The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-01-15
Sl35 NEEDED TO PAY
FOR WOOL FOR SWEATERS
Money Needed at Once to Pay For
sweaters For Drafted Men, SOldi-
cre And Sailors OF Dorchester
County. Other Than Company {.

SeYenty-One sweaters, three he'll
NETS and ten pairs of wristlets have
been sent to soldiers and sailors of
Dorchester county, other than Com
pany c.
SiNty-five sweaters to Camp Meade,
two to Admission, ia Inf; two he'll
! NETS, pairs of wristlets to Annis-
! ton; eight pairs of Wristlets and one
! helmet to Camp Meade.
! There are enough sweaters. he'll
! NETS and wristlets now being knit
to provide two sweaters, one helmet
| and one pair of wristlets to each man
on the list. The articles not yet
! finished will be sent as soon IS pos
sible. The committee has yet to
raise $135 for bills now standing.
| The new quotas of men soon to be
| called have not been provided for
at all. Additional funds will have to
be raised for their needs. The teach
ers and pupils from all parts of the
county have responded most gener-
ously to our request for money, and
we are still hoping to hear from
more Of them. The ladies of the
town and county have knit the ar
ticles and given a fair share of the
money. We are not asking the men
to knit, but may We not ask them to
contribute generously to this fund to
buy wool to warm the soldiers and
sailors? We wish especially to eX-
press our thanks to the people OF
Taylor's Island, who through Mrs.
B. L. Harrington have sent twenty
three sweaters and four pairs OF
WriStletS, all knit and paid for.
To The Daily Banner, for its kind
ness in giving space, and large
quantity of stationery
Also to Miss Grace WaddelI, who
has helped so largely in the work.
All ladies now knitting are urged
to finish the work as soon as posi-
BILE, as the soldiers have very few
helmets and wristlets as yet.
If there are any men who have
been overlooked, or any new men
soon to be called, who have no
sweaters, helmets or wristlets or
only one sweater, if they or their
relatives Will send name and address
We will provide for same as soon as
possible.
All persons who have finished con-
tributiOns are asked TO send them in
as soon as possible.
Contributions received in addition
to those previously published:
Levi 3. Phillips, So; Ninth Grade.
{. H. S, taught by Miss Nita Perry,
So; Miss Susie Hurlock, 81; Vienna
school, Geo. H. Brooks. teacher, 81;
Mrs. VIM. J. Sherman, 81 and one
helmet; Miss Bertha Handley, 81;
Mrs. George Ziegler 81; Airey
school, So; Miss Elizabeth Mundy's
class, c. H. S, $2.15; Mrs. Edgar
Simmons, 81; Miss Bessie Brad
shaw's class, c. H. S, $3.50; Miss
Bertha Robinson's part of the 9th
grade, c. H. s., $3.50; Fishing Creek
school, Miss Maude Mills, teacher,
81; Mrs. w. Simon Hoddinott, 50.
Fleming children, Vienna, zoe;
Miss Charlotte Henry. 50; Miss Grace
Phillips class, C. H. S, $4; Todd
vile school, Miss Ruth Langrall,
teacher, 81; st. Thomas school. Miss
Helen BloXom, teacher, So; Mrs.
Ivy Andrews. So; Cokesbury school,
Miss Elizabeth Jump, teacher, So;
Grape High School, 81; Mrs. Calvin
Harrington, 81; Miss Mamie Shack
elford, $2.70; Mrs. l. L. Leonard,
$1.35; Elliott school, Miss Frances
Gray, teacher, 81; Miss Charlotte
Henry, 81; Mrs. Jos. H. Johnson,
81; Eldorado school, So; Mrs. T. j.
Palmer, So; Grape school, No. 2, dis
tT1ct 10, Miss kiTwan, teacher, ST,
Mrs. Noble Wright, 81; Sixth grade,
c. H. s., Miss Emma Ralph, teacher,
81; Mrs. W. H. Barton, 81, also one
sweater and one pair wristlets; Mrs.
D. l. Jacobson, l sweater: Thomp-
cher, 50.
Names OF those who have volun-
teered to knit since last report:
Mrs. Noble Wright, Mrs. Fred
Fletcher, Miss Charlotte Henry, Mrs.
Levi Phillips, Mrs. Small, Miss Mar
garet Small, Miss Lille Wright, Mrs.
Albanus Phillips. Mrs. Charles Meek
ms, Mrs. Walter Meekins, Miss Nita
Perry, Mrs. w. l. Bowdle, Mrs. Thos.
Wright, Mrs. R. H. Dixon, Mrs. P
Watson Webb, Mrs. Edward Barnett,
Mrs. w. G. Winterbottom, Mrs. Jas
R. Jones, Miss Grace Waddell, Mrs.
Edgar Harrington Mrs. Noah Web
ster, Mrs. William Dean
Miss E. D. Eaton. Town Point;
Miss Viola Phillips, Miss Helene
Van Patton, Mrs. Charles Stuart,
MISS ElueI HOPKINS, MISS Jean VIM
cent, Miss Elizabeth Moler, Mrs. ].
I. Leonard, Mrs. Fielder Jones, Mrs.
Robert Greenwich, Mrs. Dawson Lar
rimore, Mrs. Calvin Harrington, Mrs
John Dawson, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. c.
L. Selover, Mrs. E. A. Jones, Mrs.
Arthur Smith, Miss Lillian Town
send, Mrs. Henry Bennett, Miss Mar
garet Andrews, Master Ivy Andrews,
Mrs. Jos. Phillips.
Mrs. Sylvester Stuart, Mrs. James
Noble, Miss Grace Phillips, Mrs. J.
H. Johnson, Mrs. VIM. j. Sherman,
Mrs. Marshall, Miss Mabel Marshall,
Mrs. Harry Orem, Miss Myrtle Ev-
ans, Mrs. Geo. Ziegler, Mrs. c. War
rem Mundy, Mrs. Philip Geoghegan,
Jr., Mrs. Harry Kraft, Miss Eva
Jones, Mrs. Edgar Simmons, Mrs.W.
H. Barton, Mrs. D. 1. Jacobson, Miss
Ida Ross, Mrs. Lee Roberts, Mrs l.
l.. Leonard, Mrs. Bette Hearn, Mrs.
VIM. c. Davis, Mrs. Guy LeCompte,
Mrs. Spry Andrews, Miss Hattie
Wright, Mrs. Eugene Ross, Mrs. Geo.
Dawson, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs.
Charles Blades, Mrs. Jas. Blades.
Mrs. VIM. H. Johnson, Mrs. w.
Irving Mace. Mrs. Ivy Phillips, Mrs.
Mary c. Andrews, Mrs. Lloyd Web
ster, Miss Evelyn Noble, Miss Vir-
ginia Noble, Mrs Z. Andrews, Miss
Nadine Phillips, Mrs. Matte Kir-
wan, Mrs. James Andrews, Miss Luz
la Wall, Mrs. Wall, Mrs Weinrott,
Miss Pearla Hooper