Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-01
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SAL VA TON ARMY


and OUT and all those who are actual
or potential charges Of the tax payer
that the Salvation Army reaches, but
with them the individual is never
""out." He may be down but he is
never counted "out.' The great ser
vice of the Salvation Army is to put.
the heart into men and women who
have weakened, little human con-
struction, giving aim to those who are
purposeless and hope to those who
seem to have lost it. RI
It is not too early to face the facts
in regard to the winter that is ahead
of us. It is certain to be severe. This
means more work for the Salvation
Army, more demands for their ser
vices and the Kandiyohi County Ad-.
visosy Board appeals to you to look
ahead and see just what this commun-
ity needs. The situation is acute and
your cooperation is asked. We want
everyone of you to assist in some way.
At recent meeting of the Advisory
Board it was decided to defer plans
for building and also to postpone the
usual drive for funds on account of
the acute financial situation, but, in
order that the service can be kept up
and the many demands met you will
be solicited for funds and we hope
that you will give cheerfully when
asked and we will rely On you to do
your share.
We want you to become interested
III this service of the Salvation Army.
Let the Salvation Army be your med
ium of social service. II you have
anything to give, give it to the Saliva
needs and let us meet the demands
Telephone the Salvation Army if you
have anything useful that they may
use, food, clothes, fuel or money. The
Salvation Army is the one organiza-
ton that can adapt itself to the neces-
sites of the occasion.
Remember that the Salvation Army
is ready and willing to do this service,
but you must help. You must recog-
nize them as the agency thru which
you will contribute. There should be
an organized effort The Salvation
Army supplies the organization. Wei
come the solicitors, give them what
you can, tell them of any cases of
need or distress that you may hear
of and let us all make a centralized
effort thru the Salvation Army to meet
the demands Of the coming winter.
We would like to ask all churches
and church people to recognize the
needs of this organized relief and we
appeal to you to cooperate with the
Salvation Army, supply them with
what is necessary and they will rem
der the service in a systematic and
thor9 manner.
The following is report for the
past year of the services rendered by
the Salvation Army in the City OF
Willmar:
Indoor meetings, 3o1; Attendance
1853.
Young Peoples Meetings., 1863; At
tendance 1854.
Open Air Meetings, 81; Attendance
12,472.
War Crys Sold, 6,S16.
Visitation, 2,4S3 hrs. Families Wis
tied, 1854.
Sick Cases Visited, 277.
Converts, Senior 33, Junior 40.
Meals Given out, SO.
Garments Distributed, sgt.
Pairs of Shoes Distributed, so.
Persons Given Garments aud Shoes
1876
No: Families Given Aid, IS. .. :
Tota! No. Given Relief, 311.
Coal Distributed and Lodgings Civ
EN- Out. -
Value Of Relief Approximately, 1881.
IS.
The Kandiyohi County Advisory
Board feels that this is the time fD1
cooperation as we must meet the de
mands that confront us. We make
this special appeal to you for funds
and useful articles and we ask you to
make use of the Salvation Army when
ever you can and we know that you
will agree with us that a systematic
thoro giving and investigation is
worth more than haphazard giving
and we feel that we can tell you that
if you will cooperate with the Saliva
ton Army and give them a chance to
do this work that they will do it in a
thoro and satisfactory way
Kandiyohi County Advisory Board
Russell Spicer.
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Z. O. Gilbert. IS
E. G. Wellin. 1865 ~ 81
H. F. Porter. go. - ~ s
A. C.. Carlson.
Peter Bonde. zS=.'
C. E. Gerretson.
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F. G. Handy. 80
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