El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05


Smith, Miss Milda Connolly, Mise.
= Esther and Edith Levy and Mrs. Har-
~ Ponsford- 1t was here the kaiser
spent most Of his time: S202 was the
amount taken in
The Harvey house and union sta
ton were covered by members of the
Equal Franchise league, headed By
Mrs. Ernest A Young. assisted By
Mrs. V. Z. Raggio, Mrs c. A SOr-
rells, Mrs. Walter R. Haynes, Mrs
Louis Lay and Mrs. L S. Franken-
burger, the sales reaching SI21.
slice OF war bread. made at For
Bliss, was given with each STAMP
purchased from the Housewives
league. stationed in the Standard gro
, Gerry, downtown Mrs. r. J. Tighe
captain, was aided by Mrs. J. Harry
Henderson, Mrs. A A Jones. Mrs. "
S. Tilton, Mrs E. H. Irwin. Mrs. J. n
Smith, Miss Rose He'll. Mrs. D. A
Wright, Mrs Margaret Olive JOrdOn
Mrs T. N. Waller. Mrs. J. H. Hirt
Mrs. o. f. Metz and Mrs. z. d. Funk
who disposed of S135 OF stamps.
Castle Heights Red Cross circle col
lected its forces at Five Points. under
! the leadership Of Mrs. o. F. Metz, as
sisted by Mrs David Cole, Mrs. W. H.
i Hull, II. L. Stevens, Mrs. Lee Casparry,
Miss Anna Beddingfieid. Miss Myrtle
/ Beddingfield, Mrs. r. C. DufOurcq.
Mrs Leonard Pence. Mrs. Conrad
/ Hudspeth, Miss Florence Greer and
Mrs. A. J. Frazer. Their returns were
At Nations's grocery. FL Paso Re
view No. y of the MaccaDees sold
S100. Mrs. Winnie RAIDER and Mrs.
Donna Klugel being in charge, assist
] ed by Mrs Jennie Miller, Mrs. Edmund
Shaw. Mrs. Annie Anderson. Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore, DR.. Ida Bishop and
Mrs. Bertha leighton and Mrs
Be atriee Rhoades-
Tra C.-a1d,-fs,v s,,~{T5ay-,- ,,f tbs Dad
! Cross. OF which Mrs W. S. McMath is
( president, never tires in well doing,
and was one Of the first organizations
to volunteer team for Self Denial
day. The personnel included Mrs L
J. IrOtt1, Mrs c. " Gibson. Mrs K
3 ?. Partridge, Mrs. J. J. Finney. Mrs
4 ". A White, Mrs. r. F. Ebert. Mrs.
/ A. H Butler Mrs. c. II. Campbell. Mrs.
/ A H Key, Mrs J Whitney. Miss Beu-
l lah Wright and Miss Edith Levy. Close
their activities.
At Watson's grocery. Pythian sis
/ tiers stationed a team, with Mrs. Ma
I tilda Burroughs in charge. aided by
Mrs Lester Farley, Miss Tula Cal
lahan, Mrs w R Weeks. Mrs. J. ].
Cohen. Mrs. Oliver Hamlin, Mrs. En-
gene Williams and Ethel Atkinson
They report SIS from their work.
The Tourist club was assigned Pot
ter's, and collected S23. Mrs R. c.
! - 4 l.
c Greer, Mrs John Kidd. Mrs. ". c
Mccormick, Mrs. Vaughn Ward and
Mrs. J. H. Smith
Mrs. J. H. Pruett, chairman OF Pros
pect avenue circle of the Red Cross,
assisted by Mrs Edgar Ferguson. Mrs.
Hugh Neil and Miss Helen Reading,
arranged for some attractive features.
at the Elite, where they disposed OF
over S77 Of thrift stamps They gave
splendid entertainment throughout
the day. with J. L Essliuger, IT..
Elizabeth Swami. Miss Eileen Klugel
and others
Mrs. c. E. Bryan. OF Wade Hampton
chapter. U. D. c.. with Mrs Delbert
Dumont. Mrs c. r. Helm. Mrs. Henry
Gardiner. Mrs. z. N. CroZier and Miss
Jessie Pruett. formed one team. and
netted s124.7O.
Edgar Kayser. with his minstrels,
have $1,000 to his. credit, just pick up
sales
Mrs John Dyer. at the Thrift Stamp
Rose Garden, accumulated, along with
the serving Of delicious luncheon and
tea, from noon to late at night, S519.53
in sales from stamps, being assisted
by Mrs. Olive Davis Simpl1ins. Mrs.
Maury Kemp, Mrs. Webb c. Haden.
Mrs. Frank Simmons, Mrs. Claiborne
Adams, Mrs ]. G. Barada. Mrs Chas.
H Leavell, Mrs Robert L Holiday.
Mrs W. L Foxworth. Mrs. ". D.
Howe. Mrs A F. Kerr. the Misses
Marion and Enid Ainsa. Mrs Charles
Pomeroy, Mrs. R H Smith. Mrs. c. II
Blanchard, Mrs II. R Gamble and
others
Mrs. J. D. Mayfield, captain, assisted
by Mrs. ". H Castor. Mrs. Tom Nav
field, Mrs. L J. Lock. Mrs. E. NJ Whit
al1er. Mrs. Leo Schuster. Mrs. Hal
Christie, Mrs r NJ Dudley. Mrs. J.
Monroe Proctor. Mrs. Del Richey. Mrs.
Charles Order, Mrs. H. Everett Long.
Mrs. Lee Orndorff and Mrs. B. F.
Clutter. sold $1s7 OF the stamps. be-
ing stationed at the White House.
The Daughters Of Erin. in charge
Of Mrs. Gus Momsen. Mrs. T n. Ryan,
Mrs. J. c. Roman, Mrs. N c Hemple
and Mrs. George Savage, had a table
in the Guarantee Shoe Co. turning in
the munificent sum Of s409
There was one impelling force
around whom the activities conferred
Mrs. 4 P. Averill. This prominent
clubwoman. who is serving her coun-
try 30 admirably as chairman OF the
Woman's Thrift Stamp committee for
FL Paso-and she was ably seconded
by Mrs. Archibald Peatross. the secre-
tary-is largely responsible for the
huge success OF Self Denial day. and
planned the "preliminaries," and en-
Unused the various organizations to do
their utmost And she was every
where about. from early morning to
late at night, advising and helping.
She takes no credit for results, saying
that IL was only the wonderful army
OF FL PasO women that made II pos
sible. And yet she was so modest
that when it came to totaling up the
sales, she only counted the IS stamp
Sab, which makes a mighty differ
ence on the face value. Figuring the
face value, Mondays sales easily
come up to the $4,000 mark. and the
report appended shows only ST.. 0S2.95.
The majority Of sales represented
amounts in % cents. It would have
been astounding and interesting. had
II been possible to have kept account
of all the thrift stamp sales-and each
means the beginning Of consistent
savings. which, after all. Is the crux
OF Frank A Vanderlip's desire in
planning the issuance Of the thrift
stamps-to inculcate in the young
people Of America a desire to save
and accumulate.
The s17.0S2.s5 report does not in
clude any Of the 81 stations scattered
over town that have yet to be heard
from.
So far. the returns are:
Areme Club, FL Paso Chapter
Eastern Star .--...S 1920
Business Women's Club. &C.. 70.O1i
College WOmen's Club . 524.11
Dauehters OF Erin ... 10000 |