The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-20
SECOND DAY or RED
CROSS WORKERS WAS
ALSO GREAT SUCCESS

nam, Ii. Ii. COOK, j. w. Evans, Fritz
Morris.
Total, $2,539.
Team No. 2, Albert Fendig, cap
tain, and E. II. Mason, F. NJ Scar
lett, Jr., j. p. Davenport, c. H. Shell
don and Linton f. Allen.
$250-Mr and Mrs Albert Fendig
American Tie and Timber company
$100-E. II. Mason, Jos. W. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Reese, anony-
NOUS
$2500-I. Fruchtman, Sam Heller,
MI. and Mrs. W. H. Meeks
$2OG0-C. II. Sheldon. j. H. Parker
$15.00--F. E. Twitty.
$10.00-Edo Miller, Geo. Griffin, A.
M. Way, N. w. Walker
$500. p. Brooks, P. c. Woods,
Geo. D. Allen, David H. Pope, Thos.
O'COnnor.
$4.00-J. J. Farrell.
$500. NJ. Ralston, w. M. Oates,
L. F. Wilder.
Total, 81 ,105.
Team No 4-Constant Miller, cap
tain, and j. M. Couric, A. j. Gordon,
DR.. J. w. Simmons, E. L. Stephens.
John H. Trant, Jr., w. f. Parker
j. 3. c. Bitch, S. C. Josey
$1,000. Downing and the Down
ing company, jointly.
$25O-Mr and Mrs. j. B. Abrams.
$15O-Mr and Mrs. A. ]. Gordon.
$100-I. II. Kirkland, s. S Rickett,
H. M. Miller Furniture Co., w X.
Townsend.
$75.OO-C. S. TAFT and Lott-Lewis
company.
$50.00-E l.. Stephens, G. w. Har-
per, NJ j. Gordon, H. F. duBignon,
A. v Wood
$4O.OO-Dr. C. V. Cate, Ocean Lodge
F. and A. M.
$25OO-J. A. Sheffield, A. M. Lo-
rentzson, r. E. Sherman, Edwin w,
Dart, P NJ Nightingale, G. F. Har-
ward, c. P. Dusenbury, J. Sydney Rob-
erts, and C. d. Parker.
$2O.00-Louis Silberstein. Bryant's
Book Store, Consolidated Garage, j.
F. Burns, r. S. Pyles
$10.00-F L. Stacy, r. M. WooH,
T. C. Wood, DR.. Thos. 5. Wilson, M.
D. Gilfillan, j. T. Colson, C. E. Groom,
Cargyle e. Elliot.
$S.00-A G. Wood.
$7.OO-Rev. o. P. Gilbert.
$500-H. A. Wilkes, P. F. Gould, r.
B. Kemp, R. c. Stebbens, F. X. Sut-
ton, DR.. T. F. Abercrombie, r. c. Da-
Wis, H. K Lamb, Miss Jane Macon,
W. R. Cox, A. C. knight, E. w. Rob-
inson, Sig Levison, G. F.. Ellis, Chas.
j. lE. Newman, w. N. Allen, j. B.
Dudley, j. Metzger, Hilton Thomas,
J. W. Collins, w. W. Royal, W. NJ
Miller.
5000. G. Garwood, C. w. Steven
son, NJ R. Marks.
$1.00-Dr. J. M. Mason, H. A. Pen
nick, Jno. Blackerbee.
Total, $2,S33.
The total of the subscriptions list
ed above amounts to $9,4S3 The list
includes only those subscriptions for
which cards had been turned in to
the committee at last nights meet
ing. j. B. Abrams, chairman of the
committee, stated that a number of
individuals had subscribed who had
not turned in their cards, but would
do so today. In addition to these,
various corporations have indicated
their intention to subscribe substan-
tial amounts. and are only awaiting
the weekly meetings of their boards
of directors to authorize the subscrip-
tion
The contributions listed do not in
clude the various subscriptions sign
ed at the various plants in the city,
which have not yet been completed.
1t is to be borne in mind that only
two days of the seven days campaign
have been completed. Perhaps a ma"
jority of the people on the lists OF
the committees have not yet been ap
preached. The indications are that
| Brunswicks contribution to the fund
| will equal if not exceed $4,000.
The committees among the colored
people, seven in number, have taken
hold of the situation energetically
and are doing the work in their own
way, but none of these have reported
yet At the meeting held at st. Pauls
A. NJ E. church Monday night they
| assured the campaign committee that
they would raise at least $1,000 OF
course, these committees will be
given credit for all contributions
made by colored people at the va
rious plants, and the probability Is
that the total contributions of the