The Robesonian., 1918-05-30
RED CROSS MERCY FUND.
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+ Morrison r 81; MsNs,t Miss Augusta g7 Blake
smit'2' sor 81: 81; " Ars. p J. BarHsr 3; gy: 8:
E. E: H. Britt, 50 cents; Mrs. Parker,
W L. Thompson, 50: Mrs. F. G. Bour-
sig, 81; B. G. Flo-d, 81; Rev. c. [.
Greaves, So; H. I. M-ares, 81; col
lected by Jake Be-, cciored. $500;
George L. Thompson. 50; Miss Ruti.
Thompson, 80 cents; Miss Nellie
Clark, SO cents; hiss Elizabeth
Breeze. s1z5: II : 1-aude y. Wat
son, S2.41; Mrs. Martha D. Flowers,
80 cents; J. Rob- Prevatt, IS; H.
Dunie. ss. J. A. Barker (calf), $40;
J. G. Bundy, SO cc-:s; White & Cough
employees, $3.50; Mrs. George B.
Mcleod, SIS; R. D. Caldwell & son
J. S. Scott, So; Mrs. W. W. Carlyle,
$40: Mrs. H. T. Pope S5; Mrs. s. B.
Rowland, So; Miss Elizabeth Row
land Shaw, 81; Miss Sue Blount Shaw,
81.
East Lumbertor Red Cross Subscrip-
tiOns.
Green, j. o. Brown, Alex. stank
wytch, Mard Phillips 50 each.
c. H. Manning, w. H. Stalling, H.
O. Edens, Miss Lucy Kinlaw, Miss
Agnes Wetmore, Walter Dawkins, C.
J. Hunt, A C. Tyler, A. H. Hamilton,
W. H. Pate, R. L. Blake, Luvenia
Guyton, Allen Arnett, C, H. Young,
| j. L. Afford, David Britt, Ed. West,
Luther Edens, Pink Sutton, Miss Mar
tha Higgins, Miss Maggie Taylor,
Mrs, Maud Peterson, Kelly Wilson,
Boston Thomas, Mrs Ida Edwa rds,
Clarence N. White Afford Clewis,
Mrs. Luvenia Blackman, W. H. Guy
ton, John S. Britt, Marvin Britt,
Johnnie Barnes. Miss Fannie Jolly,
Oscar Butler ". G. Smith, R. T.
Norris, Jesse P:ttn1an. ". A: Ne
shaw, Watt Wilson, r. A. Stone,
Harley Thompson, D. Johr Britt. F.
G. Virgins, David Taylor, Walter Nc
Donald, w c. West, L: J. Perry, Alex.
Lamb, Oscar Fowler, Leander Wilson,
T. c. Sineath, Geo. Osbourne, Miss
Smith, Albert Wilson, Welt Ivey, Miss
Barnes, r. A. Tart, Obbie Coleman,
K. F. Hammonds, Ed. Barnes, Levi
Phillips, r. H. Davis, Frank Gibson,
W. W Clewis, M. Thompson, B. B.
Britt, Peter Barnes, ]. N. Herring
N. ]. Smith, Mrs. Lilly Lovett, Willie
Coleman, Will Brooks, D. c.. Mercer,
H. R. Smith, J. F. Brisson, John R.
Phillips, Elias Tyler, Chas. Taylor,
Jim Clewis, john Ciewis, Ciaud Pitt
man, Mrs. Vestine Clewis, Rufus Brig
man-S1 each.
R. L: Wilkins, Mrs. Gertrude Will
kirs, Weldon Pittnan, Barley Thomas,
Addie Pittman, Miss Lilly Smith, John
Pittman, Miss Maine Builard, Wade
Adams, Mrs. Annie Smith, ". W.
Lewis, W. L. Bishop, E. B. Ivey, Geo.
Phillips. Bascor2 3. Brown, W n. Con-
oly-5O cents each
Melvin Baxley, s1.5O; D. J. Jolly
Okley Lovett, So each; E. L. Hamil-
ton, So; Cash, $3.50 Total from East
Lumberton, S125.OO.
Red Cross Notes.
! (By R. C. Lawrence, Chairman of War
I Fund drive)
4 One of the most liberal and gener-
, Gus gifts made last week was that OF
Misses Mary and Canlnie McMeill
These ladies, without having to be
/ solicited, sought out the chairman ir
charge of the campaign and donated
to the work $50 Liberty bond, with
all interest coupons attached. This
generous gift should inspire other:
to larger gifts and greater efforts
, A voluntary worker last week ac
: complishing large results was MIR. E
L.. Hamilton, who Of his own accore
: took charge Of raising ribution
at the ~Lumberton and Dresden mills
and by his own efforts raised in casI
the handsome sum of S125. The eff
forts of Mr.. Hamilton are greatly ap
preciated by the committee, it beins
indeed gratifying to find a man WIZ,
voluntarily undertakes the task o
raising such an amount in small sub
scriptions.
Master Berry Goodwin French caugh
e the inspiration Of service and desir
Y ing to earn the money he wante
+ to contribute to the cause, conceive
the idea of giving juvenile ente,
t tainment with an admission fee G
r five cents. This entertainment, wit
ent, was given Saturday afternoo
: and was well worth far more thar tn
/ price of admission, as can be testifie
) by those who witnessed it. The :,
l. ceipts amounted to 1928, which Mas
It ter French donated in it's entirety t
y the Red Cross. It made a whole sac
full of money and took quite viii
ID to count it. On the next drive v
d shall see to it that Master French ha