Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1940, Page 80

Central Mission Drive For $100,000 Annex Starts Wednesday Dinner at Calvary Baptist Church to Launch Campaign The Central Union Mission’s drive to raise $100,000 for an annex to its headquarters and the Children’s Emergency Home will be launched at a dinner-meeting Wednesday at afy the Calvary Baptist eral Chairman W. W. Everett, will campaign intensively between Wed- nesday and May 3. An Advance Gifts Committee, which has been soliciting pledges for several weeks, will report at the meeting. The amounts pledged by the team workers themselves also will be announced. E. H. De Grott, jr., chairman of the men's division, and Mrs. Jean Bennett, head of the women's divi- sion, will speak at the dinner. Clif- ford L. Johnson, manager of the campaign, will give the teams last- minute instructions about their | prospective duties. Three Report Meetings Planned. There will be similar dinner- meetings on April 26, April 29 and May 3 to report on progress of the teams. These dinners will be held at_the Calvary Baptist Church. The proposed annex is to be named the John S. Bennett Me- | morial Building in honor of the late superintendent of the mission. The following is a list of the team workers and their respective team captains and division mana- gers: Women'’s Section. Division A—Miss Mary Bourke, manager; Miss Isabel McDonald, captain; Miss Jean Doyle, Miss| Margaret Flannagan and Miss Car- | rie Willilams; Miss Augusta Uhl, captain; Dr. Rosalind Bain, Miss Alice E. Brownell and Miss Irene Choate; Mrs. Clifford Lewis, Miss Dorothy Hering and Miss Sarah Lynch, captains. Division B—Miss Chartte Dar- kire, Miss Clara Blystone, Miss Ruth Failor, Miss Dorothy Paxton, Mrs. John L. Wilson and Miss Ethel Shirk: Mrs. Hattie G. Ruppert, captain; Miss Olive Brearley, Miss Coney Carson, Mrs. Una Dorset, Miss Jessie Rentz, Mrs. Laura Schertlen, Miss Rebecca Tice, Mrs. Ella Moseley, Miss Minnie Suther- land and Miss Frances Wolfe; Miss Ella P: Tilly, captain; Miss Louise Bishop, Miss Effie T. Brodnax, Miss Alice Michael, Mrs. Mattie Snelling, Miss Allithea Moser, Miss Gladys Prince, Miss Cara Riggsbee, Mrs. M. Warren and Miss Helen Todd; Mrs. Earle Wilfley, captain; Mrs. O. B. Atwood, Mrs. Wendell Calhoun, Mrs. Charles W. Dudley, Miss Willa Gala- gher, Mrs. L. G. Harrison, Mrs. George McLaughlin, Miss Ida Miller, Mrs. V. R. Rudd and Mrs. Robert V. Stormer; Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Laura Lindley, Mrs. C. H. Mont- gomery, Miss Virginia Gittings, Miss Goldie Allen, Mrs. O. G. Whitlow and Miss Hilda Bengel: Division C—Mrs. Inez Hawkins, manager; Mrs. Eva Linville, captain; Mrs. Alma B. Le Noir, Miss Lois M. Donnel, Mrs. Caroline French, Mrs. Florence Heath, Mrs. Olive Madden, Mrs. Harry E. Roethe, Miss Rosa- mond Waddell, Mrs. Harvey Wiley and Mrs. Josie Owens; Mrs. Alice E. Webster, captain; Miss Effie Baird, Miss Lucy Bodkin, Miss Agnes| Campbell, s Annie Coleman, Miss | Laverna Davis, Miss Emma Madson, | Miss Ann Stockes, Miss Marion Fer- rell, Miss Ethel Hankins, Miss Ellen Norgan, Miss Eunice Oakley, Miss Martha Putnam, Miss May Davies, Miss Lucy Trittipoe, Miss Loraine Williams, ‘Miss Marjorie Golden, Miss Agnes Messerly, Miss Nan Clarkin and Miss Georgia Jones; Miss Frances Churchill, captain; Mrs. D. J. Coakley, Mrs. Fred Norris, Mrs. L. J. Gravatte, Mrs. Carrie Heflin, Mrs. Alice M. Smith, Mrs. ¥. J. Hobbs, Miss Clara M. Ziebarth, Mrs. G. Seitz and Miss Marie B. Larsen; Miss Bertha L. Jabin, cap- tain; Miss Blanche Evans Blakleslee, Mrs. Katherine Ghelmini, Miss Eva Burton, Miss Helen Duvall, Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Mrs. Grace Ramey and Mrs. Laverta Burns. * Division D—Mrs. W. H. Ramsey, manager; Mrs. Marion P. Lord, captain; Mrs. M. D. Herron, Mrs. Ray Dillman, Mrs. Austin M. Coo er, Mrs. William Powell, Mrs. Stew- art Webster, Mrs. Robert Bayley, Miss Frankie Knibbs, Mrs. O. H.| Sipe, Mrs. Nora Carpenter, Mrs. | W. H, Johnstone and Mrs. Ivan J. Riley; Mrs. W. T. Peverill, captain; Mrs. Arthur Pisher, Mrs. W. H. ‘Wooding, Mrs. Florien Winerider, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs. Jeannette McCleary, Mrs. Ruth Nida, Mrs. Myrtle Rivercomb, Mrs. Amy Hughes and Miss Edith Davis; Mrs. Clyde Crouch, captain; Mrs.| Lulu Blevins, Mrs. A, M. Feelemyer, Mrs. Phoebe Fugitt, Miss Priscilla Peet, Mrs, F. E, York, Mrs. E. V. Shaver, Mrs. George B. Ingels, Mrs, Walter Ward, Mrs. Alma Hatch, Mrs, H. E. Eney and Mrs. Lester Homan, Division E—Miss Edna Fussell, | manager; Mrs. Wilbur L. Harrison, | captain; Mrs. Floyd Hathorne, Miss | Emily Watts, Miss Mollie Fifer, Mrs. | M. Groverman, Mrs. Effie Shaw, Mrs. E. M. Jordan, Miss Emilie Nicholls, Mrs. Lena M. Elder and | Miss Mary Pickering; Mrs, G. M. Haverstock, captain; Mrs. R. E.| Bortz, Mrs. L. A. Townsend, Mrs, | W. V. Ball, Mrs. Edward Hamilton, | Mrs. Elwood Spalding, Mrs. H. Lowmyer, Mrs. S. Stewart, Mrs. H. Schwertner, Mrs. L. Poole and Mrs. Pearl Lingenfalter; Mrs. Howard E. ‘Tompkins, captain; Mrs. Charles E. Anadale, Miss Ildria Bridges, Miss Mattie Conway, Miss Kate Durant, Miss May Eyre, Mrs. R. O. Helland, Miss Eva Mudd, Mrs. Hugh Sellars and Miss Charlotte Morris; Mrs. St. George Raby, cap- tain; Mrs. Salada Ruppert, Mrs. H. B. Bradford, Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mrs. C. M. Scates, Miss Ann Wil- liams, Mrs. W. Kurtz, Mrs. C. E. Lawrence, Mrs. H. K. Fulton and Miss Frances Whiteley; Miss Mary Terrell, captain; Miss Helen Boss, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. Marshal Baxter, Miss Florence Medcalf, Miss Fannie Millard, Mrs. Edward Stev- ens, Mrs. Helen Caudle, Mrs. Ray- mond Kelley and Miss Elizabeth Sanborn. Division F—manager to be named; Mrs. Elinor Lee, captain; Miss Marie Mount, Miss Meredith Howard, Mrs. John Marsh, Miss Janet Campbell, Mrs, Amelia Gude Thomas, Miss wAchssh Dorsey, Mrs. Howard Eales, (9 Miss Martha Ellyn Slayback and Miss Florence Bushman, Men's Seotion. Division A—W. W. Britt, manager; Franklin B. McKillip, captain; J. Nelson Anderson, Robert A. Caffey, George B. Kennedy, L. H. Her- mann, John J. Boushka, A. D. Rob- ertson, Norman B. Jacobs, Dr. James A. Bell and Randolph E. My- ers; Howard B. Carrico, captair; Carl Orebaugh, Herman Orebaugh, Robert Clarke, - Erwin. Guy, Cecil Redd, Virgil Muus, John Lunson, Aubrey Smith and Dan Hutchinson; Elton H. Brown, captain; Oscar Neal, Green Hunter, Wilbur Wyatt, E. H. Brown, jr, Gurney Thémips son, Frank E. Amick, William Braithwaite, George Watson and J. F. Sidell; Walter Wondrak, up—i tain; W. P. Benson, E. 8. LeFetra, A. A. Brewood, Col. A. L. Smith; W. W. Everett, jr, John A. Patter- son, jr, William W. Gilbert, Hugh Smith, Frank S.-Msrshall, Herbert H. Bosworth, Edward J. Browning, Thomas Wilson, LaFayette Price,! Harry Shepherd, Archje Griest, jr., Elnler Hardy, William B. Schmucker. Division B—Robert F. Fleming, manager;-Frank Swain, J. 8t. Clair Hambly, John K. Althsus, Donald McLane, captains. e M. Charles, captains. Division D—William H. Ramsey, manager; Jol L. Bateman, cap- tain; J. W. Brinton, John E. Chase, ‘Harry Ellerbrook, J. E. Petersen, Edward Stegall, ver L. Strong, W. F. A. Trel George W, Mel- choir and‘Maurice E. 8ands; Carl E. Bogardus, captain; Oslvin™8. Connally, John 8. Minor, Nelson Blake, James H. Crocker, Dwight'| Anderson, Edward H. Cox,Preeman Stricklin, Joseph E. Acton and pet “pivle legs, Iarge oven. Economi ieal operation. Reduced $60—New 1939 6-CU.-FT. NORGE Formerly priced at $159.95. FEATURES: 63 ice cubes at a freez- ing, automatic ice de- 99 froster, durable NORGLOSS exterior and 10- year warranty on THE ROLLATOR UNIT. No Money Down! 5-P. Chrome Beakfast Set You'll thrill to the graceful lines of the large chrome bese exten- sion table and four matching chrome chairs with leatherette seat and back. No Money Down! Easy Terms! Steel Tubular steel structi in _choice ¢ up of colers. Set and delivered. M Chair con- $l-88 Two for $3.50 s24.95 - L NORGE wringer. 3 boxes of Rins, Washer Full poreéain tub with .mt=$3 8,88 » included. Fully guaranteed. Sieel i"rame Perch Glider | ooh $10-88 Beach care So charming for sun parler, porch or lawn. Wide metal arms, steel spring base, six loose cushions in heavy duck covers. Folal t e Fevel No Money Down! Easy Terms! EVENING lP?OI“‘lEITS ARRANGED! Phone Mdnpolitgn 5420 Before 6 P.M. D. C, APRIL 21, 1940—PART FIVE. Praker. | vens, Ohatles Wi Om mer F. Stickle, W. B. Wells and L. ‘We: White; Charles Lake -and Prank Smith, captains, J. N. Fewell, 8. C. Tupman, ‘Willlam Evans, L. A Begane, Franklin Long, J: P, Hatch. er, Arthur Burgess, Bratton Ken- nedy, Jack Darton, D. H. Linkins, L. A. Coffman, E. E. Beardon. Division E—Dr. Charles E. Fesser, manager; W. O. Grapes, M. D. Lamborne,-Arthur C.-Ridgeway and- Benjamine -Pester, captains. Har- | ‘vey . Barefoot, Ellis R. Cook, Elmer D. Wige, Lewis R. Butler, Oscar ‘Wiemer, Daniel 'F. ‘Miller, Melvin Newland, Lew’ W. Carlin, Ralph O. Compton, Julian Dodge, Stanley Bell, Lindsey Paul, George Nara- more, Walter Snellings, Lpeh Jesse, Frederick Else, ‘Frederick Hammer, the Rev. Freeley Rohrer, Jack Huff, C. Hercus Just, Charles Jones, iA. H. Hess. 5 Division F—George H. Ward, manager; W. 8. Anderson, captain; A. D. Hilton, C. N. Soderberg, R. N, Holmgren, J. G. Vickers, G. L. My~ ers,- J,--W. Kenley, -Walton Nerris and O. R. Balderson; Gilbert Breen, Howard Palmer, J. C. Clarke and J. H. O'Nell, captains. J. P. Dull, Edward Zarnaski, Capt. Thompson, Dr. Eddy Ford. Baptists Seek $5,000 For Seminary The “Historical Underwriters’ camprign” to raise $5,000 for the ‘Washington Baptizt Seminary will be Jaunched at noon tomorrow at a joint meeting in Vermont Avenue Baptist Church under auspices of the Baptist Ministers’ Conference &nd the Baptist Convention of the District " of ' Columbia, 1t is sne ‘mounaed . . . ' Dr. B.’H. Whiting, president of th Baptist Convention, will ' preside. Amang those scheduled to speak are Dr. H. T. Gaskins, president, Bap- tist Ministers’ Conference; Dr. E. L. Harrison, director of the campaign; Dr, W. H. Jernagin, chairman of the _ board of trustees of the Washington Baptist Beminary, apd Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, executive secretary of the District of Columbia Baptist Convention. ‘The campaign will continue until May 26. reatest Furniture Buys! Streamline your boudoir in the season’s most accepted modern fashion sensation. Comprises bed, chest and choice of dresser or vanity with flowing waterfall tops. Constructed of beautiful walnut veneers on hard cabinet wood . . . Sim- mons coil spring, comfortable mattress, two feather pillows and two vanity lamps with matching shades also included. You'll love it on sight. 3 8-Pc. KROEHLER Living Room Ensemble COMPLETE For a well appointed I room of : ving enuine KROEHLER quality furnish- Two-piece suite of guaranteed g construction, tailored in service- able cotton tapestry . . . coffee and end tables, floor and table lamps, mirror and metal smoker. We urge your inspection and invite comparison at the price! No Money Down! 8-Piece Maple Bedroom Ensemble A flattering creation in glowing maple for the bedroom at a modest price. cludes bed, chest and choice of dresser or vanity in rich maple over solid tupelo construction . . . Simmons coil spring, komfy mattress, two feather pillows and a boudoir chair in colorful glazed chintz. Easy Credit Terms! Complete 12-Pe. One Room Studio Ensemble Completely Assembled! . . . Styled Cor- rectly! . . . Practical and Convenient! Comprising a handsome innersprin studio couch with metal arms and bac! that opens to a full double hed for night use . . . Balloon seat Cogswell chair, occasional chair, coffee and end tables, kneehole desk and chair, bridge and table lamps, smoker, mirror and magazine rack. No Money Down! e MUB 70 ard D 4