The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-02-14
COLL GE WORKERS
MEETING SUCCESS IN
f FINANCIAL DRIVE
Many Handsome Donations
Made For Endowment
Fund-Confident of
Raising Amount

The Howard college campaign commit
tees met at luncheon at the TutwiIer
hotel yesterday, when the reports for the
day were made, showing total OF
sS5si. so, bringing the grand total for the
three days work to ss5,561 The report
from the Bessemer teams showed Sl575. So
while for Tuesday those teams turned IN
$500, bringing the total for Bessemer up
to approximately $1,000.
Senator Frank s. White presided over
the luncheon, and made short talk,
paying fine tribute to the young girls
working in the interest of Howard.
When it was announced that DR., Frank
Willis Barnett had donated $780, the
place rung with cheers, aud many were
the calls for DIR. Barnett. He made a
short talk. in which he stated he was
glad to assist in this great cause.
DR.. j. c. Dawson made a short talk,
stating the teams were being well re-
ceived and were now confident of raising
N50,000 the amount asked for.
Dr. II. A. Elkourie made short talk
regarding the campaign, which was
greatly enjoyed
LfthN1 ~
The following is a partial list of the
large subscribers to Howard college:
G. ii. Estes, $780, Moore-Handley, s25e;
Adler & Co., $500; Louis Saks Clothing
company, 500; II IA. Hibbs, $500 j. a.
B. Gwin, $500; Caheen Bros, $3.50; John
L. Kaul, $500; N. A. Barrett $500; j. A.
Hendricks, $1,000; r. S. Munger $1,000;
William II. Stockham. $500; D. II. Brown,
$500: James Walker, $3.50; Mamie NJ Hi
den. $3.50; DR.. ]. c. Dawson, $3.50; William
II. Smith, $500; Frank Willis Barnett,
s150o; w. A. Berry. $3.50 slhert f.ee
Smith, $3.50; DIR. j. d. Heacock $500; Dos
ter-Northington $780, A. l.. Smith, s351;
Ed S. Moore, $1,000; William j. Waldrcp,
$1,000; George w. Connors 5000: Crawford
johnson, $1,000; Frank S. White. $780,
REPORT FOR DAY
The report for the day was made by
each captain amid college yeils and
as follows:
Previously reported ............. Sc, $50 50
Total for the day .................. 1851 so
Grand total to date ............ $35. 561 90
Executive committee ...............$ 6s5. 90
WOMAN'S DIVISION.
Team No. J. Mrs. A. l.. Kidd
captain ,;........................ 2i7.5o
Team No. 2, Mrs. w. c. Caldwell
captain .........,.. .............. 2os0o
Team No. >, Mrs. G. r. Stamps
captain ....,.................... 1900
Team No. 4, Mrs. r. l.. Daniel,
captain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25l.5q
Team No. 5. Mrs. S. f. Ellard
captain ...................... $500
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
BUSINESS MEMS DIVISION
Team No. g. Ed S. Moore captain S $500
Team No. s, ID. III. Brown captain 222 so
Team No. 8, j.. A. Christian
captain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Team No. 10. DR.. J. c. Dawson,
captain 1,O5o0
Team No. H. DR.. ]. d. Heacock,
captain ........... ........... $3.50
Team No. 10. William r. Hilliard,
captain ............s.. ............ s1o5o
Team No. IL, DR. n f. Baker,
captain ............... .......... 1850
Team No. IS, Hubbard Stamps,
captain .............. ............ $500
Team No 10, r. L. Daniel cap
tain .............. ............ 10000
Team No. p, DIR. J. NJ. Hankins.
captain .........,... ..........,... 800
Total ............... ........... 2,ss7. so
COLLEGE TEAMS
Team No 20. Miss Bonnie
SplflkS, Captain ..-..t....... IotVu
Team No. p, Miss Jessie Macon,
captain ........ ................. 1920
Team No. 20, Fred Bryant, cap
tain .................. ............. 5000
Total ..,.......... ............... $ 1880
BESSEMER DIVISION
George Ross, captain ...........s $3.50
w. r. Parker, captain ........... 1,0270o
Mrs. J. c. B. Gwin, captain ...... 1855 90
Total ..................... s 1876. 80