The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-03
Teams Were Organized at
Meeting Held Last Ev-
ening.
BEGINS next SUNDAY
Hoped That Thirty Thous-
and Dollars Will be
Raised.

Sunday at noon the second canvass
to raise the additional $4,000 for the
building OF the new Presbyterian
church will begin. The canvass will
be different from the $4,000 campaign
scme months ago, in that it will be
confined to the members OF the church,
with a few exceptions where citizens
nave voluntarily agreed 10 further aid
in raising the required amount. The
canvass will close Friday night, oc-
tcber IL.
A meeting was held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. yesterday evening for the purpose
OF organizing the various teams. Just
as in the previous campaign, the mem.
bers were divided into two sections:
the Gov. A. B. Fleming section and the
j. M. Hartley section The two sec.
tons as we'll as the individual teams
will compete for honors. In the last
campaign the ]. NJ. Hartley section
won by big margin with team No. l,
under the leadership of j. Walter
Barnes, capturing the individual team
honors. An advisory comm ittee has
been appointed just as in the previous
campaign for the purpose of supervis.
Ing the work.
At present ". Kenneth Barnes. gen.
eral secretary of the fund raising
board, is busy at his office in the Trust
building getting the teams ORGANIZED
and completing other plans for a pros.
porous opening Of the canvass on Sun.
day. Later in the week a meeting or
The captains Of the various teams will
be held and plans further tlken up.
The cost of the church is approxi.
nately $4,000. OF this amount $50.
00O has been raised, leaving 10000 for
the next canvass.
The various teams and their leaders
are:
Advisory committee: D.. II. G..
Stoetzer, chairman G. NJ. Alexander, j.
NJ. Black, S. D. Brady, Mayor Anthony
Bowen, B. L. Butcher, Gov. A. b. Elem.
ing, ]. M. Hartley, Paul W. LANCE. DIR.
J. w. Mcdonald, NJ. II. Nicely. Edwin
! Robinson, ]. H. Rownd. z. NJ. ShowaI-
ter, Duncan Sinclair. W. j. Wiegel
Gov. A. B. Fleming Assistant General
chairmeI.
Team No. Al. Walter Barnes. cap.
tain; F. c. Evans, assistant captain.
NJ. A. Fletcher, @. &. Wilson, NJ. S.
Kelley, Harry c. ,'itzcr, c. NJ. Ritchie,
0. F. jenkins, c. Walter Corbin, w.
Nelson Beale.
Team No. F HI. G. Hungerford, cap.
tain; W. T. Black. assistant captain;
W. ]. Stee 2, +. a. Hunsaker, C. c..
Denham, Frank a. Lloyd. Albert J..
Kern, George 4. Whipple. Otto B.
Reich. L. G. Boggs.
Team No. C-H. =. Smith. captain:
X. e. Miller. assistant captain; Ira A.
Atkins, DR.. J. W. Mcdonald, PauI LANCE.
DR.. c. W. WaddelI. j. Frank Richie,
II: l.. Smith, Anthony Bowen, c. H..
Riggle.
]. M. Hartley, Assistant GcrsraI Chair.
man.
Team No. IN. g. Cobun, captain:
Dr.. II. W. Burnett. assistant captain:
Cos. {. Anderson, ID. 4. Richie. Cecil
c. Mcdonald, John NJ. Kisner, Robt. J.
Topping, Martin Wagner, w. H. Schim-
nell, A. Z. Lewis.
Team No. ID. c. Welton, captain;
H. Z. Engle, assistant captain; w. S.
Pltzer, Patterson Hayes, E. T. Kelley,
Chas. NJ. Shinn, Ira L. Smith, NJ. l..
Sturm, Ira L. Laughlin, ]. B. Canning.
Team No 3-S. NJ. Eckles. captain:
Lamar Satterfield, assistant CAPTAIN:
II. A. Williamson, ]. H. Rownd, Homer
S. Bell, L. H. Randall. A. D. Gilbert,
Richard Gilkeson, C. F. Rollins, G. H.
Jackson.