The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15
WORKERS LISTED
IN BRIGADE DRIVE
MCGOWAN, Billiard, Livingston
And Johnson Named
Division Colonies

C. C. Holmes, general chairman
of the financial campaign for the
BRIGADE Boys club, announced the
following personnel to solicit the
funds for the Brigade:
Division 1, E. l. MCGOWAN, col
onel Moseley F%onvielle, captain,
George F. Moose, Everett Hug
gins, John C. VESSEL, Jr. and Alan
A. Marshall Captain R. E.. Tapp'
E. C. Napier, DR.. j. H. Dreher'
David Howes, E. F. Williams, Sol
cmon B. sternberger C Capital n
Sam Berger, j. N. Snow, p. i.
Jones, C. C. Holmes, and Frank
Hacker, H. w. Twinning.
Division 2, M. Eugene Bullard'
colonel Captain C. M. Shigley, y.
L. Macdonald, E. Southerland, 1.
J. Potts and W. R. Dosher Cap
tain C. M. Shigley, D. L. Macdon-
aid, E. Switzerland, T. j. Potts
and w. R. Dosher Captain Wal
ter B. Freed, ]. U. King, Thomas
H.. Wright, A. Everett, and DR.. W.
s. Dosher.
Division 3, F. E. Livingston, col
onel Captain Walker Taylor, l..
A. Raney, j. B. Crammer, E. A.
L,aney and E. R. Toms Captain
H. W. Primer. R. M. Padrick, N.
]. Kelly, j. w. Copeland and DR..
c. Graham Captain Harry Solo
mon. j. @. LeGrand, l. w. Solo
mon, A. Goldberg. and Ben King
eff Captain O. D. Curtis, B. +.
Curtis, F. W.. Copeland, George
Gore, E. C. Ruark, W. H. Hender.
son, L. Harrison, Leo Sykes and
w. E. Keen.
Division 4, Hooper johnson, col
onel, Captain o. H. Shoemaker, )
F.. Sneeden, H. G. Carney, l.. L.
Landen and Harry Fales Captain
Robert Montgomery, Bill Stanley
Harry Latimer, Jr., w. E. GURUS
and H. B. Register Captain Ken
nth Weeks, Donald Kin 6, Cy
Mango, Fred Little and Fred Po-
isson, Captain Bob Romeo, Al
bert Jewell, Julius Weinberg, Her
bert P. Smith.
Holmes said that all the detail
work had been completed and the
workers would be given their cards
next Thursday night for soliclta-
ton of funds in order to continue
the work of the Brigade in build
ing character and physical bodies
d the underpriviledged boys OF
Wilmington, and particularly those
r; the Southern Section OF Will
nington. The goal for the cam
align has been set as Sc, 700, and
ach team in the four divisions
i'll be given a quota, with the
am that raises the largest per-
7ntage of the quota to receive
5ecial recognition.
Each Division Colonel and Cap
lin started last night that his in
ividual division or team would
Fad the Others in the contest to
each their respective quota. The
.lrst report of the teams will be
Aeld. on Monday, September 23rd
al $50 pm. in the Brigade Build
ing, and Chairman H m S re-
marked that he believed the ma
jority of the money would be sub
scribed on the first day of the
Campaign. Additional reports will
be held on each night thereafter,
with the final night set for Septem-
Der 25th.
In connection with the annual
solicitation of funds for the Bri-
gade will be expanded during the
fiscal year 1940-1941. He men
toned the fact that the attendance
had increased steadily since the
opening of school, and the fall
program will reach its maximum
October l.
The Brigade Boys club was re.
organized in 1921 under sponsor
ship of the Kiwanis club, with w.
H. Montgomery, executive direc-
tor. The other civic clubs of the
city have also taken the sponsor
ship of this work, and during the
10 years of existence, thousands OF
underprivileged boys have been,
given special training and guild
ance, which has equipped them to
take their proper and respective