Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-27
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CROSS ROLLCALL
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every one. Following the meeting
the wilmington workers numbering
nearly two hundred went into the
annual mestinR Of Delaware Chapter
of the Red Cross held also IN the du-
Barry room.
All expenses necessary for the
campaign including today's luncheon
are contributed so that none Of the
expenses of the roll call win come
outr OF the Red Cross funds.
In his remarks TO the ohairmen
the following FIVE salient instructions
were emphasized by Mr.. Scott
"see that headquarters has names
OF all workers, and check up CON
stantly in order to be assured that
there are enough workers necessary
TO cover the territory.
Impress on your workers their
task is not completely accomplished
unless an interview has been had
with the head Of every house in the
district and an earnest effort made
20 enroll each person This may
mean several visits to some houses.
but Il 81 essential that this be done.
Careful face 10 face presentation OF
facts Is the only way to set results.
Urge workers to stick TO the
blocks assigned them, this is the only
way not to waste time by overlap
ping.
''Give every person enrolling, as a
member a membership button and a
membership receipt. A window
flag should be left in each house IN
which one or more menbers enroll.
For each additional member put a
smsi1 Red Cross stio1scr on the win
dow nag.
'Scs that workers. report TO them
promptly s6ter thefr canvass.
Tho ssubs on the membership
pads win DO the Chapters only REQ
ord OF members. II Is therefore
essential that IN All GASES these stubs
be filled IN legibly with name and
address OF the Joining member and
returned IN the workers envelope
with cash and checks collected. A
separate enrolment blank should be
used for each member enrolled.
Any district chairman having a.
IN her territory viii see that
supplies are left with the person in
authority In the hospital who win
20 get subscriptions Sup |
plies should be left az the z. W. o.
A and Y. NJ. c. A.
"Tf any of your workers are pre-
vented from visiting their territory
at the last minute and you cannot
supply a worker. notify headquar-
.ers any time during the day No
yember 10, and we win try to send
you workers"
The workers. most of whom at
ended the luncheon and who win
make the canvass IN ehis CITY. are as
follows:
First Chairman. mrs. LII
ian Hulse
Second Ward-Chairman Mrs. @.
". Anderson workers, Mrs. Edward
=. Perry. Mrs.. Richardson, Mrs.
Lizzie Wright, Miss Catherine Oan-
ION. Mrs. Sarah Mcclure. Miss Lulu
?. Murphin-
Third Ward-ChRirunan Mrs. W.
A. Brookmirei workers, Miss Doro-
-hea Brookmire. Miss Marie Bader.
Miss Mary p. Regain, Mrs. Arthur p.
Miss Mary Ann Kill
patrick. Miss Helen Broadway, Miss
Esther butcher. Miss Mabel Der
suson, Mrs. MCGUIRE. Mrs. ]. w.
Walker Miss Florence Comegys.
Mrs. Florence Lake, Mrs. Tenner.
Fourth Ward-Chairman Mrs. A.
workers. Mrs. Bwell
Porter. Mrs. Ernest s. Grant, Miss
Rebecca Rosevitch, Mrs. Casperson.
Fifth ward-Chairman Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Bullock; co-chairman,
Yrs. Robert Blhs; workers, Mrs.
Ralph Bloxon, Mrs. Jane PenneWll.
drs. Mary Allston, Mrs. George Bau-
nan. Miss Ft'antz Clark, Miss Cath
r1ne Krysa, Miss Alice P. Roop.
IRIS. Jacob Orr, Mrs. James Morrow,
Yrs. Anna Galloway. Miss Blanche