The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-04-13
MORE WAR SAVINGS CLUBS
FORMING.
These Clubs are Formed of PcOplc
Who are Going to Put Sumter WAY
up In The Running.

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from there. but they are coming. ant
then more will be coming, and ev
cry time one comes i'm that mean.
more money goes up to WASHINGTON
to help Secretary of the Treasur,
McAdoo pay the bills that the govern.
ment is running up.
Did you hear the Secretary?
Did YOU notice what a slender body
he had?
lie keeps it thin working so hard tC
help win the war, is what ,Savine
Sammy says. And did you notice
how large his head was? Saving
Sammy says it's checked full OF
brains Guess so. Guess he ha.
brains in his head; but he has Wa
Savings stamps i'm his inside rocket
too.
Are you like the Secretary?
There are some brains in your
head. Use them. Take the fruits OF
their use and buy War Savings
Stamps with them. Then you will
be helping the boy in France.
Now for these societies that arc
helping out the Tip Top Club. The
North Church society reads as fol
lows: President. Mrs. w. ID. Boykin
secretary. Mrs. l. A. Ryttenberg, and
Mesdames A. Weinberg, b. O. Can.
tey. ID. B. Sewell, ID. c. Shaw, j. c
Gainey, III. j. McLaurin. w. B. Burns
c. Il. HUFF. r.. w. McCallum, C. f
Stubbs. Mrs. Aston Stubbs. c.. p
Exum. w. E. DuEant, f. s. Des-
Champs. Tisdale. Hicks. Hugh Nc
Collum, A. Ryttenberg, Zeak Haff
ner. T.. s. Shuler. w. d. Shupe, f
Boney, p. G.. Bowman, w. w. Reese
and Misses Henrietta Boykin. Ida
Boykin. Gladis Turner. Irma Smith
Dorita Noise, Ethel Green Mimi,
Blanding. Bessie Hood. Emma Mood
II. w. Mclean, Alice Martin, Anni
keels. Teresa Chandler, and Eliza
beth Lennon. Thomas Lennon, EIe
amor Lennon. Thornton Weinberg.
Forty-four members i'm that club.
Here are some more Tip Toppers
forming the East Liberty Street Wa
Savings Society with Mrs. j. T.. Mau
rer. president and Miss Ruby Koen
necke. secretary. Mrs. B. C. Built
man. Mrs. Reid Ard. Mrs. William
Moran. Miss Annie Moran, Mrs. f
I'll. Moses, Mrs. j. j. Brennan, Mrs
Mary Mahoney, Mrs. Henrietta Ebert
Mrs. ]. ID. Bradford, Mrs. C. +. Os
teen. Mrs. Blanche Cox, Mrs. l.. M
Allen. Jr., Mrs. l.. NJ Allen, Sr., Mrs
II. w. Waddell, and Misses Annie l.
Barwick, Louise Bultman, Berth;
Bultman. Nellie Monaghan, Eva Kel
lar. and Aletha Reardon. Twenty
two they are.
Stateburg School, No. G, has form
cd a society with Miss Olive Boggs
Newton as president and Miss Rosa
lie Neyle secretary. They have IL
members so far. and when they hav
completed their list the names will b
published. In that society you d,
not get your name on the list unit
YOU have started off your Thrift card
A mighty good rule that is. Bring
the money right out and starts it up
TO Mr. McAdoo. On the 9Th State
burg No. 6 had started $3S.25 T.
Washington. and more is going
Watch for their report on the 10Th.
All school societies will have THEN
records read out at the patriotic ex.
ercises on the 10th; unless, of course
they are too lazy to send i'm a report
or are ashamed of their record, anC
there is not society that will not
prove that that is not so. The repor,
will be through the 18th and should
be mailed to Chairman Moses moi
later than the 18th. as it will take
some time TO tabulate them ALL The
reports should read:
Blank Society. so many members
stamps owned by members, so much
War Savings stamps are counted
as So each. III member had Il
Thrift stamps. and turned i'm 1G o.!
them for "a War Savings stamp, then
he would report that he had on hama
$3.50 worth. What you have bough
as an agent for someone else, or
what you have bought and sold again
are not counted. What you own as
"a saving is what counts.
In the city schools each class is to
report as u unit
In these times person either
helps or he hindcrs. The American
who does not help America to the