The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
Fiocks Of Captains and Lieutenants
Launch Fourth Roll Call Cam
paen; Goal Is Set at
$1,000
PLAN COMPLETE WORK
AND REPORT NOV 25TH
City Divided into Districts; Booths
to be un Soon; County Towns
and Rural Precincts are
Organized

With what appeared to be tha
old-time pepper young army ue
captains and lieutenants went "over"
| this morning in Grady countys acc.
tor of the Fourth Red Cross Roll
call, with 1900 memberships as tho
obtectives, according to information
at local headquarters this morning.
The city OF Chicknsha is divided
into districts with captains in Charge
of every district. The -~omsn ara
working In the residence dlstrlcN
while the men are holding forth ia
the business section.
Booths Planned For.
Arrangements have been made by
Mrs. Fern Elliott, assistant chairman
or the handling of booths on four
days of the drive. Mrs. VIII Dwyet
will have charge Of the boths ou
Saturday and Monday, Mrs. win Nal
ton will look after this branch OF tho
work on Tuesday and Miss Jennie
Williams will be the booth captain
on Wednesday.
Several booths Will be placed sat
prominent points in the downtown
district on the days mentioned aid
will be presided over by ladies' AA
lected for the work. The booth cap.
tainswill see that the booths are sun.
piled properly with buttons' and mt.
terials and will make their reports
Of the booths to headquarters.
Donations Stressed.
The various classes Of membership
fees were explained by officials this
morning as follows The annual
membership fee Is 81, half of which
8 retained by the local chapter and
half sent to the divisional headquar-
ters. The contributing membership
zee Is SO. or this amount "a ia re-
tained by the local chapter and 81
Is sent to divisional headquarters.
The sustaining fee is $40. Eight dol.
'ars Of this amount is retained by
the local chapter, 81 being sent to
divisional headquarters. A life mem.
bership costs $50 and patron men,
bership comes at 800.
In case anyone desires to make n
donation, they may designate that
the donation In any amount they de-
sire. be for the Grady county chap
ter of the American Red Cross" and
in such cases, the entire amount
may be retained by the local chap
ter, officials stated.
County Is Organized.
Workers at headquarters last night
finished the mailing of supplies to
the various school districts of the
county. These are being sent to an
official of every school district In
Grady and they are expected TO or
ganize their own workers and make
"eports of the progress.
In the county towns, chairriien
lave been appointed and supplies sent
out. These chairmen are as follows:
Minco, c. w. Lindsay; Rush
Springs, James Ballew; Ninnekah.
A. NJ Keith; Alex, Mrs. Mary MIR.
dock; Tuttle, Flod Kinmble; Poeas-
set, r. B. Peck; Verden, L. D. Cal
loway; Bradley. Roc c. Smith.
How To Make Reports.
/ In the Third Roll Cali Of the Red
Cross last year, total Of $2,564 was
the amount collected, records OF the
chapter show. The minimum set foI
! this year is $4,000 and those IN
!, charge are bending every energy to
+ ward shooting above that mark
A house to house and an OF
fice-to-office canvass is to be made
[ in Chickasha and all reports are ex
D pected to be returned to headquar
D ters by November 25. 1t has beer
2 requested by officials that captainl
and chairmen over the entire county
y make their reports to Mrs. Fern Fl
liott, assistant director, ZIG Firs