The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-03
CHEST CONTEST
 WINNERS NAMED
Miss Helen Walker Is
 Awarded First Prize & Of $50

Winners of prizes in the city-wide contest conducted by group of leading citizens to quicken interest in the Con- munity Chest drive for funds, were an- nounced Tuesday.
 Competitors for the awards were divided into two classes, class one em- bracing al lpersons under 15 years of age, and class two embracing all those over 15 years of age. Prizes offered to each group were: First, $50 in gold second, $25 in gold; third, $1O in gold fourth, $5 in gold, and 20 prizes of $l each. t. ..
 [ Miss Helen Walker, of 3727 Twenty seventh street, north, won first prize in Class No., l. "Why every man woman and child in Birmingham should support the Community Chest" was the subject assigned to all contestants Additional prize winners in the first class follow.
 Second prize, Bernice Wheeler, ,363C Marion avenue, Central Park, Birming ham; third prize, Elizabeth Cooper, S2t Essex road, Birmingham; fourth prize Ella Nelle Kelley, 1905 Cotton avenue West End Birmingham.
 Twenty-Five prizes of $1 each: Flor ence Newman, SOFA Seventh avenue north; Ruby McCord, S19 North Forty ninth. street; Katherine Gerald, 143t Tuscaloosa avenue; Sudie Bates Mage ley, 1712 Jefferson avenue, Ensley Elizabeth Skelton, 120 South Sixty-first | street Simon Goldner, 2019 Fourteenth avenue. north; Clara Donohue, 242l North Twenty-sixth avenue; J. W Patton, Jr., 3091 Highland avenue Leo nora Barksdale, 7S08 Sloss ave nue; Fannie Lett Ealm, 4309 Holly street, Central Park; Harry Goldnei 2O19 Fourteenth avenue, north; Tennis Russell, 1780 Lee avenue, West End Virginia Riggs, Albertville; Jim Rober Kaltz, 5000 Seventh avenue. Soutf Fiftieth street; Doris Elizabeth Lelst 1000 Rising street; Lucille Rasco, 2aot Pipe avenue, Ensley; Adeline Dozier 1111Eleventh avenue, south; George Macatee, .Jr., 303 Clairidge Manol apartments; Medora Conrad, 2521 Eli tieth avenue, south; Willie McDuftic i S1O North Twenty-first street; Marga ret Jackson, 412 Princeton avenue West End; Lula May Graham, 25oe Hawthorne avenue, Fairview; Desslt Mildred Slaughter, 2317 Seventeenth street, Ensley; George Mueller, LIE LIE Avenue F, south; Vivian Berry, 33ot Bessemer Boulevard, Central Park:
 Awards of prizes in Class NO. arc as follows: ,,.,.
 First prize, Miss Katherine F. Holt care Tennessee Coal, Iron and Kallroae company; second prize, Paul Iarrant care Tarrant Drug company thlrG prize, Miss Jane Dozier, Ill Eleventi avenue, south; fourth prize, Miss Jessle Brummfield, S19 North FOrty-nintf street. u..
 Twenty five prizes of $1 each: Mrs W. $. Reynolds, 6OO5 Fourth avenue south; NJ, P. Kelly, 4O5 Age-HeraiI building; Miss Jennie A. ADDoIt, -o!S E South Tewenty-sixth street; "llllam V Wardell, 21091s Second avenue north R. R. Darden, 1928 Cullom street Walter W. Kennedy, 2100 Age Herald building; Mrs. Katherine Agnes Doian Athenenm Q. Home school; Miss Rae c;Ie Gwaltney, 1926 North Twenty fourth street; Mrs. Robert E. Darden 1928 Cullom street; Miss Heelan F Scott. 2O14 Avenue B Miss Clara Ma hrv. 419 Greene street, Alexander City Mrs. I. S. Turner, 1927 Warsaw street q. H. Arnold, Tutwiler hotel; Joseph W. Casey, GOT South Fifty-seventf street: D. B. Grace, Dispatch Printing company; Mrs. Elizabeth McNeii, 4O2l zl Avenue D, south; R. A. Duvall, zoi$ North Thirty second avenue; Mrs. M B. Dottery, 2236 Twenty-third street e[ Ensley Mrs. Gordon l.. Jones, l0ot South Sixteenth street; Mrs. R. U. US born, SIG Georgia street; Arthur J I Honeycutt, U. s. customs inspector room 3S, federal building; William Wardell, 21091a Second avenue north Miss Sophie Siegel, 1Ol2 Amerleai H Trust building; Mrs. Mary Lee Aehy 4O21 Avenue D, south; Mrs. heiie Jolly, Edgewater, Ala, via Ensiey.