Evening star., 1942-11-29
Units
in
Yule Seal Sale
Booths VII Open
Tuesday in Banks
And Post Offices

With Mrs. Charles H. Pierce head
ing up the voluntary service for the
operation of Christmas seal booths,
a number of women's organizations
this year will cooperate in the an
nual seal sale for the benefit Of the
prevention work of the District Tu-
berculosis Association.
Booths will open Tuesday in many
banks, stores and post offices
throughout the city, each to be op-
Grated by different organization.
The sale will continue every day
until Christmas in order to give an
opportunity for the purchase of seals
to persons who did not receive them
by mail.
Mrs. Pierce, who is vice president
of the District Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, said that despite the
fact that women's organizations are
busy with war work this year, their
response has been excellent.
She is hopeful that the amount
taken In at the booths this year will
exceed the $4,000 worth sold last
year. Seals are l cent each and
may be purchased In sheets OF 100
for 81.
Women's clubs cooperating, with
the chairmen of their respective
booth committees, were announced
as follows: District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, Mrs. Carlton Duf-
fus; Starmont Aid Society," Miss
Esther Behrend; League of Repub-
lican Women, Mrs. j. c. McGar-
raghy: Junior Council of Jewish
Women. Miss Minnie Segal: Senior
Council Of Jewish Women, Mrs.
Julian c. Behrend: Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society. Mrs. M. L.
Bernstein: Jewish Consumptive Re-
lief Junior Society, Miss Marion
Ostrow; Washington Service Guild,
Mrs. Fred Burka; Housekeeper's AL
lance. Mrs. Frederic Newburgh:
Petworth Women's Club, Mrs. B. K.
Bauer; Chevy Chase Women's Club,
Mrs. j. D. Shumate; Park View
Women's Club. Mrs. William O.
Gale; Florence Crittenton Baby
Lovers, Mrs. G. H. Hackworth:
Womens Auxiliary of the District
Medical Society, Mrs. Ernest E.
Hadley; Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association, Mrs. S.
Tate Culberson; Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. Ida w.
Ramsey. and B'nai and Birth, Mrs.
J. F. Garfinkel.
The District Congress Of Parents
and Teachers and a number of the
parent-teacher associations will
have booths. in some cases several
P-IA groups combining their forces.
Mrs. Mabel w. Hubbel is booth
chairman for the District congress,
while the P-TA groups and their
chairmen are as follows: Anacostia,
Mrs. w. D. Hulett; Park View, Mrs.
Roy H. Seeck; Mcfarland, Mrs. Elsie
M. Speer: Blair-Hayes and Stuart,
Mrs, Harry Mills; Woodbridge, Lang
don, Mckinley and Taft, Mrs. Gil
bert Garman, Mrs. William Allen,
Mrs. Elmer Nelson and Mrs. L. K.
De Booy; Powell, Mrs. j. C. Wick:
Barnard, Mrs. Aubrey Dooley and
Mrs, Harold McComb; Janney, Mrs.
G. V. Frankhouser: Fillmore, Mrs.
c. o. Romberg; Bancroft and Ray
mond, Mrs. John j. McNeal and
Mrs. Harold Pope; Bowen -Greenleaf,
Mrs. Leonard Helwig, and Hine, Mrs.
Edward Wagner.
Church organizations represented
are the Disciples of Christ Church.
with Mrs. Elton Brown as chairman,
and the Universalist Church Mis-
sionary Society, with Mrs. F. w.
Erdman as chairman.
Sororities cooperating, with their
chairmen, are: Pi Beta Phi. Mrs.
Mary Dulin; Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Mrs Donald Merit; Delta Zeta So
rority, Mrs. William A. Wildhack:
Tri Delta, Miss Vera Schanche;
Alpha Delta Pi. Miss Anna Bean,
and Omega Phi Delta, Miss Mary
Preston Oulahan.
The American Legion and the
Eight and Forty also are assisting.
with Mrs. William H. Heagerty and
Miss Mary Corwin heading the re-
spective booth committees.