Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-12
COL. P. H. CALLAHAN
TO OPEN JEWISH DRIVE
Committee Appointments Made and
Effort To Raise $4,000 Will Be
Made In This County.

drive which is to begin Monday was
held today at the Masonic Temple,
covers for fifty workers being laid by
committee of the Infrmary bazaar.
I The luncheon was furnished by FL
mer Deatherage, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, and presided over
by DR.. o. o. Green, county chairman.
Representatives from all parts of the
county were present and the organiza-
tion was put in shape to start.
The union meeting at the Baptist
church Sunday night at which Col. P.
II. Callahan will be the principal
speaker, will formally launch the
movement which it is confidently ex-
pected will be a gratifying success in
securing at least 5000 for the Jew
ish Relief work.
Increasing calls come from the
stricken areas Of Europe and Asia
where millions of Jews are starving,
and throughout American without re-
gard to creed or denomination, people
are making liberal subscriptions to
fund. America alone can answer this
call ond out of her storehouse of plen-
ty will not turn back. Spared the
extremity Of suffering, she cannot re-
fuse to share the needs of Europe and
to save the life Of helpless and starv-
ing peoples while continent is being
reordered. Unless America can be
unselfish now, the penalty Of coming
years will remind us that we have
dared to receive Gods great blessings
and hord them ourselves.
Seventeen cents day win save the
life of one Of these needy in Europe.
The question coming to each individ-
ual is can he afford TO let them die ?
Madison county is expected to answer
that question in the negative by a
great offering for this relief fund.
The organization is as follows:
County Chairman o. o. Green.
Asst. County Chairman, E. Death
erage.
Director City Organization, Mrs. c.
E. Douglas.
Director Publicity, Homer W. Car
lpenter.
Treasurer, R. E. Turley.
/ Chairman Green has called meet
ing of the city committee to be held
at the Office of Mayor Evans Monday
morning at 9:30 o'clock.
Workers
Team IL. P. Evans, captain; Mrs
J. R. Pates, Miss Jennie Dobrowsky
Team Mrs George Simmons
captain; Neville Witt, T. s. Hagan, M
Wides.
| Team 3-Elmer Deatherage, cap
tain; Mrs. George Goodloe, J. Pearl
imam, ]. S. Stanifer. is- ei
Team 4E. ". Elder, captain; Mrs
Charles Douglas, s. W. Norman.
| Team 5-Neale Bennett, captain
Edward Stockton, Mrs. C. F. Chenalut
Team 6-Mrs. W. o. Mays, captain
Mrs. 8. M. Saufey, Mrs. T. D. Chen
|ault. -
Team Richard Mckee, captain
Miss Marie Harber, s. N. Moberly.
Team ~. R. Mckinney, captain
Mrs. A. J. Suit, Miss Mass1e Elder.
! Team 9-Harvey Chenault, captain
Jack Wagers, Mrs. Dan Harber, Mrs
lC. B. English.
i Team 10-James Neale, captain; J
lP. Chenault, Mrs "A. K. McCown.
j Team 11-W. L. Arnold, captain
MRS. T. K Hamilton, E. w. Glass
Hart Perry.
III Team 12-Mrs. ]. S. Head, captain
|, Miss Helen Bennett, ALLEN airing.
Team 13-Dan Breck, captain; Mrs
will Grider, Mrs. T.. s. Burnam.
f. Peam 14-Mrs. T. S. Todd, captain
, Oscar Silver, Mrs. E. M. Hutchinson
! Team 15-E. K. S. N. Miss Davi.
llMrs. R. E. Turley, F. C. GentrysS,.
Il TuE WE ATTJEP