Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-03-25
QUOTAOF
TEMPERANCE AID
HASBEEN RAISED

Announcement has been made by
the. headquarters of :, the : Georgia
-Wemen's Christian Y Temperance
Union that. they states quota of
twelve thousand dollars i'm the mil
lion dollar jubilee campaign has been
paid in full, with several hundred
dollars over. Georgia was the nine
tenth state to pay in it's full quota.
Although the twentieth of March
was the official closing day, con-
tributions are still being received,
and it is hoped that all pledges not
yet redeemed will be. The state
headquarters report that the twelve
thousand dollars is the largest sum
ever collected by the w. c. T. U. in
the state in nearly one-half a CEN
tury of intensive activities.
1ncorporated\ for benevolent and
not for profit making purposes, the
union has accomplished much good
In the state along the various lines
of its endeavors. The recent iubi-
lee campaign was conducted quietly,
put earnestly, members, friends and
local unions participating ; Thirty
individuals contributed 500 each.
twenty Liberty bonds and $50 in
war savings stamps were among the
receipts.
Every person giving 500 or for
whom this amount was given in the
recent campaign will have his or her
name placed in the Jubilee Book of
remembrance to be published by the
union, and which will be placed in
the Rest Cottage at Evanston, Ill.
the national headquarters. Many
georgia names have been received
for the book among them being:
List of Contributors
Mrs; Mary Harris Armor, LID, Craw-
5QrdVl4e; Walter F. Armor, Crawfordville;
Rev. Miles q. billiard, deceased; Miss M
theresa Griffin, Columbus; Mrs Columbus
Kooerts, Columbus;: George Milton Craig
Itlmous; Mrs. Marvin Williams, Atlanta:
Mrs: Lila Byrd Magath Oxford; Mrs. Susie
,; Smith, Ellayille; Mrs. Margaret Frances
NE Mead2 or Burghard, Macon; Mrs. J. L. Ly-
Iltton Mrs. Addie Harper Nixon, Elberton:
Rev. j. I. Dixon, d. D., deceased; Mrs
Mary Cora Rowe. Brunswick; Mrs. G.. A.
ceased; Mrs. Mary Latimer McLensoGn' At
y H5ardeman, Macon; Mrs. Edna Ar Arnold Id
W vEpyIanb ElD eIr Mrs R. l. Miller,
ceased; Mrs. W. C. Horton, Winder; Mrs.
Mary Allen Webb deceased; Miss Louise
harmon, savannah; Mrs. J. L. Gillette At
idnta Mrs. Mary Brewster Patterson, Col
lege Park; Ex-Governor Nathaniel =. Har-
rls. Macon; Mrs. Sam P. Jones. carriers
vlIle; Rev. Sam P. Jones, deceased: Mrs
Mary Graybill Joynus, SandersvilIe: K. p
wight, Cairo; Rev. j. B. Wight Cairo:
MRS. Dessa Cox Wright, Cairo: Mrs. Ruby
Stringer White, Cairo.
Mrs. Mary A. Crawford, Madison: Prof
N. l.. Britain, IL. D., Atlanta; Miss Claire
Luro Luzby, Washington, D. c.; w. Fl. Ton
kins, Thomasville; c. A. Cochran, Thomas
vile; Mrs. Albert NJ. Verdery, Augusta; Mrs.
robert 6. Jordan, Macon; Robert G. Jor-
dan, Macon; Mrs. r. L. Mckinney, Macon:
Mrs. Thomas J. Sappington, McRae; Mrs
J. j. Ansley, deceased; Mrs. S. NJ. Timber
lake, Marshallville; Mrs. R. E. L. Harris.
Crawfordville; Mrs. Annie Laurie Cunyus
Gainesville; Mrs. w. C. Paschall, Dawson;
Mrs. William G. Sbley, Augusta; Mrs. Sam.
uel Tate, Tate; Mrs. Lydia Green Waters.
cambridge: Albert Russell, deceased; Mrs.
Laura Stovall, Madison; Judge Dupont
Query, Macon; Mrs. Milton Henry Edwards,
Eastman; Mrs. Henry Latimer' Watson, Co
lumbus; Mrs. James B. Huff, Columbus:
Mrs. James NJ. Bass, Macon, and Mrs. Flor.
epce Ewell Atkins, Savannah
General John ]. Pershing has the distinc-
ton of having every state w. c. T. L.
give 500 above its quota to place his name
in the book of remembrance.
This thanks offering for national consti-
tutional prohibition is to be used in financ-
ing the extensive program for the next five
years