Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-07
WITH s36,146
RAISED, TRINITY
CAN'T A|CN SLOWS
If Drive Is to Be Success and
New Cathedral Assured,
Liberal Assistance Must
Come From All Quarters

Continuation of the determined ef-
fort to raise the full amount of $4,000
necessary TO make the new Trinity
cathedral project a complete success
was in evidence yesterday. Additiona
pledged amounting TO 1890, bringing
the total TO date up TO s36.146, were
announced by the various teams at the
monday luncheon of workers on Tues
day. 1t was stated that one pledge
was for $500, but that the balance OF
the new subscriptions was made up
by smaller contributions from many
sources.
According to " d. Sanders, one o.
the campaign executive committee, thu
character of the pledges emphasizes
the fact that if the cathedral is to BE-
built the remainder of the funds will
have to be raised by liberaal donations
from those who do not count them
selves members of the parish.
Largest Contributions In
'Our largest contributions are near
~ all in said Mr. Sanders. so great
has been the shrinkage in our esti
mates of the larger pledges that We
are now in serious need of general
support. We had hoped that it would
be unnecessary TO appeal TO the gen
eral community, but we have .ov
only just passed the halfway mar.
toward the goal of ST5 900. which mus
be reached if the project is TO be .
complete success, we find ii necessary
to afford the citizens of this com
munity an opportunity 10 help 50
worthy a cause. Personally, we have
many times been asked by business
men and others to give all who fee
so disposed the chance 10 have a part
in this big undertaking. Believing
that many men and women in Phoenix
and elsewhere, not connected with orr
church, Will be glad to help, We will
welcome aid, large or small, from any
source. A church built by widespread
contributions viii be closer TO the
hearts of the people and more certain
of continuing its wonderful record of
practical Christianity and social serV-
ice in Phoenix and this state
MONDAY luncheons of workers viii
be continued throughout the week. On
Wednesday the Daughters Of the kim
VIII serve the luncheon, and on Thurs
day the Junior Guild will follow. Tho
cost of 1uncheons to the workers will
be reduced and, it is stated, determined
work VIII be continued TO the end.
Judge Commends Work
BY reason of his judicial position
having been brought in close connec-
ton with one branch OF the work done
by the Junior Guild of Trinity church,
the following letter received yesterday
by Dean William Scarlet is q espe-
cial interest:
Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. s, 1920.
Dean William Scarlet
My dear sir:
LAS judge OF the superior court IN
charge of the juvenile cases Of this
county. ] want to say just a word in
appreciation of the valuable assistance
rendered in this connection by S..
Winifred's Guild of your Trinity
church and TO thank the IS or so young
women composing the guild which
meets once each week at the Cathedral
for practical helpfulness TO other
young women and TO children. When
this court releases delinqueuts upon
probation a critical period always fol-
lows when they need moral encour-
agement and practical aid. These
young women have been acting as big
sisters to those who nave gone astray.
their service has been tactful. eff
cient and untiring. Any church like
Trinity Pro- Cathedral which has many
for social service like
this deserves the gratitude of the
community | earnestly hope the new
cathedral project will be successful
and commended the cause to my fellow
irrespective of church affilia-
ions.
Sincerely yours.
''R. c. STANFORD"