Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
WORKERS SELECTED FOR
 RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
(From Saturdays dailv)

| Work on organization plans for
 the Red Cross Roll Call, to open
 Monday, Nov. IS, following the ob-
 servance of tomorrow as national
 Red Cross Sunday, is proceeding with growing enthusiasm under the cap
 able chairmanship of Mrs. Tom
 Bate, appointed by Mrs. Goldwater
 chairman of the Yavapai chapter as
 chairman of the roll call committee.
 At well-attended meeting at the
 community house yesterday after
 noon, at which the roll call campaign
 was the subject of discussion among i the convening workers, Frank Brown,
 chairman of the home service section
 of Yavapai chapter, gave a talk on
 the nature of the work with which
 he has been busily occupied.
 The purpose of the roll call cam
 paign is to enlist new and to re-en- list members in the Yavapai chapter
 of the American Red Cross, to the
 end that the work being done may be carried on successfully. Annual memberships are obtainable at the slight cost of $1, $ and $1O. From S1 memberships, 50 cents will be for warded to National headquarters, from $ memberships, $1, and from S1O memberships, $2 The balance will be retained to support the work of the local chapter.
 The following appointments, to as sist in the work of the membership drive, have been appointed by Mrs. T. H. Bate. The block system will be used in canvassing the city, Mr. William Greenwood, one of the most active members of the local chapter assisting the ladies with tHe work in the business district
 Prescott Southwest, Mrs. Alec Jones; Prescott Northeast, Mrs Anna Levy; Prescott Southwest, Mrs. Will liam Greenwood; Prescott Northwest Mrs. Roy Young.
 Miss Viola Weaver has volunteered to canvass Pine Crest.
 The down town district will be covered by Mrs. L. H. Edgerton and Mrs. Robert Jones. Old ball park, Mrs. H. l.. Haskell; Miller | Valley, Mrs. E. Brannen. Chairmen have been appointed to take charge of the larger business concerns. For he Arizona Power Company, Miss Opal Creckmun; Masonic Temple, Miss Elma Toller; Bashford Block, Miss Mahree Pendleton; Bashford 3urmister, Miss Ada Cranor; Court louse. Mrs. Ward Wheeler; Journal Miner, Mrs. Margaret McChesney; Bank of Arizona building, Miss E. Nonahan: State Bank building, Miss Mae Cahill; Union Block, Miss Am ila Henry; Santa Fe, Mrs. Eli Stauf- CT; Owl Drug and Candy company, Miss Bertha Stringfiel1; Lawler Block, Mrs. Rosemary Campbell; Vhipp1e Barracks, Miss Helen Kuhne
 Other appointees, to work in such listricts as may require them, in Jude: Mrs. ]. A. Hope, Mrs. C. T. oslin, Mrs. C. w. Lawrence, Mrs Haynes. Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. F. J. F. Horne. Mrs. A. w. Porter Mrs F. :. Whisman. Mrs. Edmundson, Mrs. 2. !. Roper, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. R. :. Chambers. Mrs. Lyle Abbott, Mrs. 7ain, Mrs. C. C. Hicks. Mrs. Chas. 7reericks, Mrs. C. H. ATcLane, Mrs. \. B. Peach, Mrs. Allan Love, Mrs. NJ. A. Davidson, Misses Lillian Groo, .ouisc Campbell Elsie Crossman. uanita Morrison, Helen Dunpny, ( Hiss McEachran.
 No workers have as yet been ob- ; aimed from south Prescott, and it ,as stated yesterday by Mrs. Bate I hat the committee desires workers I rom this section of the city to as ist in the campaign. Those wishing O volunteer should communicate g ,ith Mrs. Bate. |