Evening journal., 1918-11-30
HOSPITAL returns
THANKS FOR GIFTS
SPILL SO Of 10000 Needed
is Given on Donation
Day
MANY SU PLIES
ALSO FORWARDED

Donation day OF Delaware Hospital.
which was held on Thanksgiving Day,
resulted in cash gifts TO the hospital Of
s2,iii 80 and many gifts Of food and
grocery supplies.
The board OF managers expresses its
thanks to all people who so generously
contributed to help them in the service
Of caring for the sick and poor Of VIII
mington.
II was estimated that $1,000 would
have to be given TO carry the hospital
through the year without deficit
This means that almost $1,000 must still
be raised for the hospital during De-
cember.
The money thus far contributed was
received from iQ3 persons. which is not
one per cent. Of the population Of VIII
mington. B. b. Lyons. superintendent OF
the hospital. in commenting upon these
subscriptions said:
While the hospital greatly appreci-
ates the generosity Of its friends, feel
that there shAIld be a more general Es-
spUnse from the people Of Wilmington.
Every one in the community dement's
from the service which the hospital
renders. even though indirectly. No one
,an tell when they themselves may
iced our assistance.
IF the people Of Wilmington expect
The hospital 10 render a high standard
of service they should assist US In do
lng so In substantial manner If every
one who could spare 81 10 help the hos
pital would send that dollar 10 us today
"a D. H.. 4.
Delaware Hospital being able TO render
The best possible service TO the people"
Following is a list Of the donations
made:
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Delaware
Hospital siO5.
William C. Blatz. II. F. dupont. Mary
V. Hart, Mrs. William G. Mendenha,l.
Hrs. William Sellers, Joseph Stoeckle
Brewing Company and Topkis Bros.
Company, 500 each.
Z F. Clark, Mrs. T. Coleman dupont.
The Hartman and Fehrenbach Brewing
Company. Mr.. and Mrs. David d. RAN
ken, Harry F. Mellon, Mrs. z. 6. Nishlta,
G. and W. Pyle Company and Mrs. Mary
;. Taylor. $50 each.
Charles Reese. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts. Curtis
and Bros. Inc, George r. Hoffecker,
Louis Halle, Mrs. Preston Lea. Willard
Q. Jackson, Lipplncoft and Company,
Hockessin Branch Of the Women's Aux
Hilary. Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay,
George G. Lobdell Thomas II. Melvin,
Elizabeth C. Rumford, Remington Ma
chine Company, J. d. Slsler Company.
L. S.onsky and Vincent Walker. s2j
each.
Mrs. J. Thompson Brown. Mrs r. L.
Gilpin and Henry Snyder, 500 each.
NIX. Fulton, Thomas j. Briscoe, Mr..
and Mrs. George 7. Brown Cash, Anna
G. Corbit. D. w Corbit. Chancellor
Charles NJ Curtis, Lieut. Clarke
Churchman Branch, 1918. D. r.; Della
ware Electric and Supply Company,
Nathan B. Danforth, Edwin T. Denney
r. s. Glover. Mrs. Charles J. Givin. Mrs.
5. Garland. Jos. 5. Hamilton. Dr. Henry
@. NJ. Kollock, Raphaelson Krigstein.
Mary Lea, Anna Lea, Nfddletown
Farms, Walter L. Morgan. Judge VIM.
5. Prickett, Edward V. Platl. DR.. VIII
lard Springer, Mrs. VIM P. Sellers. II.
J. Stubbs. J. NJ. Timer, w. r. Warren.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Z. Walker, $40
each.
A. J. sklut, Sc.
Z. J. Amory. Helen Alrich. Hiram r.
Burton, Miss Clara Baxter Elizabeth A. |
Bringhurst, Annie r. Brown, Richard
w. Brown, Gertrude j. Brlnckle, Mrs
William Bell, Mrs. NJ. r.. Crilly, Father
Connolly. Dr. Walter w. Ellis, Guy r.
Ford, J Glantz, Colonel and Mrs. Harlan
Cause. Mrs Vincent G.. Hazard, Miss
Florence c. Hall, w F. Halnes, o. NJ
jerks. NJ. Keil, Jane Lea Frances L. 5. /
Morrow, Cora Plunkett, Cornelia T. !
Staples, l. ID Short. Sayer Brothers, Mrs. !
Carl Snellenburg, James II. Wilson and
Mrs. Herbert w. Whitaker, 50 each.
Miss Helen :. Garrett $500.
Smith and Raughley. $3.50.
William Lyons Jr., Joseph Kreici, d. !
B. Maloney, William Taylor Miss Eliz-
abeth L. Taylor and Mrs. Z. Point, $500
each
Mr.. Newmeyer, $500.
Following is a list Of the donations
in materials made:
School No. i-i-2 peck potatoes. can
tomatoes, can peaches. 4 quart onions. |
School No. 80 cans vegetable soup, /
baskets vegetables. ? loaves bread. |
ia pounds sugar. quart crsnberries,
4 pound rice. pounds flour>3 glasses /
Jelly mixed pickle. "a pound butter,
cans peas. can baked beans, cans
milk, cans tomatoes. 3 onions, 1 head
cabbage.
School No. ii-2 cans corn. baskets
potatoes, ? pounds rice, ia peck ap-
ples, onions, 3 apples, ii peck pota-
toes.
School No. 23-i-2 peck potatoes,
can tomatoes, ? glasses Jelly, ! head
cabbage.
School No 22-i basket vegetables,
potatoes, apples and onions).
School No. 2i-i can peaches, quarts
potatoes.
Junior class Wilmington High School
Il basket fruit.
William d. Mullin-i case ivory soap.
Mrs. r. C. McMullen, 3 packages roll
cd oats.
Mrs. George A. Rhodes-i case ivory
soap.
Mrs. willSm T. Lynam-i case soap.
Miss w. J. w. Hance-i2 cakes ivory /
soap.
Mrs. @. w. X. Forrest gallon Karo, |
i-2 crate lemmons, 4 basket cabbage, |
4 basket onions, basket sweet pota- |
toes, 10 pounds sugar. quart cran-
berries.
Mrs. John Palmer-6 packages corn
flakes, sacks salt, pounds rice.
packages cocoa, 3 packages Royal Bsk- |
ing Powder, s packages corn stsrch, i2 |
bars laundry soap. IS bars ivory SOD, |
1 basket potatoes. ? dozen oranges, i-2
dozen grpe fruit.
Smuel Coppel-i bunch celery, ,