The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-03
AUCTION SALE |S. PLANNED TO RAISE FUND FURY. M. H.A.
Campaign Will Be Launched Tuesday by Jewish Women. Headquarters Located on
 First Avenue

In the effort to raise funds for the completion of the Young Mems He- brew association building, located on Seventh avenue and Eighteenth street, cleanup house" campaign has been started by committee headed by Henry c. Goodman, by which it is expected to raise quite a substantial sum for this purpose, by means of an auction sale.
 At 8 meeting of the committee held last week, MT. Goodman out lined plans of the campaign in which he suggested that practically every merchant in the city had Cn hand shop-worn and damaged goods that he would probably be glad to donate to this cause. and that practically every householder had junk" stored away Tn the garrett that they would be glad to get rid of
 In following this idea Mir. Good man further suggested that a com mittee of ladies be appointed to can Vass the downtown merchants and the residential section of the city in the effort to secure the goods, wares and merchandise aforesaid" and assemble them al a central point where they would be classified and auctiened off.
 The plan meets with the approval of the committee and a subcommit- tee consisting of Chairman Goodman, Dr. Il. SWedlow and Frank Abelson Was appointed to carry out the plans. The committee was also in- structed to enlist the aid Of the va rlous Jewish women's organizations
 without which we can do but lt- tle.' as was suggested.
 At the preliminary meeting there were present Nose Shugerman, J. Smolian, Frank Abelson, Dr. Swed- low. Ike Abelson, I. R. Rubenstein. Ike lpstein. Ben Cooley Nathan Mariowe, simon Klctz. Jake Burger, Leon Friedman and c. H. Mandy
 Following this meeting Chairman Goodman called upon the presidents Of the various Jewish women's so- cIeties to send delegates to meet ing ing he east Friday and the follow Ing ladSSe attended: Mrs Frank Abel son, Mrs George Tunxle, Mrs. Louis Pizitz. Mrs. Joe Goldstein Mrs. Harry Goldner, Mrs. M. B. Cooper. Mrs. J. D. Cooper, Mrs. Henry Goodman, Mrs. solomon katz, Mrs. Ben Corblum. Mrs. Louis Jacobson, Mrs. A. Blumberg Mrs. Jake Blumberg, Mrs. Nose Shu- german, Mrs. Simon Goldstein, Mrs. l. M. Heidenreich. Miss Flora Blach, Mrs. J. l.. Hirsh.
 MT. Goodman addressed the meeting and again outlined the plans of the campaign to the ladies, who enthu- siastically indorsed it, and after a full discussion of the proposition, it was decided that the president of each organization appoint subchair- man of the ladies committee and the following plan of activities will be carried out:
 Each subchairman to select such workers that she can enlist among Jewish and Gentle women and to work certain territory assigned to each of them by the general chair man.
 Such work being defined as solicit ing from the various territories as- signed every conceivable article that IS made or manufactured that could be put to service by anyone. Each subchairman to take full charge of all contributions from the workers assigned to her and deliver same to 20l7 First aveune, and in the event articles that are bulky and require other means of delivery, make it known to the secretary, whose phone number will be Main 39S9 and ar engagements will be made to have the proper equipment necessary to prins the articles to the sales room.
 The canvass is to be made beginning Tuesday, December 5, and to continue daily until Friday, De- cember s. In order that we might quickly handle the large amount ex- pected, it will be necessary that each subchairman turn in her days work daily to 2017 First avenue. or phone, as previously stated, to the secre- tary.
 MT. Goodman requests all com mittees and workers to report daily to the headquarters 2017 First avenue