The Monroe journal., 1922-10-31

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churches, city and county, Rotary ane
kiwanis clubs, the Melvin Deese post
OF the American Legion and the Wo
mans Aux liary Of that organization
will begin the campaign for Rec
Cross members for the annual rol
call.
The canvassers representing these
various organizations will be:
City: Messrs. Lee Griffin, CLINE,
Joyce, Wriston Lee, Zeb Faulkner, j
W. Fowler, Walter Sanders, DR.. F. S
Greene, r. II. Cunningham. F. G. Hen.
derson, Archie Levy, Fitzhenry Dill.
lon, Herndon Hasty, J. II. Beckley
Jenn'ngs Boger, Tom Crowell, Johr
Skies, Allen Lee, G. B. Caldwell, Eu.
gene Ashcraft, W. B. Love, Joe Hud,
son, j. W. Laney. Sam Lee, Henr,
Crow, Olin McManus, X. r. Hawfield
A. NJ. Secrest, J. H. Price, Rev. J. r
Warren and Mesdames Sam Hudson
Wager, f. NJ. Griffin. f. Benton. ]
ID. Warren, John S kes, w. c. San.
ders, George Beasley, Gilmer Joyce
Sam Lee, W. A. Lane. Randolph Red
fearn, and Misses Mabel Belk, Louis,
Morrow, Annie Lee, and, Mary Crow
County: j. f. Hiason, Monroe, 3
Mrs. c. NJ. Beach. Wingate; Mrs. Ton
AShcraft, Monroe /; P. B. Blakeney
Monroe 4; Mrs. Lem Polk, Monroe 6
Mrs. Watt Ashcraft, Lee Park; Mrs
James Harrell, Marshville; Mrs. Ash.
er Bowan, Gilboa; +. n. Bivens, Win.
gate |; Miss Sarah Parker, Monroe
|; Fred Horton, Marshville /; S. f
Belk, Monroe Z; B. H. Griffin, Marsh.
vile; c. f. Rushing, Marshville /; t
{. Eubanks, Monroe s; Mrs. Wiltor
| Williams, Monroe /; Miss Kate Fun
derburk, Monroe 4; Bert Price, Min
eral Springs /; Mrs. Julia st. Clair
Monroe 4; w. S. Walkup, Waxhaw /
Mrs. H. B. Adams, Waxhaw; Mis-.
Margaret Hudson, Weddington; R. B
Gu. hbertson, Waxhaw !; 7. NJ. Hay
wood, Waxhaw 3; Miss Jennie Helms
Marvin; L. n. Nsbet, Flint Ridge
Mrs. R. b. Cuthbertson, Waxhaw 4
Mrs. W. I. Helms, Mineral Springs
Mrs. Lillian Presson, Monroe s; Mis-.
Kate Price, Stouts; C. W. Bundy, In.
dian Trail; NJ. T. Stallings. Matthew.
26; |. d. Crowell, Jerome; Mrs. d. NJ
! Garrison, unionville; S. c. Thomas
Laurel Hill; j. R. Love, Marshville s.
+. b. Pusser. Unionville 3; Mrs. Mi.
nor Plyler, Siler.
The following letters of Mr.. K. R
Hawfield explain the roll call:
Letter to Ministers
To the. ministers of Union county
AS you know, November 18th has
been nationally designated as Res
Cross Sunday and we are requesting
the ministers to display the enclosed
emblem at one service at each point
they hold service during the next
three Sundays. Also if they will eli.
ther speak on the subject, or ask their
congregations to enroll as members
of the Red Cross chapter.
The Union county Red Cross (ir
cooperation with the county, has un.
dertaken county public health nurse
program. Miss Farmer, the nurse, is
already here and expects to reach
every school in the county with the
modern health crusade movement. She
will also hold classes in home hygiene
for the high school girls and womer
throughout the county, teaching then
how to care for the i'll in the homes
She will give courses on baby care
and do other constructive health
work, which has the endorsement OF
the medical profession.
The nurse will be at the courthouse
rest room on Saturday.
We are dependent on Red Cross en-.
rollment response to help the chapter
provide a car so that this fundamen.
tally important health work may
reach the entire county. A member,
ship chairman for each community
will be published in the paper anc
everyone enrolling will be given Q
membership button like the enclosed
to be worn.
Each member will receive also 8
receipt for membership fee paid like
sample enclosed.
Thanking you for any assistance
given this Red Cross Peace Time pro.
gram, | remain, respectfully,
R. r. HAWFlELD, Chairman
Letter to Canvassers
Union county needs your persona
help in putting over a fundamentally
important piece of work.
The county Red Cross chapter
| with the cooperation of the coun.
ty) has undertaken to employ a Rec
Cross public health nurse to do chile
hygiene work throughout the county
and we are depending on a percentage
of the Red Cross membership enroll
ment to provide a car so the nurse
can reach all the schools with the
modern health crusade work. She vii
also hold classes for high school girl.
and women throughout the county il
home hygiene, teaching them how t.
care for the i'll in the homes. She viii
give also courses on baby care and dt
other constructive health work.
1t is highly desirable that ever.
one throughout the county be giveI
an opportunity to have a persona
part in helping make this work reacl
the entire county, which their enroll
ment as Red Cross chapter mem
Der will do.
Will you help us with this peac,
time program Of our Red Cross ant
be responsible for securing member,
in your community? The simplest
way would possibly be to secure wha'
| volunteer assistants you need in yoil,