Evening star., 1952-12-08
TB Seal Sale
Booths Open
Tomorrow

More than 800 clubwomen, rep
resenting 81 social, business and
fraternal organizations in the
District, have volunteered to man
the So Christmas Seal Sale booths
which will open throughout Wash
ington tomorrow.
The booths, which will be set
up in post office buildings, banks,
department stores and motion pic
ture theaterS will remain open
through Christmas Eve represent
ing close to 1000 hours of volun-
teer time put in by the workers.
Two hundred and fifty key
workers in the Booth Seal Sale
were to meet for luncheon today
at the Jewish Community Center,
to review final instructions for
booth workers.
The luncheon will be given by
the D. C. tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
The booth sale is the second
phase of the 1852 Christmas Seal
Sale which began November IT
when As million seals were mailed
to 250,00O residents and offices
in the District. Proceeds from
the sale are the sole support
of the D. C. tuberculosis Associa-
ton in it's fight against tubercu-
losis in the city.
Today's luncheon meeting was to
be presided over by Mrs. Joseph
c. Monaghan, chairman of the
sales booth committee.
The Rev. Frederick Brown Har-
ris, minister of the Foundry
Methodist Church, will give the
invocation.
Speakers for the occasion were
to include: DR.. Charles E. BiSh,
principal of Mckinley High School
and president of the local TB
Association and c. j. Mack, gen.
eral manager and vice president
of the Mayflower Hotel. who is
public relations chairman Of the
annual sale
Reports from the Association will
be given by Mrs. Evelyn Van Nat
ten, director of the Seal Sale and
Mrs. c. E. Howland, in charge of
booths.
mo Door is Shut" dramatiza-
ton of a community problem
tuberculosis-will be presented by
the D. C. Branch of the American
Theater Wing, bringing the lunch
con meeting to close.
Among those expected to attend
will be Christmas Seal Sale Booth
chairmen representing groups
which will work throughout the
next 16 days at established loca-
tions.
They are:
Mrs Gail T. Judd, AZ American
Legion Auxiliaries; Mrs. Edith G.
Krautler, American War Mothers;
Mrs. Ruth Meggs. Navy Mothers
Clup: Mrs. L. H. Meader, James
E. Forrestal Navy Mothers Club;
Ms. Rhoda Kemp, Veterans of For
N Wars, D. c. Department; Mrs.
Ercelle M. Quinn. District OF Co.
lumbia Forty and Eight: Mrs. Irwin
Feldman, Adas Israel: Mrs. Samuel
Brown, Council of Jewish Women.
Also Mrs. Alben Briskman, jew
ish Consumptive Relief Society OF
Denver, Senior Group; Mrs. Lee
Graham, Jewish c. R. S., Junior
Group; Mrs. E. Torchin, B'nal
Birth Women, Argo; Mrs. Lee F.
Levine, Hadassah; Mrs. Joseph S.
Ref, B'nai Israel Sisterhood; DR..
Ella R. Fales, Daughters of the
Confederacy; Mrs. Florence l..
Lewis, Order of the Eastern Star,
Also Mrs. Downie j. Kelly, Re-
bekah IOOF;; Mrs. A. Levy, Wash
ington Service Guild; Mrs. A. M.
Duval, Ki-Wives, Eastern Branch;
Mrs. William Thomson, Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase; Mrs. Juliet
H. Gill, Junior League of Wash
ington; Mrs. Joseph L. Gilbert,
D. C. Medical Auxiliary and Mrs.
Margaret S. Busbey, Women's
City Club.
Still others include: Mrs. Flor
ence M. McCauley, Jayncees of
Washington: Mrs. c. r. Mason.
Barrister Wives; Mrs. Anna
Haynes, Metropolitan Heart Guild;
Mrs. Sarah L. Kollar, Tau Beta
Phi Sorority; Mrs. Anne Bander,
WAABI; Mrs. Gabrielle Gardinir.
Sodality Union; Mrs. w. Earl