El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23
WOMEN OF Ell PASO HEAR ENTHUSIASTIC TALKS
ON SALE OF WAR STAMPS AND PLEDGE EFFORTS
TO SEE THAT Ell PASO DOES ITS SHARE FULLY

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Joan d Arc. who led her forces to
victory: and the Statue of Liberty,
that is modelled in the form Of wOm-
an And as women gave life to our
men, it is to the women to save the
life OF the nation"
Girls and Boys Must Help.
Mr.. Cobb emphasized that every
girl and boy should buy stamp,
whether for 25 cents or 81, and wheth-
er it required sacrifice or not, FOR
il is the people who sacrifice who
really do something in the world"
said he Every man and woman
should be willing to work overtime
for America. should be willing to
work overtime for liberty, should be
willing TO work overtime for justice,
that the teachings of the God that
rules over us may be sustained over
the brute of a kaiser, who has set the
clock OF civilization back 1000 years
in history
THE responsibility rests on US and
our Willingness to give something
that causes sacrifices, and who can
make sacrifices like a mother, who
tenders all that the land of freedom
may live to our posterity, that we
may be a light to other nations; that
humanity may live on and have pow
er to overcome the brute who sets
himself against the laws Of God2'
Following these addresses an in
formal discussion was held on ways
and means. Mrs. S. J. Fennell, Of the
City Federation Of Women, suggested
a contest of organizations; Mrs. r. II.
CressinEham, Of the College Woman's
club, spoke of working on The In
different Sisterhood" or strikers who
refuse 10 awaken TO the dangers Of
America today; Mrs. William A. Wal
lace. Of the Martha Washington cir
cle-Spirits Of '76, stated that her or
ganizGtion would give something on
February % for the thrift stamp
sale: the Equal Franchise league,
through its newly elected president
Mrs Ernest 4. Young, promised a
willingness to always lay aside It's
votes for women" campaign when
patriotic work was needed; Mrs. Hal
Christie, representing the Woman's
club. said they would give a series
of card parties to help the sale of the
stamps; Mrs. J. A. Rawlings promises
to interest the Episcopal church cir
cles, simultaneously bringing to light
the sacrifice her own family is doing.
Mrs. Rawlings is trying to run her
house on % cents per person per
day, and no member is losing weight
The Wheatless and meatless days are
observed. Mrs. n. H. Allen, OF Robert
z. Lee chapter. L. D. G. remarked
ten the sacrifices made by their fore
fathers, and they would put it again
into practice, and Mrs. L. L. Robin
son spoke for the D. A. Rs.
The Women Represented.
Among the organiZa lions represent
ed. each of which is TO report back to
Mrs. Averin or Mrs. Archibald Sam
uel Peatross, the secretary. after con-
ferring with its club. were:
City Federation OF Women. Mrs. S
J. Fennen. president.
Equal Franchise league, Mrs. Ernest
A. Young, president.
Pythfan Sisters, Miss Edna Scotch.
College Women's club, Mrs. r. II.
Cressingham, president.
Areme Literary club, Mrs. J. y. San
burn
FL Paso Comforts bags. Mrs. F. C
Searle-
Ariiia Crohect club. Mrs. ]. H. Ham
nton-
Martha Washington cirele-spirits
Of rs, Mrs. William a. Wallace
Robert z. Lee chapter. L. D. c., Mrs.
N. H Allen.
Tourist club. Mrs. S. J. Fennen.
Kern Place Bridge club, Mrs. r "
Dudley.
Red Cross sewing chairman. Mrs.
Joseph F. Williams
Red Cross general chairman of
women's service, Mrs Horace ".
Red Cross secretary. Mrs. B. F. Jen-
kins-
Grand View auxiliary Of the Red
Cross. Mrs. W. S. McMath.
Prospect Avenue circle OF the Red
Cross. Mrs. J. H. Pruett.
Castle Heights circle. Mrs. o. F.
Metz
Rebecca stoddert chapter. D. A. R.
Mrs. L L. Robinson.
Daughters OF the British Empire,
Mrs. R B. Alves.
FL Paso Nurses association. Miss
McDOweII Musical club. Mrs. W. r.
Friday Bridge club. Mrs. Lamar
Davis.
Saturday Luncheon club, Mrs. wal
ter Howe.
y. B. Girls, Mrs. Burt Orndorff.
L. 5. Girls. Miss Margaret Hines
Housewives league, Mrs. p. J. Tighe.
The 4 Refuse to Tell club. Mrs.
J. Clark.
Women's Auxiliary OF Railway Con-
ductors. Mrs c. L. Sheay.
Manchester Grove, Woodman circle,
Mrs. c. NJ Holford.
Eastern star, Harmony and East Fl
Paso matrons.
Pioneer Bridge club. Mrs. John
Donahue.
Maccabees. Mrs. Donna Klugel.
Pan Hellenic association, Mrs. r
W. McCandless.
Queens Daughters, Mrs. J. L Dris-
coll
Thursday Embroidery club. Mrs. o.
A Danielson.
Women's Catholic order of For
rosters. Mrs. W. 7. Maioney.
Woodman circle. Willow Grove. Mrs.
F. D. SOFTEN.
". c. 7. L, Mrs. Horace A. Lay.
Junior members Of the Woman's
club, Mrs. ]. Lee Hebberd.
Navy league, Mrs. William P. B
McSain Comforts committee).
Daughters OF Erin.
Business Woman's club, Miss Kate
Hanley.