The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-28
WOMEN'S AND GIRLS
SERVICE COMMITTEE
PLANS CLOTHING SALE

mittee of Community Service laid its
plans for its second annual sale OF
worn clothing which is to be held Nov.
% at meeting of that committee Fri
day afternoon.
Affirmation of the following commit
tee to take charge of the work was
made at the meeting Friday afternoon:
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Charles, general chair
man; Mrs. Arthur ]. whaHon, chair
man of collections; Mrs Paul L. Ros,
chairman of pricing; Mrs. G. T. Simon,
chairman of sales. The committee asks
that all persons having good worn
clothing which they are willing to dis
pose of phone 6136 Monday morning
in order that the collectors may call for
their bundles.
The following letter was sent out
Saturday 10 about 400 persons in the
city:
Will Sell cheapIy.
1.-The committee on women's and
| girls activities of Richmond CommNn-
| ity Service has planned to conduct
sale of clothing and other useful ar
ticles Nov. 25. This clothing will be
sold at a low price and will give hun
dreds of people right here in Rich
mond an opportunity to secure good
clothing which will be needful as win
ter comes on.
will you please look through your
clothes presses for articles of wear
which are no longer of use to you but
which might be worn by other people?
Many times suit of clothes and
an overcoat or a dress which you
4 would mt GiHQr 70 hlo
business or social use might be as
good as a new articles to some person
who's work does not require good look
| ing clothing. Many dresses which
| have been outgrown and discarded
could still be worn by some one else's
/ children. Will you please search
among your out of the way places and
| try to find for us major articles and
minor articles as listed?
Committee Does Work
1 THE committee will see that your
articles are collected, priced, and sold.
We would like to call for bundles
Wednesday, Nov. l.
Kindly attach card bearing your
name to your bundle.
I'VE wish to thank you in advance
for your very kind cooperation in this
matter.
olHCeTely yours,
Mrs. Arthur NJ Charles, general
chairman clothing sales committee;
Mrs. Arthur ]. Whallon, chairman of
collections committee: Mrs. Paul L.
Ross, chairman of pricing committee
Mrs. c. T. Simon, chairman sales COM
mittee.''
Articles Asked For
The following articles were asked
for by the committee:
Major Articles-Men's overcoats,
women's overcoats, mems suits, wom-
ems suits, women's dresses (for street
wear, opera capes, party dresses (for
women and girls of all ages), furs,
blankets( cotton or woolen), dress
suits.
Minor Articbes-Men's hats and caps
(no straws), mems clean underwear,
women's clean underwear, odd pairs
of trousers, clean overalls, women's
petticoats (silk, satin or cotton),
mems, women's and children's shoes,
women's shirt waists, wooden or cot
ton shirts, mems and women's stock
,, ings Todd pairs of women's silk stock,
ings have a ready sale), all kinds OF
, boys clothing which is disable, neck
ties, sweaters, ladies' hats, books, rol-
/ Ter skates, footballs, other athletic
) equipment, umbrellas, portieres, rugs.
odd clothing which might be cut over
for children, baby clothing and shoes
! for small children.
Assist Girls Joy Club
A committee consisting OF Mrs.
Charles Land and Miss Elsie Marshall
} was appointed to meet with the Girls
. Community Joy club and assist in ar
arrangements for the first social event
/ of the season. 1t is possible that a
: Halloween party will be arranged for
) next week at which time all the girls
: of last years club may each bring a
/ friend 1t will be a costume party.
/ Plans for organizing another Girls
/. Joy club for girls who are not mem
: bers of the first club to organize were
discussed and Mrs. c. T. Simon was
/ appointed chairman of a committee te
: organize this second club.
| Report on Basketball
/ Miss Elsie Marshall reported that
there probably will be eight basketball
4 teams in the Girls Community Ser
!. vice Basketball league this year
e Twenty-Five girls attended the frs
t meeting and made arrangements FOL
/ the first practice session in the Davit
: Worth Dennis junior high school gym
b nasium Wednesday night, Nov. 1, a
/. 7 o'clock. At this time all girl
f basketball teams in the city intend
4 ing to enter the league should have
/ their players on the floor.
d Miss Marshall stated that there viii
+ be coaches present to teach the gam
; to the girls who do not know how t
a play. The regular schedule will star
e the following week and through TIL
= courtesy of Prof. ~ C. Heironimous
of the David Worth Dennis JUNO
high school, the league games will b.
, played in that gymnasium.
Q Girls work was discussed very ser
D iously and plans for communicated
v program we're laid. This plan will b.
n presented to the executive committee
l. of Community Service at its mex
o meeting.
i Ter Mr.. and Mrs Harold Brown ant