New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-07

Nara Visa went over the top
with $43l.S5.
The Pie Supper
Given recently at Rosebud was at,
tended by a large party and added
500, to the R. c. fund. The pie
supper and auction sale last week
regardless of the inclement weather
was a success, SIS being cleared.
The Fishing Party
Held at. the Centerville school
house recently was a gratifying
event. owe $50. was realized.
Cedarvale
Doubled its war fund quota, con-
tributing $20l.5S.
Grant County r. c. Quota
Of. $4,000 appears insignificant
when compared with the amount
contributed which totals $5l 10000.
De Baea County's
Quota was $1,000, this was exceed
ed by $500.
Mckinley County r. c. Notes
The county subscribed to the Red
Cross War Fund $500. which is 240
per cent Of the amount set for this
county, $4,000 being the quota.
The Arizona Boys on the special
train that stopped in Gallup last
week of their own free will made up
a purse of $500 and presented it
to the Red Cross Ladies who were
at the depot to greet them.
The Benefit Picture Show
At Gibson recently brought $4,000.
The ladies sold ice cream and cake
during the evening and raffcled off
six cakes realizing $4,000 from that
source.
The Benefit R. c. Dance
At the Gallup Opera house recent
~ added the neat little sum of SOS.
The dance held the following even
ing by the Italian citizens for the
same worthy cause amounted to
$4,000.
The Navajo Indian Agency
At Crown Point contributed. $625
which vas collected by Agent S. F,
Stacker during the big drive, who
stated that contributions will con
tinue until they have made a dona-
ton of 81 900.
The Red Cross Quota
Was doubled in Colfax county. The
subscription received from Dawson
vas ovsr half of the total expected
from the county. Nearly half of the
contributions received was raised IN
the coal mining city through indi-
vidual subscriptions.
Zvrzda Lodge, No. 2s7
OF Ration donated the sum Of
SoD7S to the Red Cross last week,
which was so percent of the net
proceeds realized from their picnic
held recently.
Red Cross Sale Of Cattle
A big Red Cross sale Of cattle was
held in Springer on the 9Th of June,
when forty head OF he;fer calves do
mated to the cause were sold.
Nobfy Doing Their Part
The citizens of Columbus. Luna
county, contributed $2.2S4W to the
war fund.
San Marciars Quota
Was $1,000 and the patriots rails
ed 81 ,20025.
The Tucumcari City
Almost doubled their quota. the
total contributed being S5.223M. The
shops and rip track employees went
100 per cent for the Red Cross con
tributing $40.
The Little City of Logan
Is credited with the splendid sum
of $i45.M
Sierra County
Donated $2!677!OO. which was a gra-
tifying showing for that county.
Seamens Social Club
The Red Cross week at the Pool
Room Melted the sum of 1924 and
the net receipts of the dance were
1882, which makes a total of $4.-
M. which the Seamens Social Club
contributed to the Red Cross fund.
Fort Stanton Press,
A Patriotic Program
Musical, band concert and big R.
c. auction sale will be held at Mills.
Mora county. June II. All business
houses will close for the entire day.
The performance will begin at 9:30
A. NJ, continuing through the after
loon and evening. Dinner will be
served by the R. c. Ladies. The
event is given to raise funds for the
R. c. societies of the mesa.
Union County
Doubled their quota subscribing
$4,000. Folsom is on the map for
V e and deserves another honor
flag in behalf Of what the patriotic
citizens done for the Red Cross in
the last drive by contributing $500.
All the communities responded most
generously.
Valencia County
went over the top. The Belen
quota was 5000 and this was ex-
ceeded by Is per cent.
The Special Moving Picture
Performance at Fort Stanton re-
Gently, THE Man Without A Coun-
try, drew Ian exceptional large
crowd and many OUT: of town
people attended. The picture was
shown for the benefit of the Marine