The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14
FORWARD TUCUMCARI IS BRING.
ING DESIRED RESULTS IN LARGE
MEMBERSHIP SERVICE

WV huhuie GU anu l"tuly -UNe fnefn-
bers were secured during Wednesday
and Thursday. Each membership will
be expected to contribute $25 d year
to the Chamber of Commerce work
and it will do away with passing the
hat as has formerly been done when
a few dollars was needed for emerg-
ency work. Friday will be the big day
when the campaign closes and il is ex-
pected to push the membership up to
at least 800 with the possibility Of
reaching the 400 mark.
j. A. Atkins, Joe Adler, II. M. Barr,
NJ. A. Butler, Ira J. Briscoe, E. w.
Bowen, Ray Y. Boyer, p. A. Brine
gar, {. NJ. Bueler, Miles Brown, c.
+. Bynum. L. Blitz, Z. j. Corn, J.
NJ. Conwell, W. A. Collins, Mrs. Ada
Cowart, F. Caruthers, w. r. Coplen,
j. w. Corn, Bassett Collins, A. d.
CattcTson, J. A. Dietzman X. A. Dod-
son, U. S. Devor, Dunn and Horton,
r. p. Donohoo, w. A. Dodson, Rev. G.
f. Ellis, j. NJ. Eager, W. j. Eitzen,
Elmer Edwards, G. A. Eager, T. J.
Erskine, c. II. Ferguson, Ira +. Furr,
John Grayson, The M. B. Goldenberg
Co. II. X. Grubbs, Herman Gerhardt,
II. Goodman, Joe Goodman, c. B.
Hamilton, Z. Norris Hobart, Clyde
Hubbard, c. E. Hunter, A Hurley,
DR.. N. w. Hilton, c. +. Hawkins,
Farr Herring, II. l.. Hamilton, Jas.
j. Hall, X. l.. Hicks, +. w. Jackson,
j. F. Jackson, F. c. jennings, J. L.
johnson, Mrs. j. f. Jolly, NJ. r.
James, w. r. kirkpatrick, w. F.
Kirby, Myron b. Keator, T. n. Law
son, Sam Lehrman, j. ID. Lovelady,
DR.. W. Leming, Adam Long, Noun
tain States Tel. & Tel. Co., Otto Mil
am, Rev. Jules II. Molinie, T. F.. Nc
Mahon, j. f. Montgomery, w. f..
Mundell, Silas May, T. A. Muirhead,
II. II. McElroy, Miller Bros, F. c.
Orth, J. NJ. Putnam, Rev. n. j. Rea-
soner, II. c. Rusby, S. L. Russell, o.
G. Reeder, Chas. M. Smith, Rev. r.
ote, enson, c. S. Shaw, Ed. F.
Saxon, j. A. Street, Sinclair Refining
. IA amitL. ii. ii. Scholz, }.
A. Sale, Sun Pig. Co., Leon p Sands
F. F. Sanford, Phil. Shahan, Oscar
Sandusky, Stanfll & Hamilton, Tu-
cumcari Steam Laundry, Tucumcari
Lumber Co., Turner g. Dunn, = II.
league, j. B. Taylor, D. +. Thomas,
S. V. Williams, ]. f. Ward, S. NJ.
Wharton, j. E. Whitmore, E. E. Win
ter. Vorenberg Hotel.
The number of memberships taken
by each of the above .'anged fro'n
to l6. The total number signel up
during Wednesdays dtve was l64.
Others took the matter under con-
sideration and were ready to sign up
Thursday morning.
The following list was added today
in this mornings drive:
II. c. Markham, Geo. Newman, +.
W. Payne, Pearson Lumber Co., w. b.
Rector, T. +. Ruth, Geo. w. Ruth, H.
+. Stansbury, T. 4. Steffian, NJ. NJ.
Shipley, VIM. Troup, J. c. Williams,
E. M. Yates, H. c. Zillman, Allen e.
Dealy, American National Bank, E.
P. Aull, Otis Afford, Robt. F. Child,
l.. l.. Ernst, b. L. Francis, W. T. Free
burg, r. p. Fitzpatrick, G. Funk, Fred
L. Frick, First National Bank, j. d.
Gresham, A, d. Gaudin. W. B. Humph-
ries, Jr., Alice Hickox, l.. c. Harris,
II. II. kuhlman, and NJ. +. Lawing.
There were number of others who
signed blanks TO make monthly pay
ments. This policy has been done
away with as it kept the secretary busy
looking after the collection of dues.
This will allow the secretary to do 9TH
er work that will be much more bene-
fetal to the citizens he represents. This
has been formed to ac-
complish much for Tucumcari and this
county and it will work hard to make
a creditable showing during the COM
ing year. 1t was thought if man
could not afford to pay at least quar-
terly it would be working a hardship
on him to ask him to pay the member
ship fee. A committee will call to see
those who changed the application for
membership and fully explain matters
so there will be no misunderstanding
and the bills will be paid promptly at
the beginning of the year-March lst.