El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-05
IN THE SALE OF THRIFT STAMPS ON SELF DENIAL
DAY, MONDAY; SOME LARGE SALES RECORDED

land, Mrs A ". Foster. Mrs. J. J
Raster, Mrs. Maurice Schwartz, Mrs
F. G. Billings, Mrs Jacob Miller, Mrs
j. NJ Lewis. Mrs. r P Mosson, Mrs
| A. II. Goldstein, Mrs Victor Moore
! Mrs. J. A. Pickett, Mrs. Herman An
! dreas, Mrs. julius A. Krakauer, Mrs
A. r. Burgess, Mrs. Dan T White, Mrs
NJ o. Wright Mrs. W. A. Beeson. Mrs
Sidney Mayer, Mrs. George W Haley
[ Mrs. Virgil Traylor. Misses Edna
I Matthias. Louise Blumenthal, Pauline
Bryan and Marguerite Goething.
They sold over S27S4 OF war and
| thrift stamps.
Zach Lamar CobD, X L Holiday,
/ Julius Krakauer, A. P Coles. W. NJ
/ COldweli, judge Ballard Coldwell and
] Z. A Rhelton talked in front Of the
I plaza, during the morning, and band
/ was also there for part Of the time.
Sales for the City Federation
I amounted to S526. Serving with Mrs.
l Fennell were Mrs. F. D. Scotch, Miss
| Valerie Lorig, Mrs. l. T. KILLER. Mrs.
l J. Robinson, Mrs. George Drummer,
/ Mrs. Volney B. Leonard, Mrs Harry
/ Schultz. Miss Edna Elaine Scotch,
I Miss Florence Klein Mrs Z Milan,
] Miss Margaret GOething, Miss Edna
! f. Douglas, Miss Margaret Schuster,
! Miss June COVington, Miss Jane
/ March, Miss Frances Franklin. Miss
! Nell Boomer, Miss Dorothy Lewis,
! Mrs. T. Fairhurst. Mrs. Ponder 5. Car
I ter, Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, Miss
! Emmie Wheauey. Mrs. William A.
Wallace. Mrs H A Weber. Master
Rex Benham-
Mrs. Martin Zielonka was captain
for the Jewish women's society, which
held forth in the Sheldon hotel. and
turned in S1352 at the close OF the
day Miss Klein, Miss Natalie Elton,
Miss Beatrice Shay Miss Louise
Blumenthal, Miss Edna Matthias, Miss
Kate Merkins Mrs. Joe Shanberg, Mrs.
L. Hirschberg and Mrs. Morris Goldoft
were on her committee. Miss Shay
worked hard at the baby bonds go
cent thrift stamps) and had succeeded
in selling several. when A. L Eaton,
marshaled by Louis Hess came into
the lobby and took the breath Of the
entire team by asking for three 500
stamps, quietly making his check out
for S247.S0. And Mr.. Eaton has been
selling some stamps and bonds him
with g membership OF 1S7. is, by the
way, the first large society to re-
port 100 percent membership TO the
Thrift Stamp club, the Tourist club
being the smallest They recently
introduced a thrift treat instead of
the usual candy treat at a recent
holiday, and presented each Sunday
school scholar with a thrift card on
which was pasted a beginning-one
stamp The children were patrioti-
cally delighted with the idea.
The Navy league made its plea
largely through some adorable chill
dren, dressed as sailors and soldiers
Bobbie McAfee, James Mari, IT., Frank
Harper, Charles Pickett, Norman
Walker, 5r-, and Charles Newman, jr.,
who were the cynosure Of all eyes
that passed the Kelly & Pollard drug
store. Mrs. ". H. Austin was in
charge. the league making S2321-5O
for Uncle Sam. Assisting on the team
were Mrs. 3. f. Widdas, Mrs Mary
Nations Pollard. Mrs William 4.
Spence, Mrs James MARI. Mrs VII
liam ?. B. McSain (whO is chairman
Of the comforts committee of the
leaguel, Mrs. J. Frank Coles, Mrs.
S n Aguirre, Mrs Burt Orndorffs
Mrs. viii K Mari. Miss Nell Pollard.
Miss Frances Earle and the n B.
girls-Miss Helen Reading, Miss Anne
Magoffin. Miss Dorothy Irene Vol
lertsen. the Misses Frances and kath-
crime Earle, Miss Mary Caples, Miss
Marian Calnan. the Misses Alzina and
Burtram Orndor1f and Miss Frances
Oppenheimer.
Daughters Of the Confederacy. sold
at the Scott White Drug company,
the team including Mrs. n. II. Allen,
capain, assisted by Mrs. R L, Dan
iels and Mrs. W H Loretz IN the
morning. and Mrs. Claude B. HudspethI
and Mrs. J. L. Ely for the afternoon.
They turned in $3.50.
The Popular was more than festive
with members OF the College Won
ems club doing a flOurishing bust
ness. to the amount Of 1924. Edgar
Kayser and some clever black face
artists sang negro melodies as q
stellar attraction Mrs Herbert d.
Field was in charge. assisted by Mrs.
D. V. Fennessy, Mrs. Branche Craig,
Mrs ". H. Fryer, Mrs. n. Joseph, MIS-
Lee Orndorff, Mrs Ed J. Wade. Mrs.
Dwight Bradley and Mrs. R B. Redic-
At the Modern, the noon hour was
nothing short Of spectacular with a
bevy OF most attractive young women
going to the various tables 70 inter-
est BUYERS. They were the represen-
tatives Of the Hellenic associa-
ton. working under the direction Of
Mrs. H. Everett Long, and numbering