Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 17

Ptynews SunflnenbuntsBeralil society I WACO TEXAS SUNDAY OCTOBER 12 1 947 Seven Divisions of Community Chest Workers Start Monday Red eather Services Convert Your Dollars Into Human Happiness Through Year Round Program in Waco B4 VTbIBBBSIBbB hBx £BwUk BkebIBb wbc risB 1 SH Br Jn Wb JB 1 yTIMggg pspfq Sgb 4J MQMHKjt'BBSBiB wip JW I aMilf i'i''l if BS I 1 MBI fxx 1 ii 'g Mw aBEMIIMSillMWjiMM BB JIBBBBBBbBBbB fer'k jrflHEBaSIHH ABBbLBBEH BKMBHMhbMBBBBnnniinnBMBBBnB vQBBmiiiiiiMiflBBBiX rBfiBBBHIBBBH BBBKr jnHMamHmivMM lr B9C JBH0iBBHrv 4r'4itvBBBMIMlBI9 1 WrLXJSMkJWW Sja AB BMB WwBiBB kd it 'ZTit IW 'iftnrTCiiBMB BCTBBBlSES6Wwhy7Tiiy y4X xT'PvBpB PHBpBMB SII3j9B3XSi KJH iBIBBHMIBItsKBiRia XMaik 3V BEKW'uBflrEs ''MBtKXUHKak Jik nHBBBHMBBEES iwjSIvaiEgEwliyfe BSAAaABdiBlBDBNIB jkBiBIKffsl Hwk EBBSIi a rtf JnM Tivu 18 Appeals in 1 WVmt ClkM had without homes Employe Division Will and in raise Chest cam rlnrh atm hr a meat lat the Warn Commaaltjr Teeling is to stmt ing Walter Evcry cinployr meetings nnd avail them selves this sees lee" Hntch snifl telephoning me nt f3 or the Army Cars Will Deliver Many Red eather Kits Salvation Array nperatta at the Jo hair Perot Citadel oarth Street aad Webster Aveaae At the left la the aiiddle row of pictures we pre seat a aieetiap of the Horae league a organliatloa of Salvation Array Mrs William Stevenson wife of the rommandlnp officer Is shown standlmr gl Ing new Information on the project of sendina parrels overseas League leader Mrs Mary Rodgers and her as slstant Mrs Keth Kilis are shown seated in the foreground rares for rhildren temporarily until some plans are made for them Women or kern on Radio With Red eather Message Two special event for women worked in th 1917 Wnco Community Chest campaign are sched uled this wreck: Tuesday 10:15 a Mary Holliday will inter view Mesdames Walter King Hoss Sams A Rowland and Sirs Robert Armstrong on th campaign as a featurn of her radio program over Station HAIO A meeting of team captains in the Home Division at tho Salvation Army Citadel Thursday has been called by Mrs Trice colonel and Mesdames William Raine and Ernest Johnson lieutenant colonels at which time the captains will rereite their instructions A pilgrimage to the following Red eather agencies will be conducted: Evangelin Home Joyee Stamps Day Mnrsery Warn ItnYs Club amt Ware Girls Club Heard nf directors nf Waco Girls Club Mrs Ie Davis president will The children Mhown romping nt the play ground of Kvangrlia Home center range in age from 2 to 9 years and are given a balanced daily program of physical emotional recrea tional and religious rare This Community Chest agenry enables parents who otherwise could not work to leave their youngsters in good hands while earning a living Besides the kindergarten and day nursery Ivangeiia Home yesterday Walter added our eje on the who I nm sure ith their salaries nrrtinarv Amn mvr reasonable and fair to the Community ramemnian lie toured nine of Byfc very Waco Worker Is Aim If exerv employed person Waco Rave one cent for each of the 3G5 days in the year the Employe Division of the 19 Waco Community Chest campaign would raise its quota of $20000 without effort said George Walter division chairman course vse II hav cxccut ives will be glnd to subscribe in nc cordance But for the ordinary employe $3 fi5 is a reasonable and fair donation Walter pointed out that in stead of having 18 campaigns cx'ery year to support the agen cies now' grouped under tho Waco Community Chest the 18 appeals in one is an efficient time saving method of making the money go farther "Everyone should be proud to wear me roa teniner this said "Everybody Benefits body Seven divisions of workers start' their solicitations a week ahead nf time Monday morning in the 1917 Waco Community Chest cam I paign to raise $1 10000 for the IS Jtcd eather agencies whose bene fits reach out to every Waco citi 1 zen Army Helping Campaign A Row land general chairman of the 1917 drive said that George Walter and his Employe Divi sion will be in tin spotlight Mon I day thanks in no small measure to the Army Recruiting Of fire The alert Capt Daniel I Thomas is furnishing his statf equipped with nutos to deliver woiking kits to 218 firms coveted hv Walter's division The jeeps will loll out luight mid early with Army personnel and Boy Scouts aboard Walter aked that his team I members be on the watch for tbe kit I Waco labor unions are working' ith the Employe Division Walter i announced Central lalior Council has appointed Lee Montgomery chairman of its Community Chest committee Serving with him will he rank Roberson isher i Reneau and Dave Meers Jr Speakers Stand Ready Roy Hatch chairman of the Speakers Bureau for the Chest 1 drive said his speakers stand ready to talk workers at any firm "Wa hop many concerns will hold drrn operates under the Community Chest pro gram at 133 Ivy Street raring for rhildren vv hose parents nrr at work The nttrndnnts Mrs I Hunt nnd Miss A 'ridn) snj they liopr rrarh a large number homes yet untouched with the message that small youngsters are better off at Joyce Stamps Day A'ursery than left at home unattended Mrs Thrnns a visiting mother also is shown In the picture IVaro Cluh 1311 Clay Avenue is a bee hive of activity around the dock and around the calendar One of the many resources available to its lively young members Is shown at bottom right as an instructor demonstrates operation of an automatic drill in the BC workshop to Alvis Bwain Stephens Stephens Clyde Garner Garth Baker and Howard Garner Com munity Chest money helped to huy the drill Older hoys from Kvangelia Hme spend part of their supervised activity at Waco Club Mrs Sammle Rankin director of McLen nan County Association for the Blind is shown lower renter helping Glare supervise Rob ert Shrelber Mrs Betty Britton Lydia Schrei ber and Jack Melton at the Work Shop for the Blind 301 Washington Avenue The skilled hands of these and other blind persons perform a variety of useful work including carding and packaging toy spurs for a local concern Waco Humane Society chartered in to Insure the welfare of human brings and animals carries on with Community ('best support an extensive educational program directed by Miss Beulah I Duncan chairman of the educational committee It cares for sick and in jured animals and takes action in cases of neglected or abused human beings In the pic ture at lower right three rhildren show their fondness for a dog at the Animal Shelter near the Circlet Photos by Jinunle Willis Enrly Start to Seek Big Share of Quota I Community Chest nt 1868 it is pos siblc to secure a speaker On the bureau are Irby Chrruth Judge McDaniel Judge Joe Hale George Rohan Rev Thomas Gallaher Hilton Howell Paul Harrup Phil Henry Rogers Employe Division $20000 rnmnuinilv paign with door to door canvass officially opens a week from Mon day and the $140000 Is expected I to be assured by Oct 31 These AIM Beginning Other groups beginning their work tomorrow will be the S(ecial Central Committee bended bv Russell Cox with quota of $40000 the Men's Central Com mittee headed by aiming for $300t0 Women's Cen tral Committee led by Mrs Walter King with a goal of $8500 Doc tors under Dr Collins ex pected to bring in $3000 Dentists headed by Dr Joe Cook and on the line for $1500 Bavlor Uni versity' solicitors led by Dr Carroll on a goal of $2000 Vet erans Administration under Dr Harry Rubin and assigned $5000: public schools directed by Mrs Ross Sams nnd Mrs Sidney Dob bins I co ulglium lending the Chain Store Division toward a goal of Sw COMMUNITY CHEST Page 9 ur week IS ngvnricv with iutdrurlioniv Io come back with noma evidence that dollars are being converted into human happlneev and well being A )u ran are in the picture nn Ihfa pnge the earn fa tn a perfect nerr We rear nt thin photographic essay toduy hcrnuM large num ber of nett citizens will he contacted begin ning Moixliij replenlnh the supply of dl larv whfrh make pide the very excellent gning on depleted above starting In the upper left corner we give you flrt Mart tirh I lul where the follow ing young girl are hhown combining home and handcraft a part of the club alm to produce UMful citizen and happy home I ji Verne and flytee Hick Marjorie and Barbara Thorn Shirley and Vvonne Roger Milrley McCune Sadie luvlr Gwendolyn Haynea Geraldine Hye Jo Ann Smith Sandra Hrooka Dorothy nnd Veda Bile Dori Brod Dorothy Wltf Margaret and Ruth McAfee Sue Garner Jo Ann Bailey Jackie Brook lop center are Mr Helen Carroll Hunt executive secretary of United Charities secre tary and able in a eae conference I'nited Charities render counseling service on faml ly and Individual problem Helping people to help themlvr require sympathy respect and confidence all abundantly evidenced in the work of I hl Important Community Chest agency To rare for elderly ladies the Home Associ ation maintains a residence at 700 Aorth Nine teenth Street Standing In the picture are Mra Hoa ltrhugh All Willie Gladney Mrs Sarah ate Airs Mary Durle Mrs Mary Todd Mrs Lucile Coyle Mrs Hallie Schmid matron and Mr Laura ore Scaled are Mrs Mannah Perry Mr Louise Clarke Mis Belle Trent Miss Beulah Lewry and Mrs Kate Humphrey One of the beet known Chest agencies Is the ir 1 nB a BSEBSBSSK I 1 I 1 SLfsv I UR htff cB A WB MMBr I li ill Ek i 9 STr Hi Hl bx xjB aJBbiB II flBBBrBA wl IE zjl jt'llBI 9 i Community Bi: 11' 41 OvT BB 1 'lB 4 Bb 'B BBpWwW I IBBr ik Wl MMMHSBBBBMMBMMHBBHBBBBBBHBBBBBBBHBBBBHBBBBBMBBBMMBBBBBBNn 'X ft SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSMSi.