Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-09
PRESIDENT ELECT
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ships among the school children, with Miss
Agne. Horty, visited every parochial
school in the city yesterday The response
she received from the Catholic inaiitu
tions was very gratifying and she expects
TO have all of the schools of Delaware en-
rolled 100 per cent strong by the end Of the
campaign.
One OF the unit sections where workers
have not responded as promptly ne had
been hoped has been from the churches.
While many have organized and arc ready
for work, there are several which have not
named any committee Among these are
I1randywinc NJ f., bethany Baptist,
Goodman NJ T.. First and Central Pres
hytcrian, fpworth NJ f.. Eastlakc Pres
bvterinn, Hanover Presbyterian, Met abe
NJ. T.. and Old Swedcs L Il.
II is the hope of Mrs Boggs. executive
secretary, that representatives. of these
churches will got INTO communication with
headquarters either today or tomorrow,
80 that the start may bc made in every
church congregation by Thursday. In dis
cussing the campaign today Chairman
Scott said:
There is one thing that I hope our
people will do in this Roll Call, and that
is that they will not wait for solicitors 10
come To them and ask them to renew
their memberships. but that they will
voluntarily send IN their subscription
not IA week from now, but an Thursday
or as speedily after that as possible II
would be splendid thing # Delaware
could he the first State to complete its
roll call and show 10 the other States,
just as il did during the war, II always
leads in Rcd Cross rs we'll as IN Liberty
Loan and other national movements
The arranging for booths and workers
for them "a be located III the business
section is being mapped on at head
quarters. but the hR necd appears 20 he
workers Their, ARE not as many volun
tccrs as there were during the dnys 81 the
war and some Of the booths arc likely 10
hc manned By sfnairr numbered tcnms
unless the patriotic women of tins city
come forward and show that they arc
pcnce workers as we'll ~ var workers
md do not need the stimulus of wnr -
make them hearty Red Cross supporters
COMMITTEE uEAns v.Hfn.
Hotel III, Pont booth. Mise Marion
Dunham. cantccn. Mrs Henderson Vlcr
lr Mrs r l. Rice and Mrs & NJ Dtl-
lon theatres Miss Elizabeth Bullock
Mrs Schag1rn and Mrs Faher Nllss
Hobbs School Miss Helen - Marion
Tower lllll School. Mrs ! Niclds
Motor Service. Mrs Ethel y Staniar
EIaglev Community llouse Miss Clara y
Rubh
Cashiers department Henry u Cauhy
Miss Gertrude Niodford Miss Opnl Car
bcson industrial plant James + Owens
P,iscv and Jones. MIR HufneIl mrrcanfllc
Mrs George r Parsons Boncyolent
Pioneers. lhcndorc Ncth automobile
service Mrs Joseph / Carpenter ir
Those who vlll canvass for mcnicrs ~
business streets are Mrs \ Il smith
King street Miss Elizabeth White 0r4,'go
street Mrs " W Cove and Mr. & "
Parsons Market street
Mrs Gamble latroh, VII have charge
Of the canvass among the Pennsylvania
Railroad employees and vlll also SOLICIT
among the shops \ booth will ~ I,laced
~ the station beginning OF ths 10th
Among tho churches who have com
inIttces named arr ;r.cr NJ l. Mrs
Ncgeudank St Andrews L !. Mrs
James Belly Grrcuhll prc~hytcran Miss
lane Sterling i stephens Leth,ran
Mrs II II Huber HARRISON street VI +.
Mrs l. L Henderson. Vest presbytcr an,
Mrs 7 " RcllcvIle. ImmauueI + +
and Mt salem NJ r Mrs ] d Bush