Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-02-07
CAMPAIGN OF
BLUE TRIANGLE,
Tazewcll Called on TO Contrib.
ute Small Sum of $10O to the
Noble Work of Young Wo-
mems Christian Asso.

The Blue Triangle Investment cam
paign for 1919 is announced for the
time intervening between February G
and II, inclusive.
What is it? A campaign fog mil.
lion dollars in the U. S. A.
What is it for? That the Y. w. c.
a. may carry OH its Peace work. that
has increased tenfold since tho war
was declared in 1917.
What is the quota for the South
Atlantic field: Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida !?
Only $4,000.
For Virginia $3.50; for each coun-
ty in Virginia, S9S.00.
Why doesn't the Y. w. G. A. use
the funds it received from the u. w.
w, campaign?
Because these funds are controlled
by the government committee and can
be used for nothing but war work
and are SO defined by them.
What does the Y. w. C. A. TO for
girls and women in time of peace?
1t is clearing house for the church.
1t is supplementary educational
institution
1t is Home of Friendlncss.
1t aims to meet the needs Of the
City Girl, the Country Girl, the In
diyldual, the Immigrant.
1t Is no respecter of creed race or
color.
1t is an organization of women, by
women and for women.
Since the memorable dpy of 1917.
the Y. M. c. A. work has become mag
nified many times and with the rec
obstruction period comes cry for
continued activity both in the States
and overseas.
ID invests money, it gets woman
hood, 1T invests sympathy, it gets
friendship, it invests small sacrifices
and gets abundant and dcthlcss divi-
dends.
1t invests timo and things that
might otherwise perish; il g5ts char
acter that continues and pcrpetuates
itself in vital and constructive forces.
for the moral and spiritual uplift Of
the world.
Its investments are humnn; its div
idends are divine.
Mrs. j. Il. Robinson, of Richmond,
is state director of the campaign.
Mrs. r. Il. Irvine chairman Of the
Ninth district, who appointed Mrs.
Geo. w. st. Clair chairman for Taze-
we'll county. She earnestly begs TINT
the following ladies who did such
splendid work in the u. w. w. C. will
again net as sub-chairmen and make
an earnest appeal to the public to
come to the front in this campaign,
which asks for so small an invest
ment III a great and good work.
Miriam Band for town of Tazewell
Mrs. Marsh Kiser, North Tazcwcll
Mrs. G. t. Whitman, Horsepen.
Mrs. Harry Bnnc, Cedar Bluff.
Miss Bonnie Barrett, Cedar Bluff
Mrs. Dan Thompson, Thompson
Mrs. N. r. Buchanan, Thompson
Mrs. J; R. Neal, Asbcrry:
Miss Ella Young, Bandy.
Miss Maria Hartman, Tip Top.
Mrs. W. r, Sheets and Mrs, Sol
Baach, Pocahontas, Abbs Valley and
Boissevaine.
Mrs. ]. II. Hardy and Miss Nan
Crockett, Graham, aFlls Mills and
Blucstone.
Mrs. Clinton Moss, Burke's Garden.
Mrs. 7. l.. Shuftlebargcr, Cove
Creek.
Mrs. John w. Kidd, Shawver Mills.
Mrs. IL C. Young, Grafton.
Mrs. 0. u. Terrell, Richlands.
Miss Rebecca Davis, Pounding Mill
Mrs. w. T. Corell, Poor Valley.
Mrs. jeff Gillespie, Liberty Hill.
Miss Bert White, Cove.
Mrs. y. 9. Lowe, l.ockhart's Chap
el.
Miss Ellen Daley, Baptist Valley.
Mrs. George Mccall, Raven.
Mrs. F M. Hurt, Wittens Mills.
Miss Ida Smith, Jewell Ridge.
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