Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-12
WORK|E|E']R|lSBEGAN
| APPEAL TODAY
Large Group Enlisted In
Cause Of Local Salvation
Army Corps.

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workers n the appeal for funds Of
the local corps SSof. the Salvation Army
started out at = o'clock this morning
to make a thorough v of the
city. Armed with receipt book3.
literature. etc, they went forth and
the weather man smiled kindly upon
the scene. @t
A budget Of 5000 must be secured
by these workers during today. Friday
and Saturday Of this week in order
that welfare and relief q be carried
reports show. 35,00s.57 = was ex-
pended by the local corps and $570.57
OF this amount was utilized for direct
care OF hopeless or homeless h hui
mainly; $1,76S was paid out in sal
aries and the mortgage interest was
1890.
Mrs. Mary Wishman, in speaking
Of the appeal here, said:
TOO often the roll Of the drum or
a knot of nondescripts gathered on a
street r 10 thought to be the ex-
tent Of the service -of the Salvation
Army. But the Army corps here is
more than that-it's a real asset to
the city and the county" :
Men Workers.
w. H. Alexander has districted the
city and workers have exact territories
assigned to them. Il. w. Myers has
charge! OF. the mems division and the
following workers to canvas the bust
ness district OF the city have. been Sc
cured:
Phillip Bangs, Steve Arman, Bud
Abrahamson, Russell Stensrud, Harry
Randall, Merb Booker, Jack Wilde,
c. Hendrickson, M. X. Lander, Arthur
Tweet, Paul Goodman, H. P. Rice, G..
E. Ladd. Sam De Remer, L. K. Ray:
mond, Jim Turner, Arthur FIallum,
w. H. Kelsey. c. F. Nelson, Mr.. Coop
er, Geo. S~turtevant,. H. X. Geist, Henry
Holt; Joe Roller. l.. 'Lohn, Frank La
Bine, Wheeler Smith. Doyle Watt has
charge Of the appeal 1t Wesley Col
:leEe and DR.. w. G. Bek at the Uni
versfty, Of North Dakota. d
81 Poppler is directing the activity
of the advance gifts committee and he
has DR.. E. P. Robertson, Rev. George
Henry. Thomas Moore. Julius Bacon
and John HultenR working with him
= Women's Division
Mrs. c. E. Brawner. Mrs. Robert
Green, Jr., and Mrs. Alvin Cliffor
have charge Of the women's division
and the following women will visit
the homes of the city:
Mrs. William Mckee, Mrs. H. L
Glass. Mrs. J., R. Hardie, Miss Ethe
Vents. Mrs. \R. s. De Mund, Mrs
Herschel Hunter. Mrs. W. s. Mc-Kin.
sey. Mrs. Louis Peterson, Mrs. ]. B
Baasen, Mrs. De Lay, Mrs. A. c.. Scott
Mrs. A. l.. Bouraasa, Mrs. Harold
P~rovencher. Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Z
K. Raymond. Mrs. N. Fitzgerald, Mrs
w. H. Goodwater, Mrs. F. B. Benson
Mrs. Vincent Chase. Mrs. J.. M. Gil,
lette. Mrs. E. T. Towne. Mrs. W.. H
Often, Mrs. T.. A.. Swiggum, Mrs v
P. Squtres, Mrs. H. E. Simpson, Mrs
Frank Gilby, Mrs. w. C. Menges. Mrs
F. ]. Post, Mrs, E. F. Schroeder, Mrs
Martin Brenna,, Mrs. r. A. Ogilvie
Mrs. Van ,Arman. Mrs. Carl Fussler
Mrs. r. F. Bradshaw. Mrs. N. o
Simenstad, and Mrs. G. A. Alysworth
Mrs. Verd Ward heads the commit,
tee who will, interview the bushes.
and professional women of the cit,
and these business girls will cove
the following bindings: ..
Miss Nell Garvick, Benner and Beg,
store; Miss Helga Koppang, Clifford
building: Miss Rosenberg, WOODWORK
store; Mrs. Fitzgerald, Odell's store
Mrs. Stead. Johnson's store; Miss b
Bristol. Arman's Sweet Shop; Mrs
Barnard, N. w. Telephone Co.; Mrs
Edward Hunger, First National bank