin Williams
j.. M. Hartley, assistant general
chairman. ~ sslses es-ts.' -
Team III. Walter Barnes, ;captain.
J.. G. Welton, assistant captain: M A
Fletcher, G. Walter Corbin. Georee
Herring, Albert J.. Kern, 20. d. Wi.
son. r.: Leigh Fleming, a. p. IewisI
G. H. Riggle. es"'s'
Team 2-Dr J. W. Mcdonald. can.
tain; R. c. Miller, assistant captaiii.
Patterson Hayes, Grover q! Powell.
Lloyd Canning, DR.. ii. RI johnson. nj
E. Kelley, Cecil Mcdonald, James p.
Anderson. DR.. Claude H. Layman
Team 3-Hugh F. Smith, cautair,.
Anthony Bowen, assistant captain: Ira
a. :Aikens. Theodore Workman, pr. q.
w :Waddell. D. E. Yantieet, w S. Pet
ger, NJ. l.. Sturm, Dennis cotter. I'd
win Robinson, Homer c. Costen.
Team John G. Smyth, captafn:
s. M. Eccies, assistant captain: j, ii.
Rownd. Homer s. Bell, LAMAR safter-
field, H. A. Williamson, Martin Wae-
ner,. ]. Frank Ritchie, Frank A.
Lloyd, H. W. Roush.