The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-03-19
To announce and explain the Poster
Contest for each class.

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To see that program Of State Sun
day School Association Ia used, but
varied enough In each school TO al
low for one especially attractive num-
Der.
To work and think out everything
especially helpful for your own
school.
Requested to enforce that no one
be counted present unless remaining
for lesson study, or II they came In
late that they be asked II they had
been counted In another Sunday
School.
To select Reception Committee to
be on hand promptly at 9:16 a, m.
May s, In your own Sunday School
To get names of all visitors for fu-
ture work.
The Press Committee composed OF
Mrs. L. II. veale and H. G. Curran was
assigned the following duties
To see that from now on there shall
be continuous articles In the papers
and that these articles be interesting
and to the point. Stress that Ken
lucky wants one million and Mays
VILE 5000 on that day.
To request the insertion OF Co
to- Sunday School "ad' In the mer-
chants weekly advertisements In the
city papers.
To have printed and distributed to
all the various business houses slips
advertising "Go-to-Sunday-School
Day and ask said merchants to put
one slip in each package that leaves
the store.
The Poster Committee composed OF
Misses Louise Best, Adah Porter and
Pattie Quaintance was instructed tina,
the posters are to be original and
made on a sheet of cent card board
using cut-out pictures, words, ETC.
from magazines and newspapers. In
fact, anything to make an attractive
and article poster may be used. The
duties of the Poster Committee are as
! follows:
To see that every Sunday Schoo
class in the city makes at least one
poster. To make an appeal to Prof
Caplinger and his principals for thu
purpose of getting each grade In thu
public schools to make one poster.
To Judge the best poster and place
the same in the window of the Cham
Der of Commerce with blue ribbon
attached.
To call in all posters by April IA.
First Ward-Miss Martha Greel
Sharp, Mrs. Maurice Kirk.
Second Ward-Miss Bess Lindsa.
Bell, Miss Margaret Smith.
Third Ward-Miss Florence bod
son, Miss Lucille Egnew.
Fourth Ward--Miss Julia Mcdaniel
Miss Addie Boyd.
Fifth Ward-Mrs. Frank Allen
Miss Mile Caden.
Sixth Ward (Eastland)-Miss Mar
Esther Hoeflich, Miss Zorayda Coch
ran.
Committees on Visitation and Invita-
ton
: First Ward-Mrs. Charles Hancocl
Second Ward-Miss Name Richesol
Third Ward-Mrs. w. B. Campbell
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Carrie Russell
Il Fifth Ward-Mrs. Houston Hall.
y Sixth Ward-Mrs. James B. Wood.
Each of the above ladies are chail
men in their own wards and are
appoint as many young girls as al
needed to distribute personally tn
printed invitations, one in each HON
in her ward, and to give cordial vel
bal invitation. These workers mus
, be chosen with care so that the wor
may be efficiently done and names
same to be turned in so as to be pull
lished.
Mr.. Carl Dodds and his own chose
assistants to have charge Of maxim
and planning of. all banners in fror
of churches, on street cars, etc., sign
tags, notices on side walk and an
nouncements on slides at the movies
Mr.. Hal Curran is requested to as
the various Orders to urge their men
bers to attend Sunday School on Ma
S. and to have this request inserted !
their newspaper notice, also to CIV
Mayor Russell special invitation I
request the City Council to attend, a
so the Woman's Club to urge its men
beers to attend and ask Mrs. Moses