Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
RED CROSS BOOTH
TEAMS SOLICIT FOR
1921 MEMBERSHIPS
Seaford Special School District
Enrolled 100 Per Cent Al
though Children Are III.
MANY STORES REPORT
FULL ENROLMENT L

Booth teams posed ~ ladies' made
thetr apparrancr at the pnet"iicc and N
some ~ the banks today snllCltl0g mem
hervhips for the Fourth Roll { all ot the
Red CruFs other teams will start tu-
morrow and will continue until the end
II the campaign Hundreds of members
have been gottcu bN the l'Ooth team ~
the Hotel du Pout and tho booth Is manned
hy iay and evening teams
Henry 7 Scott. chairman for the Fourth
Roll Call Il drsIrous that the next list oi
names 81 members published shall hc
ready early next wcct and IS asking that
All team captains ami workers shnil report
n once ~ many q. the, have, 80 that
there shall bc no dclay III getting out The
next hist
Nanv more stores and offices are report
lrg having enrolled l0d pCr cont strong
This means that every Cnptovc has taken
ont membership for 1920 and the cs
Establishments II cutltled 81 = large honor
poster indicating that tact Among the
latest - ., roil full strength are Henry
Harris. Samuel Iapsou. Arrow Clothes
shop. Rem Wolfman. Joss MiChelS Peter
! Farl Savoy Theatre Rolclcn Piano
Co. Morton & Stout 4 Go. Farmers
Mutual Firr Insurance Go. Darlington
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Three church 'cams have made splendid
preliminary reports They arr Iultv
i-srlecopal Mrs 7 Wickcrsham. Wr~f
PrcshvtCrian. Nrs J X Hudson aud
trace Nj T. Mrs T. I \cgcudnnk
rur1Ls I'LL. rRt>ctr,r z1,rscmRrs
That the school teachers are Interested
in the outcome of tho Roll Calls evidenced
IN = letter from II L S,ahl, principal o'
the Seaford special district school TODAY
~ headquarters Mr. Stahl wrote that tho
school vas closed because Of an epidemic
af scarlet fever h that s.ctJon INIT hc WAS
advaucirg tho money necessary - enroii
aH the rooms. - that the schools might
bc recorded afnorg the 100 per cent lurlor
menbcrshius Mr. ~tahl wrote that he
iet satisfied tha' rs soon aS the school
opcncd arain that the ta arharS and pupils
would subscribe thus rcpavlJg hlm the
money he IS advancing The down State
schools recording fuii membership today
are as follows
Pennington room. 30 pupils Charlr~
" SprN. teacher Norklyn, 3 rooms 80
pupils. MrS + + tchoTly independent.
Laurel ! room y pupils lila NJ ar
mnc. leachcr Pine Grove Milford.
room u pupils Cedar GROVE, lcweS, !
room Il pupils e. Hopkins. teacher
Hare ; Corner. New Castle. l room. 2G
pupils Nellie ApplcbH teacher " WhltC
chapel, Harheson. ! room. 26 pupils,
Carlisle Greenwood l room. l6 pupils
Leila r Tatman. teacher Salem, Porters,,
room. 35 pupils Mabel +. Jones. Excel
sior. ErIdgevIlle, ! room, ! pupils, Grace
l. Hastings, teacher; Nit Willow. Dover,
! room. 81 pupils, : +, Ware, teacher
Forest Oak Aiarshallton, room, -
pupils, Bell NJ Chambers teacher
Walkers SMYRNA. room. 23 pupils, Elsie
r Nowland teacher Mt Friendship
SMYRNA room IS pupils, HIlda Hodge.
teacher: st Georges. : rooms. ~ pupils,
Myrtle Andrews. principal; Dover. p
rooms, 600 pupils, W +. Thonburgh
principal; Frederica. : rooms. 1862 pupils,
NJ l. Hydorn. principal; Laurel. 10
rooms. 40 pupils NJ r slime, principal
Seaford., special district, 9 rooms, 403
pupils. II T. Stahl PRINCIPAL; Eight
square, room, IS pupils Catherine
Feinour, teacher.
Alexis l. du Pont Wilmington, 10
rooms, 3S4 pupils, " X Yerger. princi-
pal, No. %, room 80 pupils Mary NJ
Richardson, teac her