Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-06

take TO accomplish by 1924"
The Baptist organization and cam
= paign are Independent from those o!
any other denomination, although II
entire cooperation with the Inter
Church World Movement.
The eight states of the Pacific Coast
division of the New World Movement
OF Northern Baptists are Northern and
Southern California, Eastern and West.
} ern Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah,
Montana, Arizona and Nevada. The
campaign itself will follow the same
general Lines as were followed during
the great war drives. Campaign lead
ers consist Of state promotion directors,
| state campaign directors, county cam
paign directors and local church direc-
tors.
i Southern California Has Largest
i Quota.
Southern California's quota is 49,
$685. Her campaign leaders are Dr.
f. G. Davies. state promotion director
OF Los Angeles and ]. o. Smith,
prominent business man OF the same
city. Her county campaign directors
consist of the following: Imperial,
W. L. Canning of Ell Centre; Kern, w.
J. Shultz of Bakersfield Los Angeles,
Q. d. Edsall OF Pasadena Orange, ]. ].
Harrison of Santa Ana; Riverside, T.
q. Jamerson Of Corona; San Bernar.
dino, George T. Cortner of Redlands;
San Diego, Rev. A. Ray Palmer of San
! Diego; Santa Barbara, Fred Hendrix
| OF Santa Barbara; Ventura, Frank In
glis of Oxnard; Los Angeles, o. New
! comb of Los Angeles.
Northern Californias quota is ST.
| $4,000. Campaign leaders are DR.. G.
w. Brinstad, promotion director and
7. B. Holmes campaign director for
Northern California, both well known
in Oakland and bay counties. County
campaign directors are: Alameda,
Frank Weismann of Oakland; Butte,
M. c. Steele of Chico; Colusa, L. v. i
Manford of Arbuckle; Contra Costa, !
Ford Kitchel of Oakland; Fresno, |
Adolph Christensen of Selma Glenn. |
R. G. Webster of Artois; Humboldt, ]. |
e. Neighbor of Eureka; Kings, Ross |
w. Buckner of Hanford; Lake, o. E. |
Meddaugh of Lakeport; MADEIRA, J. E. |
Williams Of MADEIRA; Monterey, ]. H. |
Rogers Of Salinas; Napa, j. R. McKil.
lop of st. Helena; Sacramento, Frank
Gillette of Sacramento; San Francisco,
J. o. Ernsberger Of San Francisco; San
Joaquin, Chas. A. Beecher of Stockton;
Santa Clara, c. w. Hannah of Santa
Clara; Santa Cruz, Chester A. Wood
of Santa Cruz; San Mateo, j. O. Erns-
berger of San Francisco; Shasta, G. G.
Ritchey of Redding; Solano, L. P. Rus
sell Of Vallejo; Sonoma, H. L. Kemp of
Healdsburg; Stanisleus, Dr. W. A. Low
of Modesto; Tehama, W. Z. Kingsbury
OF Corning; Tulare, Chas. Carpenter,
Jr., of Tulare; Yolo, C. T. .Bidweu of
Woodland.
The quota for Idaho is 1921, 900, and
the state leaders are Mr. w. H. Witty
OF Pocatello, state campaign director,
and DR.. A. B. Minaker, of Boise, state
promotion director. The county cam
paign directors are: Bingham, Eric
sundquist of Firth; Bonneville, C. F.
Poulsun of Idaho Falls; Fremont,
Harold W. Pattee of Dubois: Jeffer-
son, George W. Ferguson of Roberts;
g. L. Coxum of Rupert;
Power, ]. P. Mahlhoff of American
Falls; Twin Falls, =. ]. Malone of
Filler; Bonner, A. G, White of Lacled;
Kootenai, w. A Russell of Harrison;
Latah, Clinton Wilson of Moscow;
Idaho, DR.. C. w. Wentworth of Sites,
and Nez Perez, John w. Wolf of Lewis
ton.
Washington's quota is s1,456,0 900, and
her state leaders are, Eastern Washing
ton, D. H. Anderson, Campaign Direc
tor, and DR.. A. H. Bailey, Promotion
both prominent In business,l
and church circles of Spokane; West
ern Washington, w. M. Liyengood,
Director and DR.. George F
Holt, Promotion Director, well known
Seattle men. Her county campaign di-
'ectors are: Benton, ]. F. Arnold of
Chelan, r. B. Shoun OF
Cashmere; Clallam, NJ. R. Jamison Of
Port Angeles; Clarke, e. G. Judd OF !.
vancouver; Columbia, Walter Gietzson
" Dayton; Cowltz, Rev. Earle D. Sims !
II Kelso; Douglas, w. e. Gaskill, Wa
erville; Franklin, ]. V. Mccall of
<ohlotus; Garfield, ]. w. Sherfey OF
'omeroy; Grant, R. e. Miller of Baird !; :
trays Harbor,' l.. L. Hunter Of Aber- l
leen; Jefferson, w. ]. Lewis Of Port
Townsend; King, Henry Elliot, Jr., 1
seattle; Kitsap, r. H. Powers Of Brem. !,
rton; Kittitas, w. H. Tharp Of Ellens-
urg; Kllckitat, l.. J. Sawyer of Yaki-l
ma; Lewis, F. NJ Dvinth, of ChehatSs; :
lincoln, w. S. Thompson Of Harring,
on; Mason, Rev. Addison Self Of Shell =
on; Okanogan, L. L. Cook of Okano-
an; Pacific, Ray 'Brien of Raymond; :
end O'Reille, d. U. Gildea of Newport; !
fierce, F. II. Petit Of Tacoma; Skaglt,
J. j. Pierce of Mt. Vernon Snohomish,I :,
gorge w. Adamson OF Everett; Spoil y
ane, c. d. Hudson Of Spokane; Stew u
ms. F. II. Holcomb Of Kettle Falls; :