Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-09-26

I AT IIlG AlOJHGES EOIlGEa 0CIlulIS-
fsion tea given Friday afternoon, the
scheme for the organization Of Boga-
lusa's Liberty Loan women workers
was presented. In broaching the
subject, the Parish chairman said:
"For the next fews weeks there is
a work to do Of the gravest, the
greatest Importance. refer to the
Fourth Liberty Loan. In the great
world crisis that is now upon us,
the President Of the United States
has called Americas women into the
services of the world. We MUST
iNOT-cANNOT-FAIL to do what
is expected of US. l need not take
tine to tell you, who know so well
every reason of patriotism, of civic
pride, and of love, why we cannot
and win not fail
AS chairman for Washington Par
ISL, / have appointed a secretary
for the City of Bogalusa to super
wise the work of the women in the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
Under this secretary, Mrs. L. F.
Guerre, there will work four division
81 cIairlnen: One for North Boga-
iusa; Northwest Bogalusa; South
east Bogalusa and Southwest Boga-
lusa. Under these chairmen there
have been appointed sectional cap
ta-ns and a definite ground has been
allotted to each of which to take
absolute charge. In the end the real
responsibility rests upon these cap
tains. If they do not come up to
the scratch, the women of Bogalusa
FAIL and Washington Parish fails.
The secretary receives all litera-
ture, application blanks, receipt
books, etc, direct from the Parish
Chairman. The secretary then mott
fies the divisional chairmen who call
for their separate aIlotments. The
chairmen divide their allotments
among their captains, whose duty
it is to see that it is distributed ac-
cording to instructions.
The sectional captains make re-
ports to their divisional chairmen on
Wednesday a. m. of each week, COW
ering the work done In that week.
These reports must show the num-
Der of subscribers, denomination Of
bonds, total amount subscribed for,
and total amount OF cash on hand.
The divisional chairman combines
these reports into enc report,
which she makes to the secretary.
The secretary in turn combines tn
reports Of the chairmen into one re-
port for the city, which she turns
into the Parish Chairman on Wednes-
evening of each week. Tt is of the
greatest Importance that these re-
ports come in promptly.
The city organization is as fol-
lows: City Secretary, Mrs. L. F.
Cuorre. Divisional Chairmen:
Southwest Bogalusa, Mrs. J. C. Lee;
! Southeast Bogalusa, Mrs. A. Beren-
ison; North Bogalusa, Mrs. D. T.
Gushing; Northwest, Mrs. c. Plumm-
er. Sectional Captains: Mrs. /. A.
Townsley, Mrs. B. H. Buck, Mrs. E.
r. Bolton, Mrs. Louis Tate, Mrs. T.
A. Kennedy, Mrs. w. P. Chalmers,
Ms.r v. 2. Landon, Mrs. Lynaus, Mrs.
Mrs. E. A. Powers, Mrs. r. L. Bon
! ney, Mrs. w. B. Gilbert, Miss Re-
becca Holden, Mrs. Stringer, Mrs.
Berenson, Grandma Crochet, Mrs. E.
e. Lafferty. North Bogalusa: Mrs.
J L. Caver, Mrs. NJ. L. Wuescher,
Mrs. L. /. Bean, Mrs. B. D. Talley,
Mrs. J. Fl. Cassidy, Miss G. Mullins.
Northwest Bogalusa: Mrs. w. j. Will
loughby, Mrs. H. Carmichael, Mrs
Moss, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. A. A. Picard
Miss Lillian Waters, Mrs. Jordan.
Mrs. J. H. Cassidy, Publicity
Chairman for the city.
As to the, booth question, chair
men have been appointed for three
sections of the city to appoint their
own committees and to handle this
question.
South Bogalusa, Miss Ruth Altick;
North Bcgalusa, Mrs. {. E. Gill;
Columbia Road, Mrs. C. F. Reed.
To solicit from the Pine Tree Inn,
Mrs. Saux. From the Colonial, Mrs.
C. ?. Reed. From the business dis
trict in North Bogalusa, Mrs. G. L..
Black and Mrs. C. Fl. Stearns. Boga-
l1usa Hospital, Miss L. Kendrick.
From the school teachers, Mrs. F. T.
Sullivan.
Such is the city organization and a
similar plan is being carried out in
each Of our parish towns.
Nou as to what is the aim Of the
Women's Liberty Loan Committee: