The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-02
SALVATI0NEARNY
GANPAIGNl
! WELL UNDER WAY.
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In which the drive Is being met.
Everyone Is giving something. "
declared Mr. Aiken "and as the
Industries have not been caa-
vassed vet l am ver2 well satisfied
with the results SO Tar" Heinins
Mr., Aiken are Mrs. Gibson Dobbi4
and John Barr.
Tom Hunsakcr Is chairman OF
the drive in tho Third Ward and he
Is being aided by Mrs. Waite.
Kicks, Mrs. q. E. Field, Mrs.
Fred Whitman and Frank Hamil.
ton. N
Mrs. George Price Is chairman
of the drive IN tho Fourth Ward
and she is being assisted IN tho
soliciting by Mrs. A. D. Simon,
Mrs. Leona ZunbelI, Mrs. Lee
Holt, Mrs. George Ulom. Miss Nell
Layman. Miss Madge Holt Miss
Dortha Holt, Miss Mary 10 Coma
way and Miss Jeanette PaciHaco.
Mrs. Price organized her workers
last night aud today the work Is
well underway.
In the sixth Ward NJ. r. Frants
and Harry Sharp are chalrmsn
and they are being assisted by
Mrs. Joseph Roster, Mrs. G. NJ.
Peters. Mrs. Jamos Sutton. Mrs.
M. a. Fletcher. Mrs. N. r.
Frantz, Mira. Leigh Hustcud MrS.
Paul Hamilton, Mrs. Ward Ian.
liam, Mrs. ] j. GILLESPIE Mira
Arthur Stealey, Mrs. Ataude Asby.
Mrs. n. X. Tallant, Mrs. Charles
"a. Pllson, Mrs. Glenn Barnes
Mrs. S. G. Kline. Mrs. Wilbur
Hennen. Mira. Myrtle Powell. Miss
Margaret Lealham. Miss Ice Alb
bolt, Miss Grace Mcdonnell, Miss
Olive phill!psj. Mss Elizabeth
Evans. Miss Ncll Holland. Mia
Ruth Kelley, Miss Blake Watson
and Clarence Statler. -
George Brobst chairman Of
the Seventh Ward, reported this
morning that 500 has been rais-
ed so far in his territory and that
the amount collected in Fairmont
avenue, between Eight and
Twelfth streets, has not been
Flrned in yet. AS co-workars
Mrs. John Hicks. Mrs. Frank
Goedecker, Mrs. Phil Grimes. Mrs.
w. W. Jackson, Mrs. Morgan
Chambers, Mrs. Titherington,
Miss Charlotte Towson. James w.
Boyers and Clyde Barry are as
sisting Mrs. Brobst.
Mrs. o. j. Watkins and Miss
Nell Dougan, who are in charge
of. the work In the Eighth Ward,
are being assisted by Mrs. j. E.
EIunsaker, Mrs. Ralph DoolIttIe,
Mrs. Carl Yost, Mrs. H. II, Rose,
Mrs. Leo Benedict, Mrs. Blaine
Moore. Mrs. Bruce Bailey, Mrs.
Bernard Hutchinson Annette, Mrs.
r. w. Arnete, Mrs. F. G. Cross,
Mrs, w. L. Huffman, Mrs. Harry
Arnett, Mrs. Guy Crigler. Mrs.
Mari Keenan,, Mrs. George Martch,
Mrs. Glen Downs, Mrs. r. L. Nc
Coy, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Mar.
garet Anderson, Miss Sadie Oliker,
Miss Fannie oliker, Miss Gladys
Richardson, Miss Helen Hanil-
ton. Miss Florence White, Miss
Mary Frazier, Miss Martha CleI-
land, Miss Irene Clelland, Miss
Ethel Durrett. Miss Eleanor Dur
rett and the Misses Wilson and
Tom Courtney.
Mrs. Watkins is very optimistic
regarding the success of the
drive and feels sure the canvass
ing in the Eight Ward will be
completed by tomorrow.
Ralph Dolllson, who is chair
man of the Edgemont section, !s
being assisted by Clyde Polling
and Herschel Barnes.
"A total sum Of S1,O16 has been
received by the workers In the
Salvation Army campaign at pres.
ent, according to the reports given
at a meeting of the committee In
charge Of the drive held laGt
night. The campaign will continue
until Saturday night.