Gunnison news-champion., 1918-12-13
R. c, ROLL CALL
NEXT WEEK
MEMBERS OF COUNTY Or
GANIZATlON ISSUES AP-
PEAL FOR MEMBERSHIP
No More "Driyes" But Annual Roll
Call Will be Christmas Count. List
OF Workers Who Will Meet You.

OF Workers Who Will Meet lou.
"No more drives for Red Cross
funds" is the latest news from head
quarters. Instead, the annual Christ
mas Roll Call for membership will
not only show that every American
has his heart in the right place, but
his dollar and the dollars of all the
others will defray administrative ex-
penses and leave goodly balance for
relief funds. That is, all this is going
thing less than 100 per cent member
ship will bring it about. The need for
us to renew our membership for 1919
is greater than it was in 1918.
We have two million men overseas
who must be cared for physically and
spiritually until Uncle Sam can bring
them home. We have thousands of
wounded, amputated, convalescent
menr at home and abroad who need
nursing and cheer. We have all over
our land, soldiers homes in need of
information, counsel, sympathy and
comfort. We have in Frances hard
fought fields heroes graves to be iden-
tilted, marked and honored. Here at
home, thousands of hearts are to be
comforted by the knowledge of where
their loved ones sleep. This is no
time to stop work. America does no
thing by halves. The Christmas reg
istration of membership in the Ameri-
can Red Cross stands as pledge by
America to complete unfinished busi-
ness. This drive is not made for
money, but for cooperation, loyalty,
and service. Membership is the great
need today. With this end in view,
Gunnison county is already well or
ganized, and every one Of US during
the week of December 1928 will be
confronted by q determined, good-na-
tured solicitor. We will be ready with
our heart and our dollar The work
ers for the county are as follows:
Hrs. Ruth LAke, Chairman
Mn. T. OLeaxy, Cashjer
Mrs. ]. NJ. Thornell, Vice Chairman
Mrs. Chas. Taft, Sapinero
Mrs. F. d. Mckee, Ohio Creek
Mrs. r. A. Little, Ohio City
Mrs. James Lee, lola
Miss Daisy Vader, from Parlin to
Gunnison
Chas. Cowan, D. & R. G. Employees
and their families
Mrs. Mabel Shaw, Sargents
Fred Brown, lola to Powderhorn
Mrs. T. B. Foster, Powderhorn
Mrs. Harry De Yarman, Lower
Gunnison Valley
Mrs. H. o. Anderson, Pitkin
Mel Deering, Parlin
Mrs. Roy Hammond, Somerset
Mrs. Helen Diebold. Paragon and
Cunningham Districts.
Mrs. NJ. C. Brown, Marble
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon, Whitepine
C., H, Brown. Baldwin
Mrs. Ray Slane, Doyleville
John Pogna, Glacier
Mrs. G. v. Benson, Crested Butte
Mrs. Lang Spann, Jacks Cabin
Mrs. Chas. Whinnery, Lake Fork
Gunnison
Mrs. Mary Lawrence and Miss Lii
liam Doig, Colorado and Taylor Sts.,
north Of Tomichi Ave.
Mrs. F. P. Hanson, Mrs. Alonzo
Miller east side Of Main st. to Geor-
gia Ave Iowa Street to Tomich Ave.
Mrs. s. J. Miller and Miss Grace
Winslow, business section of Main st..
Mrs. Grant Rutland, and Mrs. p. J.
Hurley, West side Of Main st. and
Wisconsin st. to Georgia Ave-, and
the east side Of Pine st. to Tomichi
Ave.
Mrs. J. H. Kelley and Mrs. Clarence
Adams, the west side Of Pine St, to
the Crested Butte tracks as far south
rs Virginia Ave.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and Mrs. n. A.
Mullins, east Of Main St., south Of
Tomichi Ave.
Mrs. Jarius Williams md Mrs. E.
G. Palmer, west side Of Main st. south
OF Tomichi Ave. to Crested Butte
tracks.
Miss Tillie Eilebrecht, south side Of
Tomichi, Ave. west Of Crested Butte
tracks.
Mrs. Elmer Wiley and Mrs. Henry
Knoll, north Of Tomichi Ave. and west
Of Crested Butte tracks.
Mrs. NJ. Cofer, south Of D. 4 r. G.
tracks.
Mrs. Chester Trevarthan, The Bucl.
Addition
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