The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-02-22
WAR SAVINGS l
SOCIETIES ARE
NOW THE THING
SALE or THRIFT AND WAR saw
lNcs STAMPS BEING PUSHED
THRoucHouT MAuRx co.
COMMUNITIES BEING ORGANIZED
Members Of Savings Societies Only
Pledge Themselves to Buy All the
Thrift and er savings Stamps and
certtflcates osslble.

/ IA e ssssst fkta n ss4Y
"War savings Societies. are the lat
est things III flie campaign to sell
thrift and war savings stamps and
certlficates aceofding to Mrs. H. q
Fulton, who il At the head of the or.
ganization work III Maury county. Ii
you are nat q member Of war say.
Iings society you Are not in the swim.
It costs nosblna to Join enc Of these
societies. you have to do is to
pledge yourss that You will buy all
the thrift sta}9 bs war savings stamps
and certificates that you possibly can.
Ten members form society. Each
county may have as many societies
las 1t pieases. me members do not
have to meet each other or form any
kind Of organization. Just 60 to one
Of the numerous stamp agencies and
make your pledge Then 90 to buying
stamps and certificates every time
you have an extra quarter or dollar.
The metropolitan Life Insurance CO.
and the Columbia Military Academy
have beer adda6 70 the agencies in
tColumbis.
Each agency " expected to lay in
. supply Of these stamps Immediately.
They can be procured at any bank or
postoffice.
Mrs. Fulton stated this morning
that much success is being met with
in the organizatibn Of committees
throughout the cozlnty Besides those
that have already been organized,
committees have been formed at Gull
leoka, Santa re, Spring Hill, Match
and Bryant,s statiDn, The Branham e
Hughes s6aodIs Isn1ls J bssn made ! ssios
agency at Spring Hill. 81
r Among the committees that have
been organized those composed OF
colored people are said to be about
the most active, and in proportion to-
their ability are making the best re-
ports.
The officers OF some Of the com
munities that have been organized
follow:
Mt. Pleasant: s. E. Stephens, Pres:
Mrs. J.. H. johnson. vice Pres; Mrs.
J. H. Ward. vice Pres; Miss Mar
garet Holt, Sec.
Hampshire: r. A. Akin, Pres; G. A.
Ross. vice Pres; Mrs. II. G. Kirk,
vice Pres; ]. P. Stephens, Sec.
Match: Thomas Kinzer, Pres; Miss
Nettie Jones, vice Pres; E. D. Sc
crest, vice Pres; Miss Marie Lock
ridge, Sec.
Culleoka: Will Matthews, Pres; ELI
Jones, vice Pres; Miss Laura Amis,
vice Pres; Miss Marinda Springer,
Sec.
MT. Pleasant, r. r.: Dan Penning-
ton. Pres; Mrs. Ernest Lusk, vice
Pres; Miss Augusta Pulliam. Sec.
zion: j. A. Fleming. Pres; D. F.
Fulton. vice Pres; Miss Susie Lips
comb, Sec.
Culleoka, R. r.: w. L. Seagraves,
Pres; Mrs. w. H. Wiley. vice Pres;
M. H. Fly, vice Pres; Miss Beulah
Mccain, Sec.
Culleoka: H. H. McCandlass, Pres;
Mrs. Beulah Pickard, vice Pres; Mrs.
John Petty, vice Pres; L. R. Weather
ford, Sec.
Santa Fe: Walter Dodson, Pres; c..
L. Love, vice Pres; Flora l.. Tyler,
vice Pres: Mrs. Christine Williams,
Sec.
Spring Hill. r. r.: Ananias Blair,
Pres; Henry Cant, vice Pres; Char
ly Grove, vice Pres; Mrs. Marie J..
Glenn, Sec.
Columbia, r. r. 9: ]. NJ. Hunter,
Pres; w. A. Hardison, vice Pres;
Mack Hardison, vice Pres; A. L. Der
ryberry, Sec.
Macedonia Columbia: r. G. John
son, Pres; Mrs. B. F. Davis, vice