Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1936, Page 8

OGS NAVD FOR'Y' CAMPAIGN Prominent Business and ' Professional Men to Aid z.._in Drive. 5 - Prominent business and profes- _sional men were named yesterday as team members in the three divisions “participating in the Y. M. C. A. mem- r,benhlp campaign. '¢ With 600 new members as its goal, “the campaign got under way Friduy Might With a rally meeting at 1319 G Mtreet, ¢ ‘The members of the first division, sled by George E. Harris and Page #McK. Etchison, are: Team 1—Paul 1 Hettel, J. F. Cowley, R. E. Peck, J. C. *Elliott, Karl Schlotterbeck, H. H. Nelson, Fred Cutts, Arthur Catudal, Morgan Waybright, W. R. Lansford, *Mercer Smith, J. W. Swink, H. H. «Wilson and L. M. Kurkoski. Robert «Nichols is captain and Ralph Foster secretary. Team 2—C.° B. Bishop, captain; James C. Ingram, secretary; Dan Tyrrell, J. J. King, J. D. Harris, Charles E. Krey, Rudolph Jose, Jimmy Lewis, Constantio Alvarado, 4Frank McCaleb, Rolland F. Brand »and Al Siepert. Team 3—L. H. Rude, scaptain; M. De Gast, secretary; P. i8encindiver, R. A. Davis, F. Calvert, +H. Koehler, C. J. Barbee, Edwin C. . Blanchard, E. P. Silva, E. W. Hoey, H. B. Btinson, W. J. Hobbs, W. G. Yeatman, William E. Stockett, jr.; Kurt W. Krause, George W. Gardes, Franklin Rothenbush and L. K. Bailey; Second Divislen. Dr, J. O. Powers and E. A. Drumm head 'the second division. Members are: Team 1—Louis A. Holmes, cap- tain:’ Bernath Phillips, secretary; Arthur Dewhurst, Robert J. Halligan, Clifton E. Cantion, Willlam H. Hyde, Willlam Rhodes, Russell Slight, Roland Ackerman, Elmo Smith, Wil- liam McOonnell and T. C. Tingle. Team 2—OCharles C. Alford, captain; Pred Carpenter, secretary; William. Pry. Roy J. Keys, Paul Pearlman, Maj. J. 8. Hawley, Rev. Horry V. Porter, Edward H. Thacker, Charles Gastrock and Walter Hall. Team 3—N. H. Sanborn, captain; Wwilllam Hutgell, secretary; Kenneth Ramey, David L. Hake, Paul Blake- lock, Duane Lyon: William P. Ja- cobs, Bernard M. Hutchinson, L. C. Selove, Ernest W. Gaither, Scovell Fry and Irving S. Dykes. Team 4—A. C. Crawford, captain; Floyd K. McTyier, secretary; D. P. Brockbank, Sid Har- ris, Richard M. Barr, Ross Pope, Ladres D. Chilton, Richard E. Meiss- ner, James De Reamer, William Rap- ley, Paul Moore, George Stafford, Leonard A. Wagner. In Third Division. The first team in the third division, headed by T. J. Frailey and C. E. Fleming, has as captain Danlel Ar- nold, and as secretary, Dr. J. A. Bell. Assistant secretarids are Fred L. Daw- son and Carroll Hickman. Members include Fred J. Eden, Jacob Sandler, Ross Snyder, Simon Lasica, R. O. Ellason, Bertram Longstreet, R. G. = Dunne and Edwin Thompson. Team 2—A. C. Harrison, captain; Dallas |Le 8. 8, Karas. Team 4—A. E. Yeat- man, captain; F. B. McKillip, secre- Shirley, secretary; David Tobin, Dr. Charles E. Engelhardt. Roy E. 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