Cleveland County herald., 1918-09-26
WOMEN LIBERTY !;
LOAN MANAGERS
MRS. BRoueH. WIFE OF GOVERN
OR, NAMES DISTRICT AND
COUNTY CHAlRMEN.
Big WORK FOR w0MEk


ing abilities when the gong rings and
the race for "oyer the top" begins In
the Fourth Liberty Loan drive, ac-
cording to Mrs. C. H. Brough, wife of
the governor, state chairman of the
women's organizations.
Mrs. Brough has announced that the
Women's organizations throughout tho
state are thoroughly organized, with
exception of one Or two counties
whose chairmen have been required
to resign.
The plan for coordination of the
mems and the women's work does net
mean, Mrs. Brough says, that the wo-
mems organizations are to lose their
individuality. On the contrary, sepa-
rate reports showing the amount Of
bonds sold by the women will be kept.
to be forwarded to the women's ma
tlonal organization. The women will.
however, CO operate with the men ana
plan with the men.
The women will have voice in the
work OF the county executive commit
tees, The women, Mrs Brough said
will make house-to-house canvasses.
maintain bond selling booths and
such, although the character of the
campaign has been left to the discre-
ton Of the individual county organi-
cations.
Mrs. Brough has appointed thirteen
district chairmen and county chair
man for each county, or where coun-
ties are divided, each division. The
chairman named by Mrs. Brough fol-
low:
District Chairmen.
First District-Mrs A. G. Flowers,
Fayetteville, and Mrs. w. A. Ramsey.
Fayetteville.
Second Distriet-Mrs. Nellie Treva-
than, Batesville.
Third District-Miss Annie Castle
Fourth Dfstrct-Mrs. Harry Will
iams, Jonesboro.
Fifth District-Mrs. Brose Masin-
gall, Heber Springs.
Sixth District-Mrs. J. w. House. Jr..
| Little Rock.
Seventh District-Mrs. J. S. Holt.
Fort Smith
Eighth Distriet-Mrs. T. C. Drennen.
Hot Springs, and Mrs. Dougald McMii-
| Ian. Arkadelphia.
Ninth District-Mrs. w. Fl. Arnold.
! TeXarkana.
Tenth Distrct-Mrs. Annie w. Meek.
i Camden. 3
Eleventh District-Mrs. H. C. Rule.
| Crossett.
Twelfth District-Mrs. A. w. Troupe.
| Pine Bluff.
Thirteenth District-Mrs. ]. N. Ware.
Helena.
County Chairmen.
Arkansas. Mrs Fred fowl and Mrs.
e. b. Gibson, Ashley, Mrs. W. c. Dun
lap Benton. Mrs. Mary Plummer:
Boone, Mrs, ]. N. Milum; Baxter. Mrs.
son; Chicot, Mrs. T. K: Lee; Clark. Mrs.
j. S. Cargle; Cleburne. Mrs. Ida
Burns; Columbia, Mrs. c. G. CoIquitt:
Crittenden, Mrs. j. M. Jenkins; Craw-
ars. J. l.. Burns; Conway, Mrs. w. L.
Moose; Carroll, Mrs. C. A. Fuller and
Mrs. A. j. Russell; Clay, Mrs. Lur.
Brown, Piggott, and Mrs. J. e. Rhyme;
Cross, Miss Mary Dabbs; CLEVELAND.
Mrs. E. r. Buster (west half). and Mrs.
H. d. Sadler (east half; Desha. Mrs.
G. B. Ewing; Dallas, Mrs. c. S. AdamS5
Drew, Mrs. Lemar Williamson; Frank
and Mrs. G. l.. Amos (south half): Full
ton, Mrs ]. II. Caldwell; Faulkner,
Mrs. G. w. Clarke; Grant. Mrs. Mary c.
Teter; Garland. Mrs. Jack Manner:
Greene, Miss Irene Taylor; HOWARD.
Mrs. w. 3. Dorman; Independence. Mrs.
John @. Wolf; lizard, MRS. Ebert Cod
win; Johnson, Mrs. Sam Laser; Jeffer-
son, Mrs. A. w. Troupe; Jackson, Mrs.
lspie; Lawrence, Mrs. G. w. ParkeR
(east halD, and Miss stella HOME
twest half); Lee Mrs. raul BenhAm:
Lincoln, Mrs. r. r. Rice, Jr.; Little Rfv-
r. l.. Utley and Mrs. C. z. carmichael:
Mississippi Mrs. ]. l.. Williams and
Mrs. w. l.. Hollipeter; Monroe, Mrs.
J. S. Black; Madison Mrs. l.. II. Pick
III
Ter, Mrs. G. A. Hays; Nevada, Mrs. Nat
Martin; Newton, Mrs. f. e. Ammons; ;
Ouachita. Mrs. C. s. Early; Perry, Mrs.
Ruth Rson Pike, Miss Ellen Murphy;
John 1. Booze; Pulaski. Mrs. Clio Har-
per and Miss Marcella Arthur; Pofn-
sett, Mrs. J. T. Smith and Mrs. T. M.
Pearson; Phillips, Mrs. John n. Wares
MRS. f. f. Voorhees,; Saline, Mrs. e. j..
Bush; Scott, Mrs. r. r. Wilson; SebaS,
tan Mrs. H. C. King ana Mrs. w, a.
Ware; St Francis, Miss Stella Wolf:
Mary Jeff Mabrey; Searcy, Mrs. Sher-
man Treece; Sharp. Mrs. J, II. Kirtley
and Mrs. S. T. Sheriff.; Union Mrs w.
f. Clarke; Van Buren,, Mrs. Glenn Nor
row; w ashington, Mrs. WIN. Briscoe:
woodruff, Mrs. Laura Conner; YEN.
Mrs. Edith Moody.
Campaign Opens Soon.
In less than two weeks the cam
paign will be in full swing, 0volun-
teer Days." September 2S and 20, are
expected to be the biggest days OF the
campaign, in that they will be the
days for the patriots who need no
urging to come forward and loan their
money on the best security IN the
world. that of the United States OF
! America, The larger the subscrip-
| tons on volunteer Days" the less
time business men will have to taxa
from their occupations to prosecute q
car4paign.
Many county publicity managers are
beginning to send in reports OF the,
activities in their respective counties.
and these are to be used to give the
people of various counties an oppor-
tunity to know what is being done IN
other. counties. Some yof the reports
will be published in Little Rock and
oo,,A forxuarder} TO St Louis for pub