Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-02-03

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Unit reported at Yesterdays luncheon
meeting as having raised more than
100 per cent of their quotas follow:
Team 2243, Mrs. J. V. BrOwnell, chair
man. $3.50, 3Ol per cent OF quota;
team 225l Maurice MaSer, chairman,
s29el. POT per cent of quota team Pip,
Arthur Adelman, chairman, S4,T35, 100
per cent of quota: team 2344, DR.. Ray
mond Hutchinson, chairman. $l,38l,
146 per cent of quota; team 1924, J. F.
Carlson. chairman, S87l, l39 per cent
of quota; team 2343. Charles Krey,
chairman, SAT- 1876 per cent Of quota;
team 1852 William Hanson and VIII
rner Sickle, Chairmen. Sl,858, ll2 per
cent of quota; team 1868, Frank M.
Dent. chairman, 5000, l0S per cent OF
quota; team 2l24. J. Austin Stone,
chairman, S5,88l, los per cent of quota,
and team 2123, J. S. GOrTell, chairman,
S2.633. l02 per cent of quota.
The 10 sections Of the group SoIClta-
ton unit which have raised the highest
amounts of their quotas follow:
Section 1866, c. r. KurtZ, chief
S4.976, 226 per cent of quota, section
1O3lO, S. L. HeChinger, chief S5.l68,
138 per cent of quota. section 1882,
j. E. Anderson, chief Sl9,535, 1873 per
cent of quota; section 1913, D. L. Lux
ford. chief, S4,137, 1875 per cent OF
quota section 1864, T. J. Groom, chief,
Sl,672, 1874 per cent of quota; section
1913, DR.. j. E. Mccain, chief $79l3,
122 per cent of quota; section 1886,
r. Jose, chief So SAB, III per cent of
quota; section 1865, L. B. McLaChlen,
chief, S6127, lOl per cent Of quota;
section 1915 c. D. StOtt, chief, $500,
100 per cent of quota, and section
1871, Sidney Lust, chief, S4,233, SO
per cent of quota.
Additional organization reported as
having given 100 per cent from their
personnel follow
Southern Diaries, Lee D. Butler Co,
Capital Traction Co.. Sanitary Grocery
Co, LanSburgh & Brother julius
Lansburgh Furniture Co.. THYME Bot
ting Co., International Harvester Co.
of America, Raleigh Heberdasher,
Schneiders Restaurant, Chlldren's Hos
pital. Child welfare Society, Cosmos
Club and Ambassador Hotel,
Gifts of 500 and more, not previously
announced. were reported yesterday as
follows: $3,267, a friend Of the schools;
$1,000, Mrs. Louisa P. Norman; $1,000,
Bookings Institution $500, Norfolk &
Washington Steamboat Company; $3.50,
Arcade Sunshine Laundry; $500, Mrs
b H. Buckingham, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H Dwight; S400 Joseph B. Bowling,
$500 Georgetown Visitation Convent
Harold Levi, Lowell Mellett. Mrs. Rush
more Patterson: $3.50, George Marye,
il; $247, National Catholic School of
Social Service; 1925, Georgetown Uni
Versity, $500, Mrs. William F.. Ham;
5000, Arthur Carr Annie F. Darby;
S171, Kendall School; $3.50, Col Howard
II Bailey, Charles B. Duncan, DR.. E.
w. Titus, Washington Coca Cola Bot
ting Works; S135, Mrs. Thomas L.
Casey, Maud S. Emory; Sl33.33, Thomas
P. Brown; S125, Miss. Jane Barrett
Thomas P. Littlepage Oscar w. IN
6erwood, jr.; Sl20, G. A. G. Wood;
$40, Rev. w. H. Jernagin; 500. Amer
lean Association of Personal Finance
Cos, American Stores Co, M COrinne
Beavans, Charles w. BolgiarOf Harry
M Bralove, Albert w. Bright, Gen. and
? Mrs. H. B. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs, j.
. Harry Cunningham, Davis Friday,
Walter Durant, DR.. F. j. ErchanlOnk
Ellie Fowler, E. P. Hinkel g. Co, Dr.
Stephen w. Hopkins, Airline Davis
ireland, ]. W. Jacobs, DR.. Merdecai
w. johnson, ]. c. Karrick, jr: Mai
and Mrs. Raymond E. Lee, George w.
Levy & Bros, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Maley, Paul J. McGahan, CandaCe Nell
Zen, holland & Co, Inc; T. w. PHILLIPS
jr; employees of Pioneer Laundry Corr
poration, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Saul
William H. Saunders Co, Inc; George
Seitz, Standard Brands, Inc Mfr and
Mrs. Stephen H. Talks, TreW Motor
Co., Virginia Avenue. Baptist Church.
Mrs. Reginald Walker, C. G. Woodson,
Miss Marian Young. -