New Britain herald., 1929-08-03
WOMEN OUT STRONG|
 FOR GOLF COURSE l
Fair Sex Team Turns in 163
 Contributions

team headed by woman chair man leads the l s teams in the drive for Ss5.00O for a municipal goli course in the number of individual subscriptions turned in. The major- ity of subscriptions secured by this team was through the efforts of two | other women. This statement made by Secretary Ralph H. Benson of the Chamber of Commerce, was made today after cneck-up Of the work being dore by the various teams.
 The team of winch Mrs. Ruth Walthers is chairman has total of i63 contributions 70 it's credit. While there are 10 members on the team. of which five are women, the majority of these subscriptions were turned in by Mrs. Maude Fay and Miss Irene Burkarth. The fact that the women elected 10 solicit the in- jividual eivers of limited means is the reason why this team does not lead in total amount solicited as wei. ;s total number of solicitations, MT. Benson stated.
 Jones Team Has Highest Total
 The team which has the highest totar is headed by Louie $. Jones, which with a partially completed special list. reported $2.50O r4ceiv- cd from four persons, as we'll as a | number of $l00 checks,
 | No meetings were held this week due to the absence from the city of Judge Morris D. SaXe, chairman Of the general committee. It is likely that meeting for reports will be | held early next week.
 Today's total will reach s14.O0O, Mir. Benson believes, although there was no definite way in which the exact figures could be ascertained l prior to a meeting.
 Mir. Benson expects that the 1 teams, most of which are planning a whirlwind campaign for the first ! few days of next week. will boost the total almost 10 a point where the i goal will be assured before the close Of the week.
 Priest Approves Drive The following letter was received ! this morning from Rev. J. L. Sulli- van, who was at St. Joseph's church member of the Shuttle Meadow club: My Dear Mr. Benson:
 Am enclosing my check to help along the good cause. a golf course for the people of New Britain.
 Tt has been my good fortune 10 | be closely connected with the people of New Britain for 15 years, and I am. and always will be interested in anything that tends to improve or better them.
 "Nery sincerely.
 "J. l.. Sullivan"
 A new list of contributors follows:
 H. E. Doty. Nj. Hanos, Jeff Har- man Co.,, Richard Miller, Gunnar II Anderson, Francis F.. Clynes, Char lotte Witkin, Howard Bruemmer. Dr. W. C. Rickenback, r. w. Loomis Or. Charles E. Erickson, Howard A Timbrell, Stanley Albro, E. NJ Reecher, w. J. Farley. Home Fur. nishing Co.,, Harry Billings. W. , Hogan, Roy E. Cederval, Earle K Bishop. Francis O'Brien, G. A. Dodd Gertrude F. Dehm, G. C. Winger Annamay Bonneny H. w. Groth Noah Lucas. F. J. Hayes. Bryc7 Long. Eben Strong, Jr., C. H. Barnes Walter J. Doyle, Nels N. Nelson Frank w. Schade S. I. Burger George A. Bean. o. J, Sahrbache William Cowlishaw. C. H. Norris Fred E. Clock. NJ. H. Pease, Emil F. Schaal, Duncan Shaw, H. C. Barnes, w. F. Middlemass, Thomas P. Merron. Richard w. German. B P. Hockmuth. Ebbe Anderson. May. nard Williams, R. A. Bergman. Joh' Dolan, Jr.. E. N. Anderson, Eddy. Glover Post. No. 6, American Legion Constance Haigis, Abraham Buol, F F. Crandall, Crown Ice Cream Co. Frank s. Sharp. Florence Buffa Charles Hoffmann, Mrs. Jame. Hayes. Mrs. L. E.. Holt, Fred c Walker and l., A. SDrague