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$11, while the United Brethren Sun
day school gave $30.15, the quota
there being 500 and. the committee
not having begun to work. AT Loyal
ton, with the Rev. l.. Ii. Yeagley ana
Mr.. Lentz speaking in the Loyalton
and Big Run charge of the Evangeli-
cal Church $65 was contributed. This
was considered excellent, but Pillow
broke all records. There, with a
quota of $40 to meet the committee
this morning notified Mr.. Lentz that
they had raised $40 and were still
going.
Organized at ElizabethviIIe
These excellent results are the
Slirect results of an organization
formed at Elizabethville Saturday
afternoon attended by more than 100
representative men and women from
the districts north of the mountains.
This meeting was arranged by James
E. Lentz, the chairman, who pre-
sided, and was the most enthusiastic
gathering of the kind since the war
work started there The speakers
were Mr.. Lentz, Edward Bailey,
Jesse l.. B. Cunningham, Flavel l..
Wright, Miss Anne Mccormick, Miss
Mary Robinson and Mrs. Lyman ID.
Gilbert.
Committees were appointed and
the various districts each accepted its
quota and agreed to raise the money.
Those present were:
Elizabethvlle - /. It. Burlington,
chairman; the Rev. G.. w Rothermel,
f. K. Romberger, the Rev. C. P.
Wehr. e. b. Van Newkirk. NJ. A.
Miller, James Lentz, Lawrence Mill
er, Mrs. c. w. Cook, chairman; Miss
Kathryn Miller, Mrs. c. c. McLaugh-
lin Mrs. c. T. Romberger, Mrs. /. 5.
Daniel, Mrs. Emma f. Nunemaker,
Mrs. f. Howard Cassell; Mrs. M. e.
Stroup. Mrs. S. A. Miller, Mrs +. IS.
Weaver. Mrs. II. w. Spacht, Mrs. j.
A. Romberger, Miss Eleanor Miller,
Miss Dorothy Spacht, Miss Irene
LentZ,
Halifax - p. s. Hill. chairman;
II. b. Slider; Miss Virginia Shoop,
chairman, Mrs. l.. S. Marshall, Mrs.
p. Hill. Mrs. II. b. Slider.
Millersburg-Hay Bowman, chair
man; the Rev. Nj. l.. Burgn, the Rev.
j. II. Musselman. the Rev. L. e.
Bair. the Rev. w. C. Sheath; Mrs.
Sarah Buck, chairman; Mrs. Grace
f. Gilbert, Mrs. N. NJ Frick.
Berrysburg - Mrs. p. IL. Kebach,
chairman; Mrs. NJ. S. Daniel, Miss
Helen Daniel.
Pillow - Prof. C. L. Grimm, chair
man. r. Ira Gass. T. j. Tiffany, NJ.
D.; Mrs. T. j. Tiffany, chairman;
Mrs. C. l.. Grimm. Mrs. Frank
Snyder, Emma NJ. Willard.
Gratz - ]. f. NJ. Schminky, chair
man; Charles Zerfing; Miss Jennie
kissinger, chairman; Mrs. j. FL.
Hartman, Miss Grayce Ritzman, Miss
Anne Hepler, Miss Mollie Bowman.
Loyalton - II. II. Snyder, chair
man; Mrs. Elmer Romberger, chair
man; Miss Amy E. Hoke. Miss Orpha
A. Snyder, Miss S. Ruth Grassmyer,
Miss Carrie Lupold.
Lykens - Jacob Bogar, chairman;
the Rev. Fred G. Kniely, the Rev.
A. H. Southland. c. w. Keiser, II. E.
c. Wahrmann, ID. V. Randell, Chas.
j. Price; Miss Gertrude Miller. chair
man; Mrs. d. V. Randall Mrs. II. L.
Burlington, Carrie NJ. Fox.
Wiconisco - Isaac Mossop, chair
man; l.. X. Diefenderfer the Rev.
j. j. Hunt. w. II. c. Keen, the Rev.
l.. II. Tergey. George S. j. Keen;
Mrs. Maude Batdorf, chairman; Mrs
Isaac Mossop, Mrs. William Kiss
niger, Mrs. Ed. Steever, Mrs. l.. NJ
Steever, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Deifen-
derfer, Mrs. II. c. Hacklander, Mrs.
George S. J. Keen.
Williamstown - The Rey. H. q.
Meyer, chairman; the Rev NJ. e.
Smith, the Rev. C. Mease, the Rev.
Charles Eagle. S. S. Straub; Mrs.
Charles Rhoads, chairman; Miss
Martha j. Opie, Mrs. II. D. Curtis.
Mrs. Robert e. Speer, of Engle-
wood, n. j., and Mrs. r. r. Charles
worth of Milleville, n. j., were also
present.