Evening star., 1922-12-26
! OPPORTUNITIES
CLOSED BY GIFTS
Christmas Day Receipts,
Added to Others, Bring
Total to $9,585.81.
BALANCE CUT TO$3,470.19
Fund to Be Kept Open During the
Week to Allow Others to
Subscribe.
BALANCE CUT TO $3,470.19

closed is the good news that the day
after Christmas brings to the District
visitors of the Associated Charities.
who have been watching with eager
interest the daily returns with the
hope that the particular families in
which their own district was inter-
ested would find their Christmas
stockings filled to overf1owing. AS
a result Of big lot of letters mailed
on Christmas day for the opportuni-
ties. over 100 more friends are listed
in today's acknowledgements and
seven of the opportunities are now
fully subscribed. These are Nos. l. 3. ).
&. s. 10 and Ii.
One opportunity friend of many
wears standing sends check for
$500. asking that it be applied. if
po ossible. to a single family. This
gift is sufficient to close No. s. One
woman telephones saving she is quar-
antined. but wishes to be put down
for 50 if not too late. Another apollo
gizes. saying: Hope there may be
many like me. who merely forgot how
help swell the fund in the end
Two insepa rable friends have again
exchanged Christmas gifts in the
form of opportunities, each sending
in s26. as their share Of the fund.
Writing on Christmas morning. these
friends say. We suppose everybody
is scared today. but will come up
smiling on Tuesday morning"
A contribution of $50 credited yes
terday to the Sunday School of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church
should have read social service de-
partment of the church.
The total in hand at the Social
Service House up to noon today was
s9,5s5.S1. leaving balance needed OF
S347O.19.
The fund will be kept open through:
out the week in the hope that the full
amount will be received before the
new year. Contributions may be sent
either to the Associated Charities, .923
H street northwest. or to the office OF
The Star.
Fourteen Opportunities.
oPPoRTuN1T1TY9s 1T9sr No et,Irp !; NoR9RX,s 1ES41ps
HUSBAND. SIX CHILDREN.
Amount asked for. 1886. Previously
acknowledged, 1892. ]. B. B.. 81; D. N.
p S.: O. b. G., s5; c. T. G., 81: 1. NJ.
w. SO; ]. G. w, 81; NJ. Phillipsborn &
Co, SIS: r. P. H. 81: Mr.. and Mrs r
II. T.. So: R. NJ. L, s.: "; 81; p, 81;
S. ST: H. F. ON, $3.50; N. L. G.. IS !;
Miss A. B.. s5; I. NJ. F.. IS; N. J. T..
81: Mr.. and Mrs. McC., $40; w. NJ. B..
SO; NJ. T. c., So; ]. j. B., $40. c. S. T.,
$40. Total. s93s.5o.
Closed.
OPPORTUNITY NO. .. EDUCATION
IN HOMEMAKING AND HEALTH
WIDOW AND FOUR CHILDREN
Amount asked for, $1.404. Previously
acknowledged, $595.50. Doris. Alise and
Ralph, 81: w. G. NJ, 50 cents; G. L G..
81: l. NJ. w. 81: NJ N. G.: S.: NJ. Phil
iipsborn $ Co, s.; E J; K; s.; E; ,ts, C.;
NJ. B. c.. IS: Mrs. c. F. l.. IS: l. Q. NJ,
S.: NJ. NJ. S., So: A. T.. 81: D. ". N.
s.: Mrs F., $5: F. S.. $13; H. n, $13
NJ. J. T., 81. Total. sos.
Still needed. $699.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 4. A REUNITED
FAMILY. WIDOW AND SIX chill
DREN.
Amount asked for, s72s. Previously
acknowledSed, $436. l. NJ. W.. 81; NJ
Phillipsborn & Co., IS: NJ. X. L.. $26
Mrs. n. F. E.. 81; E. c.. $40; J: w: H:
u IS: Mrs. F. l.. B., 50; a. y, 81 G r
J.. $40: Miss X. NJ. j.. 81; 70. NJ. D.. IS
Mrs. J. E. s., 81: w. L. NJ. IS: NJ. J
r 81: Mrs. G. w c.. IS. Total, $500
Still needed. SOS.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 6. THE GOAL IN
SIGHT. WIDOW AND FOUR CHILL
DREN.
Amount asked for. $1,000. Previously
acknowledged, $6SS.50. 9. L. r. s.
= and r. $40; D. M. E, $40; /. M. w.
81; e. c. N. $5; E. F. C.. 312:50; NJ
Phillipsborn & Co.. IS; F. W. NJ, $2
l. B. s., IS: l. R. c., 81; A. T.. 81
A. l. McC., SIS: J. ON. $3.50: e: M
lG., So; C. c., IS; B. l.. K. 81: m. J. T.
v. C. T., IS; D. S. c., IS; E. b. J.