Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-16
All Except Eight Of Sc
Needy Cases Are Taken
Lions Club Takes Total Of Five Families; Additional
First Time; Generous Seven Families Added for
Response Has Been M ade by People of City

With seven new cases added for the
first time today, making total of 36
in all. passing of another day saw
twelve of the last remaining cases al
ready listed as being provided for, and
left only eight of the SO families still
to be provided for with Christmas
supplies. OF the II cases taken since
Tuesday, five were by the Henderson
Lions club.
Mrs. Joseph Willett, wife of the
commandant of The Salvation Army
here. said this afternoon that there
would be other needy families to be
listed in the offerings by that or
Nsanization through the Daily Dispatch
1t was noted today that the re-
Spouse this season to the appeal for
help of these families has been un-
usually generous. During the 16 Christ
mas seasons the Dispatch has been
offering these cases, there never has
been a time that the public failed to
provide for every single case.
Mrs. Willett has personally inves-
tiCatcd all of the families offered,
and said today that there would be
few others. She vouches for the merits
of al enc families cited as in need.
The new cases added today for the
fist time are from 80 to SO, inclusive.
Cases taken since yesterday, with the
names of those becoming responsible
for them. and also those not yet pro-
vided for follows:
NUMBER TWO
Taken by Lions Club.
NJrNyYsER SEVEN
Taken by Hayes Grocery Company.
NUMBER TWELVE
Taken Y James B. White chapter,
Ia tern Star
r!UMRER THIRTEEN
Family composed of mother and
father, girls Is, and II, boys H. 8. 6,
and 6 months Father is working
hauling logs at the present time but
he has been out of work for several
month; due to illness. He and his
wife both have been in the hospital
this summer, expenses paid by the
county. The mans income does not
bring him in sufficient income to pro
vide adequately for his family.
NUMBER FOURTEEN
Taken by Lions Club.
NUMBER NINETEEN
Taken by employees of Kerner
Drug Company.
NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE.
Taken by Mr.. ana Mrs. S. j. Lane,
ST.
NUMBER TWENTY THREE.
TaI-nn by Lions Club.
NI,UM8EFc TWENTY-FOUR.
Taken by Lions Club.
NUMBER TWENTY SIX.
Taken by Woman's Missionary
Union of First Baptist church.
NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN.
TaFoo ny Mrs. A. c. Virgins.
NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT.
Take Nv Lions Club
TIMBER TWENTY NINE.
Taken ly 'Kr. and Mrs. S. ]. Lane,
ST..
NUMBER THIRTY.
Family comp sod of mother ard
four children. Father is dead Girls
age axe II is and boys ages. 10 and
II. She is very much in need of
g.C@e'io0
NUME II THIRTY ONE.
Family composed of mother and
fathc- and five children. Mans health
j. bad but works in mill when able
Girls ages, enc Z. Boys ages, 10, 7,
5. B. EccC7 CiO"erios and toys.
NUMBER THIRTY-TWO.
Family composed Of man and wife,
iian j. sick. Th s an old couple and
VIII ncad some hing for Christmas.
My. T. H. Crowder
NUMBER THIRTY THREE.
NJ he" and father and three chill
trcE Girls ages, 10 and 8. Boys ages,
T.. Father hurt and unable to work
End family has had q lot of sickness.
NUM3ETs TFIIRTY-FOUR
Family composed CT mother and 3
children. Girls ages, 16, IA; boys age,
g. The father is dead.
NUMBER TEIIRTY-FIVE.
Family composed of mother and 3