Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-10
MEMBERSHIP ROLL CALL RED CROSS
 STARTS NOV. II
COMMITTEES SELECTED AT LAST EVENINGS MEETING OF
 LOCAL CHAPTER
Workers Expect Complete Roll Call
 In One Day As in Former Years

Speaking before the volunteers for service for the Ninth Annual Roll Call of the local Chapter, American Red Cross, at last nights meeting at the Fire Hall, E. c. Johnson chair man. stated: "Tnc American Nation al Red Crcss $ a mem bership socie- tv This is ore c: it's peculia' dis tine; !ol:. Il !s 'n:.r:ve net exclu- sire. Its u'n --c.I' 's Cutn tO all Americans everywhere, irrespective of racial origin, color, creed, political faith, soLial position, wealth or lack O. it. Tlr>ugh e,nbership as we'll as through it's service i: has become an integral part of American life It is q great. democratic il atilution for humanitarian service.
 "The man Ur woman wfo pays $1 della: tc .t'n ;h- Anr!.tan Red Cross for var :s .u.;; as j, uch a member of he soc:e':: |. th man or " Han pht ;:.ays i've. Ier or twenty-five de.'.:s Wo:xa: ar1 mill ionaire alike .!,, tE 'hs sane 'erms. The dollar membership emphasizes the democracy of the organization It is this democracy of membership and service that has won the gen. erous support of the American people, They rightfully feel that this is their society, to serve them in need, to represent them in service to others. This distinction of membership must not be permitted to slip away, it must be safeguarded
 Last year the Seward Chapters quoto was S1,00O A like quoto has been set for this year. The quoto was over-subscribed last year and, according to present indications, this years workers are confident last years record will be equalled. To- morrow morning, Wednesday, at ten o'clock, the committees named below. are requested to meet here
 Membership blanks and buttons will be supplied them and turnout the day, someone will be stationed in the Fire Hall to accept and check in the workers. Though the Roll Call officially closes November 25, in Seward and Chapter has here tofore accomplished it's work in one day, sometimes running into a sec ond day"
 The following district were outlin- ed at last nights meeting for the 1925 Roll Call:
 District No. I.
 Mrs. M. s. Banbury and Mrs. FL wyn Swetmann-South of the Gla- cier Stream on east side of Fourth Avenue to and including Seward | Dock and west side of Fifth Avenue
 District No. 2.
 Mrs. Wm. C. Edwin and Mrs. Chas. 4echner- South of the Glacier Stream md all on east side of Fifth Av- snue, which also includes Standard )il station, Depot and Light plant.
 District No. 8.
 Mrs. Tom Dyer and Mrs. Gerald orotzman-South of the Glacier Stream, and all of west side of 4th Avenue, to Railroad Avenue
 District No. 4.
 Mrs. F. E. Leslie and Mrs. Chas lrefting-South of the Glacier 'tream on First, Second and Third venues to and including Adams St.
 District No. 5.
 Mrs. P. N. Anderson and Mrs. R. ,eed, South of the Glacier Stream; Vest of Third Avenue to the hill at 
 District No. G.
 Mrs. Gust Peterson, Mrs. J.. P. [annon, Mrs. John Rosness and Mrs. :. Weybrecht-North of Glacier |, tream; all East of Second Avenue, 1cluding same, but not the San Juan lant; this takes in Districts No. 7 nd 8, North of the Glacier Stream; Il West of Second Avenue to the ill. Mrs. Weybrect is furnishing CT auto for these outlying districts.
 Porcupine City. District No. 9-Chas. H. Jensen, an Juan plant. District Mo- 1O-Mrs. Louise Man. ley, Woodrow. District No. HE. J. Bahrs, Naval adio Station. District No. 12-R V. B. Dunlap, esse Lee Home.