South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28
WORKERS EXPECT
TO REACH DRIVES
QUOTA TOMORROW
Thursday Most Successful Dav
Thus Far in Drive-To
Increase Efforts.

The $4,000 mark was passed last
night in South Bends greatt100.000
Charity Drive. Yesterday was the
most successful day since the drive
was inaugurated. This was true not
withstanding the fact that the work
ers were forced 90 stop an hour ear
her than usual on account OF the
/ Chamber OF Commerce gymnasium
. being engaged for other meetings.
Officials in charge OF the drive
We're confident last night that the
balance of the 100000 would be
raised in the remaining two DAYS OF
the campaign. The returns received
from the telephone calls have shown
an exceptionally high average and
give every reason 60 believe that by
Saturday night the quota VIII be
exceeded.
During the remaining two days
an intensive campaign viii be
waged. The personal solicitation OF
funds VIII be sought with greater
vigOr and the telephone workers viii
bend every effort to see that the
Welfare Drive goes "over the top"
Women a Factor.
WOmen volunteer workers have
proved very important factors in the
drive thus far and their efforts have
even exceeded those of the men vol
unteers. Much credit is due Mrs.
Edwin r. Dill. who as chairman OF
the women workers. displayed rare
executive ability in assigning the
women ID their various tasks In the
campaign.
There are u captains and eacn
captain has a team OF II women
working with her. making a total
OF about IA women devoting their
efforts 10 the drive
The women who composed the
working corps are. Chairman Mrs
Edwin +. Dill. Miss Elizabeth Elliot.
Mrs. I. J. Green, Mrs. J. II. Gun
ningham. Mrs II. r. WentzelL Mrs
y. T. Sanders, Mrs NJ c. Byerley.
Mrs. +. J. Twomey. Mrs. William
Probasco. Mrs. d. c. Miller Mrs C.
W. Moore, Mrs. c. Z. Wilson. Mrs.
A. ]. Johnson. Mrs. w. W Austin.
Mrs. f. r. Austin. Miss Marion Mill
house. Miss Margaret McHenry.
Marion Wutherich, Marga ret Sher-
man. Marie Williams. Mrs. W d.
O'Brien, Mrs W. X. AIcHenry, Mrs
H. A Schock, Mrs. z. W. Grouse.
Mrs. S. c. Darden. Mrs. Z. Z. Carr.
Mrs. G. r Busard Mrs. Fred Reed.
! Mrs. Guy Staples, Mr. d. p. Mckee.
Miss Mildred Kotz, Mrs D. n. Bart
lett, Mrs. Rawson Murdoch. Mrs. L.
f. Leedy, Mrs. J. Lechner. Miss
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Mrs. J. Fred Christman. Mrs A n.
Russell Mrs Marshall Collins. Mrs.
George O'Brien. Mrs. Don Stephen
son Mrs Frank Chrisman, Mrs.
Howard Woolverton. Mrs Christian
Pretz, Mrs Norman Bleuler. Mrs.
J. A Rode. Mrs. r. A. Cooper. Miss
Kate Coonley, Miss Mary Hyde. Miss
Sabra Ann Fralick, Mrs. Niles
O'Brien. Mrs. NJ T. Langenbaum.
Miss Helen Lower. Miss Jean Grouse.
Mrs. J. +. Lorenzi. MIS-. r. &. Shank
lin, Mrs. T. A. Freeman. Mrs. Fred
Keller. Mrs Elmer Strayer. Mrs. +.
". Mccain. Mrs. William Renfranz.
Miss Ruth Stou, Mrs G. s Bosen-
bury. Mrs. T. @. Samuelson. Mrs r.
a. Bennett, Mrs. A ID. Baker. Mrs.
+. J. Mann, Mrs. A J. Love. Mrs g..
l. Weaver, Mrs. r. G. Osborne. Mrs.
D. Kelley, Mrs A. Dickens. Mrs. T.
c. Touhey, Mrs. Y. Murphy. Miss
Edna Chadderdon. Mrs Frank
Boone. Mrs. Robert Etter. Mrs. II. s.
Clay Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. J. =.
Harwood. Mrs. II. Fox. Mrs. II.
Green, Mrs Victor Jones. Mrs John
Reynolds Mrs. john Woolverton.
Esther Hoke. Pauline Bon Durant,
Mrs F. p. Chaplin. Mrs. Lucian Sny-
der. Mrs Henry Harper Ms Neal
Robertson. Mrs r. o. Morgan. Mrs.
u. j. OBrien, Mrs L. @. speed. Miss
MadeIon Shi6ler Mrs T. Hitler Mrs
II. Y. Kimbls. Miss Lillian Freuden-
stein, Mrs. Frank Mayr. jr-, Mrs.
Edgar r. Johnston and Mrs. 3. d.
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