Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-30
WOMEN PREP ARE
TO GIVE HELP
IN ROLL CALI.
WOman's Club Members Accept
Captainships; City Is
Districted.

| Plans for the part to be taken by
local women in the annual roll call Of
| the American Red Cross were formu-
| lated Tuesday afternoon at meeting
of representatives of the affiliated
women's clubs at Legion hall. 1t is
| the opinion of William Gunniss, vice
commander of the American Legion.
that if the women organize properly
they can be the determining factor i'll
the success of the roll call.
| According to the plan outlined BY
Mr.. Gunniss for the effective cooper
alton of the women, the entire resi-
Dental district will be divided into 20
districts with at least one captain to
direct the work. Women who assist
in the districts will be appointed by
the captains.
In some cases captains may number
two or three and the teams will also
vary in number. Captains will be
equipped with membership blanks, con-
tribution blanks, flags and buttons to
be distributed at each house canvassed.
Chapter Receives All of Donations
The regular membership fee is 81,
I so per cent of which goes to the ma
tional organization and the remainder
to the local chapter. Where donations
are made. however, the entire amount
remains to be disposed of by the coun--
| ty chapter. All funds will be turned
over to r. e. Williams of the Great
Falls Townsite company, with offices
First National Bank building.
AS the organization is temporary,
only temporary officers were elected.
Mrs J. W. Sherwood assumed the of
| flee of temporary chairman at the
meeting yesterday, with the under
standing that another be appointed to
carry on the work of the drive. Mrs.
G. B. Lockhart was made secretary.
The following are the captains of
various districts:
District 1, Mrs. G. a. Armantage;
district 2. Mrs. Lee Walton; district 3.
Mrs. Mack Gamblin; district 4, Mrs
L. M. McAllister; district 5, Mrs. w.
NJ Baldwin: district Z, Mrs. j. II.
Beasley; district 9. Mrs. Thomas Dai-
ley; district II: Mrs. H. r; Wahoske
and Mrs. 2. c. Putnam; district IA,
Mrs. Paul Wrobel; district IS, Mrs.
! Frank Tebeau and Mrs. r. II. Plath
and district 20, Miss Flora Jordan.
Complete Roll Cali by Christmas
The captains are expected to organ
ize their teams as soon as possible in
order that the campaign may be COM
pleted by Christmas. 1t was stated
but as much money as possible will
be collected. The status of the Red
Cross fund at present is such that
contributions must be reasonably large
or future work cannot be continued in
an adequate way, the women were told.
There are as yet seven districts
which are in need of caphains. The
organization has asked for volunteer
captains to take charge at these places.
Mrs. Howard Crosby will make the as
signments Districts still to be allot
ted are:
District 6, the territory from the
north side of First avenue north to the
south side of Fifth avenue north and
from the east side of Twelfth street
to the west side of Sixteenth street;
district s. from the north side of First
avenue north to the south side of Fifth
avenue and from the east side of Six
teenth street to the west side of Twen-
ty second street: district 10, from the
north side of First avenue north to the
Great Northern railroad tracks and
from the east side of Twenty first
street to the west side of Thirty sec
ond street.
Black Eagle Single District
District IA, from the south side of
First avenue north to Ninth avenue
south and from the east side of Ninth
street south to the west side of Thir-
teenth street south; district Is, from
the south side of First avenue north
to Ninth avenue south and from the
east side of Thirteenth street to the
west side of Seventeenth street south
district 16. from the south side of
First avenue south and from the east
side of Seventeenth street to the west
side of Twenty second street south.
district II, from the south side of
First avenue north to Ninth ave l,Ie
south and from the east side of Twen-
tysecond street TO the west side If
Thirty second street south; district 10,
Black Eagle.