Evening journal., 1918-03-06
Sell Thrift STAMPS
FROM DOOR TO DOOR
Women Of City Will Open
Campaign in City Next
Week
OUTLINE PLANS AT
FRIDAY MEETING

The house TO house method Is to be
used for the selling Of thrift stamps.
and next week is the time. There viii /
he so many workers that It can be /
ACCOMPLISHED I'm a few days. One wom- |
an need 90 only TO about 20 houses. |
This is the plan 20 be proposed by /
Henry p. Scott, state director for Della /
ware. National War Savings Committee, !
and Mrs. Charles II. Miller chairman Of
the women's committee. at mass meet /
ing Of women called TO meet ct the
Playhouse at 4 o'clock on next Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Scott and Mrs. Charles
r. Miller will be the speakers and they
will outline the course Of procedure,
after they have shown the great i'm
portance Of the thrift stamDs-how
necessary the money Is 20 the govern
ment, how good a thing It Is for people
10 save, and how the United states
Treasury il the best security this world
provides. There is no reason why there
should not be a thrift stamp IN every
house in the city.
Wilmington Is being watched 10 see
how successful the thrift stamp drive
Is here. and then cities all over the
country are going 10 do likewise. Della
ware is first in many things. there IS
every reason why 1t should sell the
most thrift stamps in proportion to It's
pOpulatiOn. Every minister IN the city
was asked TO appoint ten women from
his congregation to sttend this meeting,
and it Is hoped tnat every woman viii
come. Other women are invited too /;
10 is a meeting for the women Of VIII
mington, that they may learn Of the
great advantage to be derived from
buying stamps, and the good they viii
do toward winning the war. Many peo-
pie who can't buy a Liberty Bond can
buy thrift stamps. and they can save
thrift stamps and then buy war SAVINGS
certificates.
Team Captains.
Churches have announced team cap
tains as follows:
North Bapiist-Nfrs. T. T. Washburn.
Mrs Frank Van SAINT.
Central-Mlss Helen Kennedy. Miss
Blanche Swayne, Mrs. Homer Barry.
Mrs. C.. f. Eastman. Mrs. II. r. PEN
mock.
First United Prcsbyteri3n-Nirs. Eliz-
abeih Stewart, Mrs. Edward MacFarlin.
Grace NJ E-Miss Helen McCaulley,
Mrs. William C. Mureatroyd, Mrs. James
b. Broad, Mrs. Edward r. Mack, Mrs
Alice p. Negendank. Mrs. Herbert II
Ward Jr.
scott-Nlrs. George NJ. Fisher. Mrs
George n. Bailey.
Mt Zion a. NJ. P-Nfrs. Cora Walker
81. Stephen's-Mrs. George Beacham
80. John's-Mrs Edmund s Hellings
Mrs. George s. Capelle. Miss Martha
Shoriledge, Mrs. WWiam II. Beacon.
Westminster-Mrs. II. K Miller Mis-.
Janet Doremus, Mrs. Alex. Laird, Niisl
Meta Barr.
Olvet-Nlrs. Richard z. Lowell. Mrs
Catherine Moore. Mrs William L. Shew
brooks Mrs j. S. Gilnllan.
Temple Of Truth-Alrs Charles Top
kis, Mrs Abe Bach zach. Mrs. NathaI
Levy, Mrs. David Snellenburg.
So. Joseph's. Henry Cay-Nfrs.
Stewart Lee.
Gilbert-Mrs. George Bird.
Union a. VI. E.-Mrs. Laura Y. VII
liams.
st. Andrew's-Nrs. w. II. Thomson
Miss Frances Kennard. Miss Marger,
speakman.
Holy Trinity Lutheran-Nfiss Margsre
a. Bamberger.
ST. Thomas-Nrs. Grace Edward.
Mrs Harold j. Taggart.
Primitive Baptist-Mrs. G. r. Martin
St. Paurs Alission-Mrs. Fannie Ster
ling.
Firs, NJ. P.-Niss Minnie W. Cart
ridge
St. Paurs NJ. E.--slrs. W. B. smiu
Jr.
Washington Heights Century Club
Mrs. Walter Brinton. Mrs. George 7
Cornell, Mrs. Wilmer Siradley. Mrs. "
Z. Douglas.
First Presbyterian-Nirs J. s. Hami
ton, Mrs. Margaret Ten Weeges. Mr
Walter S. Williams.
Union Mrs. Elizabeth McCaulle.
Mrs. Daniel Jester
Delaware Avenue-Nlrs. L. Grant Co
o. lier, Mrs. Henry z. Link.
First German Baptist-Niss Ameli
Ludwig.
Christ. Scientist Mrs. Norman
John, Mrs. Walter Taylor
Second Baptist-Nirs Joseph Stuar
Mrs. Townsend w. Miller.
Eastlake Presbyterian Mrs. Lille
Dunlop, Mrs. Egbert Nuiter Mrs. Emn
Hess.
New-Century Club-Nlrs. Henry Y
Briggs, Mrs. Elsie Ford Lee. Mrs. CLAW
son S Hammitt, Mrs. Charles L. Went
va - tNDl 90 W. buln01f MISS LuulSo
Johnson.
Silverbrook - Mrs. Henry J. Bale
Mrs. II. ]. Henderer.
Eighth Street NJ. E.-Nliss Lucy Tc
liver, Mrs. Laura Shelton.
Mt. Sslem-Nlrs. Frank Conley. MI
Frank Haley. Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. y
s. Wier.
West - Miss Edith Springer. Nj
Grace Baird. Miss Carrie Coopor. Nh
A. We Hughes.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran MI
Katherine Dettling
Asbury NJ. Mrs Elizabeth W;
lace.
Immanuel-Mrs Fred LaMotle j
Mrs. Charles Maxwell Mrs T..
Schoonover, Mrs II. F. Roberts.
Old Swedes-Mrs Robert Bell. Nj
James II. Morris. Mrs. John Cooper.
Trinity p. E.-NFs Frank Turn,
Mrs. Frank S. Garrett. Mrs. Wilson G1
ham, Mrs. Maurice dupont Lee. Nj
Mary Purdy, Mrs. w o. Ouale, Nj
Elizabeth Steward.
So. Patricks-Nlrs. NJ J. NcGsrv,
Miss Nellie d. Kennedy. Miss Mary Fe
Unitarian - Miss Barbara Bach. Nj
Mildred Belts Miss AlVta Robinson.
Domestics, cooks and waitress
will flnd excellent positions al GO
wages by watching the daily wa
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