The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-10-20
CHEST DRIVE
TO BEGIN ON
MONDAY NEXT
Teams to Solicit Cash DOna-
tons for Local Relief Work
as Chest Quota is Lowered
but Need Greater

The community chest of the
Kennewick territory is now fully
organized for the drive for funds
for this winter. The solicitors for
the organization will call upon the
families of the community next
week, beginning Monday.
1T is the function Of the COM
munity chest organization to col
lect and distribute only money.
Other organizations care for the
collection Of food and clothing. It
is hoped that the members Of this
community will remember those
in greater distress than them
selves and no matter what their
own circumstances might be, win
try to help those who are more
unfortunate than themselves by =
contribution in cash to the COM
munity chest fund.
No matter how small or large
the sum it will help in relieving
the distress in this community
during the coming winter. We are
informed by the members of the
welfare relief committee who are
charged with the responsibility of
distributing these funds than the
need this winter will be greater
than ever before in this commun-
ity. Your money will do more good
this year than it has done in years
past.
The following quotation taken
from an advertisement in all the
leading magazines this week out
lines the need of the moment.
'sThe dead take to their graves in
their clutched fingers only that
which they have given away"
ssThis is your chance to do more
good with the money you give to
others than was perhaps ever be-
fore possible in the history Of the
country. First because the need
is greater than ever before. Sec
ond, because more of every dollar
you give will provide your fellow
human beings with food, shelter,
medical help-the bare necessities
of living.
"The welfare and Relief Mobil-
ization for 1892 is a cooperative,
national program to re-enforce To-
cal fund raising for human well
fare and relief needs. No national
fund is being raised. Each conn
munity is making provision for its
own people. Each community will
have control Of the money it OBJ
tains.v
Read again the great words at
tributed to Rosseau which are
printed above Then give through
your established welfare and re-
lief organization, through your
community chest or through your
local relief emergency committee"
The following citizens Of Ken
newick and surrounding territory
have been asked to assist in the
collection of funds for the chest
for the coming winter
Team IL. j. Smith, Mrs. Lee
Lampson, A. J. Thompson, J. C.
Swayze.
Team p J. A. Mclean, Dale
Smith.
Team s-M. G. Clark, o. K.
Jones, Albert Morgan, J. B. Fer
guson.
Team 4-charIes Robertson, H.
P. Cranmer.
Team 5-Mrs. H. E. Oliver, Mrs.
". w. Bird.
Team s-Ed Frauen, Phil Trier.
Team II. Serier.
Team S-W. J. Preston, G. An
derson.
Team &C. s. Hughes, F. N.
Clark.
Team lO-H B. TerriIl, Mrs. W.
/ E. Campbell.
Ieam ll--Mrs- Muikey, MIS-. r..
H. Lincoln.
Team Mrs. Harvey White,
Mrs. SiIliman.
Team 1S-Mrs. Cady, Mrs. Be
lair.
Team 14-Mrs. Willard Camp
bell, Mrs. Ray Boldt.
Team I5-Mrs. E. C. Terrell.
Team 16-Mrs.. /. Liston, Mrs,
E. F. Watts.
Team 17-Don Visger.
Team 1S-Odin Staley, c. c.
Williams, c. A. Carpenter.
Team 19-Harry Linn, L. E
johnson.
Team 2O-F. J. Arnold, Floyd
Hutchins.
In addition there will be teams
of two each from the Chamber Of
Commerce, the American Legion
Business Girls, Women's Club and
Kiwanis club who will solicit funds
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