Arizona republican., 1922-01-08
George Sears. Mrs. Baswitz. Mrs.
Huck.

Huck.
Council of Jewish Women
Mrs. l. Diamond, Mrs. j. r. Hal
stead, Mrs. Barney Diamond, Mrs. II
Edleman, Mrs. Sol Friedman, Mrs
Abe Korrick, Mrs. Leon Jacobs, Mrs
Ed. Melczer, Mrs. Ben Rice, Mrs
Charles Steinberg, Mrs. R f. Wolpe,
Mrs. Leo Weinberger, Mrs. Henry
Baswitz. Mrs. Sarah Swartz, Miss
Goldie Epstein.
First Southern Baptist Church
Roy Goodson, Mrs. Bonnie Hender-
son, Mrs. r. N. Scudder.
Central Christian Church
Mrs. Lee Purvine, Mrs. r. A. Cox,
Mrs. T. e. Mccall, Mrs. John Dun
lap. Mrs. Joseph Holub.
Salt River Valley Realtors Assn.
r. M. Tuckey, S. Y. Barksley,
Frank A. Jefferson, w. ]. Burns,
George Il. Lilley.
Loyal Order of Moose
William M. Owens. +. H. brennan,
A. F. Meyer. William ]. Fellows. r i.
A. James, L. Evans, A. A. Wooton,
A. S. Higgins, c. H. Harris.
West Gate No. 1, Consistory
Burt Trice, Walter McKinnie, Perry
Pane.
Peerless Lodge X. of p.
w. A. McKenney. Milton Lewis,
Harry Carrot, Charles Fish. Ford
Ladies Aid, Grace Ev. Lutheran
Church
Mrs. Fred C. Maurer. Mrs. o. r..
Merchants anj Manufacturers Asso-
Ralph Lewis. Fred Brown, Eugene
Redewill, John Urner Jim Wesl sy,
M p. Barrett, o. B. Marston, John
Sabra, Palmer Gillespie, v. +. Potter
FREQ Noll.
First Methodist Church
c. r. Green, c. c. Jenkins, j, J.
Phillips. A. H. Barger. DR.. c. e.
St. Winifred's Guild, Episcopal
Church
Mrs. l. M. Fitzhugh, Miss Media
Bryant, Miss Katherine Willingham,
Miss Marie Willingham, Miss Sue
Hunt, Mrs. H. Il. Griswold, Miss Jen.
Hudgins.
Rotary Club
Frank Robion, Lyman Bennett, ID.
G. Miller, Guy Chisum.
Mrs Emma T. Jack. general chair
man. Committees will be appointed
from each of the following organiza-
tions with the following chairmen:
Trinity Guild, Mrs. Howard S. Reed;
Daughters of the King, Mrs. II. B.
Stellar; st. Winifred's Guild, Miss
Hannah Eggleston; Mems Club, Mar
tin LIE Boutillier; Cathedral Club.
William G.. Elder; Young Mothers
club, Mrs. c. II. Young: Alter Guild,
Miss Ellen Atwood; Auxiliary, Miss
Lucy H. jenkins.
A number of organizations, not in
cluded in the foregoing list, have ad-
vised the welfare League committee
that their cooperative appointments
win be sent in Monday morning and
will be published later. Since none
can possibly escape the canvass of
this great organization, the citizens
Of Phoenix might we'll heed the ap-
peal of the Welfare League and send
in their contributions before the drive
starts.
An indication Of the whole-hearted
manner in which merchants and en-
ployes of Phoenix stores are enter
ing into the Welfare League cam
paign that it may be complete sue
cess are two announcements made
yesterday at the headquarters OF the
League.
One announcement is that Swift
zer's Style Shop viii hold "JinX.
Sale" on Friday, January 19, in the
interest OF the League drive. on
that day 10 per cent of the gross pro
ceeds OF that store will be turned
over to the Welfare League for the
six major charities it represents.
It is stated at the headquarters of the
League that other stores may hold
similar sales.
An interesting announcement also
was made yesterday that the first
Phoenix firm to report full 100 per
cent enrolment of their employees
with a group contribution for the
Welfare League is the r. A. Watkins
Printing company. A substantial re-
mittance was made by the il en-
ployes OF this well-known concern
and an honor card now adorns the
wall of their office in the Homebuild-
ers building.
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Life insurance is an outgrowth OF
the custom Of insuring ships and
cargoes in olden times.