The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-16
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for the campaign we're taken up and
the teams definitely selected. The
meeting was most enthusiastic one
with most OF the workers attending.
The prospects for a campaign full Of
vim and rivalry between the Reds and
the Blues are, at this early hour, very
encouraging.
The deep seated rivalry between
the two teams which began several
years ago. was evident for the first
time in the present campaign at the
meeting last night. Each team express
ed remarks tending to suggest the de-
feat Of opponents and showed quite
workers
". z. wiegeI who managed the
Salvation Army Campaign. will direct
the work OF the Blue team in the ca
pacitv OF general chairman and will
have as his three assistant general
chairmen Mrs. A. G. Martin. J. NJ ia
cobs. Smith Hood and D. A. Maurer.
John Gordon SmyIh who has been
actively engaged IN membership cam
pafSns In the past will look after all
activities for the Red Team. AS assist
ant general chairman he will have
Srz. c. 2. Hutchinson r. 7. Cunning
ham. 4 G. Martin and Frank B. Pry-
Each team IS composed OF eight
committee OF six members each. Tue
entire teams as announced after the
meeting last night follows:
BLUE
". ]. WiegeI. general chairman:
J. u. Jacobs, assistant general chair
J. NJ. Wolfe. chairman. J. 81. Hart
ley. c. ". Evans. Anthony Bowen, c.
E. Hutchinson. ]. H. Rownd.
Paul Lange. chairman. Fred Hell
mick. ". a. Hustead. Harry c. Robin
son. 7. c. Miller. Jas. E. Broum-
Smith Hood, Assistant G\s1a' Chair
man.
T. II. Pierson. chairman, Brooks
Fleming. ". y. NJ. Clover. G. n. Alex
ander. A. c. Polk. Rev. c. E Goodwin
Prof. E. G. Wilson. chairman, Z.
c. =. Smith. A. ]. Kern.
D. A. Maurer, Assistant General Chair
C. H. Colebank. chairman. ]. o. Wat
son. NJ. 4. Fletcher. J. D. Anthony,
Spray Linn. W. D. Stockley.
shannon Allen. chairman. E. R. Wor-
snington. Joe Greer. z. c. Jones, Jr-,
E. Y. Carpenter. Harry Watkins.
REDS.
John Garland smyth, general chair
man: r. T. Cunningham, assistant
general chairman.
Carl Riggs. chairman: Thomas !.
Brett. George Brobst. W kenneth
Barnes. Rev. Clarence Mitchell, Chas.
Treyey Nutter. chairman; ". !. Ly-
die. James WeItop, Joseph Roster, C.
D. Robinson, ]. E. Kelyley,
A. G. Martin, Assistant General Sha'T-
man.
Walter Finley, chairman: r. II. Re
gan, W. E. Arnett, Bailey HupD, E. r
HIauley, Robert Kendall.
S. N. Eccles, chairman; ". y En-
gle, Simon Goodman. Clyde A 7til,
Samuel Leeper, c. n. Bloom.
Frank 3. Pryor, Assistant General
Chairman.
". E. Buckley, chairman; Rev J: W.
Brown, EnSel Hawkins, z. ". Mus
grave. Robert Smith. Ray Iootnmen.
G. W. Buckley. chairman. Paul Ham
ilton, Grin Bel, Mitchell Mills. George
Hill, Ralph Courtney-
For the Young Women's Department:
the team organization is as follows:
BLUES.
Mrs. A. G. Martin, Assistant General
Chairman.
Miss Edna Jacobs. chairman; Susan
Arnett. Mrs. S. D. Brady, Mrs. "a. A
Fletcher. Mrs. Clyde Neill.
Miss Ruth Fleming chairman; Mar
ior;e Haas, Vera Frances. Dorothy
Howard, Mrs. J. ". Right
Mrs. c. E. Hutchinson, Assistant Gen
eraI Craftsman.
Margaret Ice. chairman; Blanche
Henry, Mrs. Richard Han, Mrs. O. F.
I.ouRh. Mrs. Anthony Bowen.
Kiss DorcaS Prichard. chairman;
Lucille Fisher. Letha Mann, Margaret
Smith, Iva Hustead.
EDWARDS of one hundred thousand
women are employed In munition fac