The Robesonian., 1918-11-04
WOMEN DID FINE WORK.
Members of Women's Committees Did
Fine Work in Fourth Liberty
Loan Drive.
CORES spondence of The Robesonian.

Now that the Fourth Liberty Loan
is over and oRbeson went "over the
top" so fine and the woman's COM
mittee did such splendid work, $780,
800 being subscribed through their
committee, 1 feel that l must thank
those who helped make this campaign
a success.
First, I want to thank Mr.. R. c.
Lawrence chairman of the mems COM
mittee, for his help and interest in
our work. Right at the beginning of
the campaign he made suggestions
and advised your chairman from time
to time, and at all times gave US
words of encouragement. For this I
of the county.
Others also gave US great help by
buying so generously through our
committee and helping in many ways.
We wish to thank the following gen.
tlemen most sincerely: Messrs. H. B.
Jennings, F. P. Gray, T. L. Johnson,
DIR. R. C. Beaman, Lumberton; o. G..
Calhoun, A. L. Mcdaniel, F. J. Bar
Der, Fairmont.
The noble patriotic women of our
county worked under great difficult
ties. Too much cannot be said in
their praise. Some of them just did
wonders. I doubt it if there were
many ladies in the State who sold as
many bonds individually as did Misses
Pearl Howard and Matte Ammons of
LumbertOn and Miss Bessie Mclean
Of Maxton.
The following chairmen and their
committees did splendid work. Mrs.
R. c.. Lawrence, chairman of Lumber
ton, and committee-Mesdames c. H.
Boyd, C. V. Brown, James Williamson,
Geo. G. French, T. c. Johnson, R. p.
Lewis, Misses Pearl Howard, Matte
Ammons, Jennie and Margie Russell
Lillian Proctor, Georgia Whitfield
May Tyson, Augusta Blake.
Mrs. Mckay McKinnon, chairman
of Maxton, and committee Mesdames
E. B. Mayberry, Sumter McRae, Lacy
Williams, Ruby McKinnon, Rory Nc,
Nair, Misses Elizabeth Afford, Maude
McRae, Katie Lee McKinnon, Glennie
McGregor, Bessie Mcleod, Grace NC
Curdy, Leila Barnes. Miss Bessie Nc
Lean was not on the committee bu1
did splendid work, having sold $l2,Oo'
in one day.
Mrs. D. S. Currie, Parkton chair
man and committee-Mesdam MAJ
J. Carter, ]. ]. Cobb, Jas. F. Blue, L
M. Powell.
Mrs. J. O. Bobbitte, chairman o
Fairmont, and committee-Mesdame
C. D. Baker, C. B. Thompson, e. II
Cole. The following ladies dresse'
as Red Cross nurses and sold bond
the evening that the trophy train wa
in Fairmont, their sales were splendld
Misses Dinabel Folyd, Jessie Ashley
Christine Floyd, Monroe, Lorena Lew
is, Mesdames Bristow, E. Fisher, Z. L
Baker, Harry Weinstein, c. B. Thong
SON, Elmer Pittman, Boyd Hayes, I
w. Thompson, j. 0. Bobbitt. Mis-
Bertha jenkins aided the chairman
many ways.
Miss Dora Thompson, chairman
Mcdonald, having sickness IN ne
home could not work, but Mrs: p. v
Stone did splendid work, sent fine RI
port. Miss Ada Mccormick, also o
that committee, was victim OF II
fluenza-pneumon and passed ava,
she having done splendid before ST
was taken sick. She was always ve1
active in all work for her church an
country. In her passing we have gl'
en- up a fine character that will
missed in her community.
Mrs Alex Watson, chairman
Rowland, sent in fine reports:
Mrs. r. D. Mcmillan, chairman
Red srpings, and. And c9mm1iitsee(C%s 9%ar1ine Cn1
Mamie McNeill, Mrs. Bascom Ashle
Miss Katie McCallum of Philadelphu
Miss Mary B. Cooper, scout mistre:
and scout girls, Misses Mary and Ii
da Cook, Margaret Jones, Mann
Snoddy, Annie Buie.
Mrs. T. S. league, chairman OF
Pauls, and committee -Mesdames
M. Butler, j. C. Lentz, A. r: Howal
w. ID. Johnson, Miss Della McGoogs
st. Pauls tripled their allotment: :,
Mrs. T. C. Parham, chairman OF M
rietta, and comittee Mesdames u.
Rogers, w. T. Jenrette.
Thanking these splendid comm
tees for their faithful work and &C
graduating them on our success;
MRS. L. T. TOWNSEND
County Chairman Woman's Llbel