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JIRS. TAl'F CIIARNESKI heads Ihp women's campaign for Community Chest, starting tomorrow. Slip is shown here is Ihc head
qtni'lei'5 "Red Feather" office in the Y center, hefore the desk of Sirs. Hubert Bridge, typist. In the background are, from left, Mrs.
Gcorse Bailey, Miss Joan Bcckman, Mrs. R. A. Brewer, Mrs. E. A. Goodnoiish and Miss Pat Taylor, busy with preliminary work.
Charts in the background will mark progress.
If the doorbell rings in the next few days, maiors under her, and there are 12 captains
probably it will be some woman of the noigh- assisting.
borhood calling to ask about a contribution to Hooding District 3, east of Willamette St. and
,He Cmm"y Chest. Monday ,sjhe acy wnen K R Thomnso .... , , Dailv.
the women s campaign starts, to cover the entire Mr5- Hprald a (jsborn, Mrs. U:oiyo liullat, Mrs.
residential district of Eugene and environs, to Stuart Martin, Mrs. Carl Hutlaker, Mrs. Everett
meet a quota of SI 1, COO. Davis, Mrs. Byron Elliott, Mrs. E. A. Goodnough
Under the general chairmanship of Mrs. and Mrs. W. S. Baldinger as maiors. There are
Tauf Charneski, scores of women will be work 16 captains working with them.
mg until the campaign ends Nov. 2. Mis. Irving A. lleuning is chairman of Dis-
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icuuy inufjfu, wwe iumu us (.i uubit, iui niaiK iriciuaing oaiiey nui. ner maiors are Mrs. Alton
mg aivisions in tins campaign. Mrs. 1. J. fuller Uwon, Mrs. Halph trazier, Mrs. Clay Baxter,
is chairman of District 1, the Santa Ciara-Hivei Mrs. E. E. Hoffman, and Ihcy have a crew of 18
Road area, and nortli of 11th St. Mrs. Roy S. captains.
Woodruff, Mrs. Paul Gray and Mrs. Jan Under these nearly 60 captains in all four
Hoogstad serve as majors under her, and over districts, there are block workers; whose num-
13 captains. bers really total up. But as Mrs. Charneski has
Chairman of District 2 is Mrs. Charles G. said, the only way to be successful in a Com-
Mollieri hers all the territory north of the river munity Chest campaign is for everyone to work
in the Willakenzie area. Mrs. Austin John, Mrs. for complete coverage. Alter all, il serves us
Charles Campbell and Mrs. O. C. Burkhart are all, she says.
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SALVATION' ARMY Is one of the agencies aided by Community Chest funds. In which women are deeply interested.
Shown above are ."Mrs. Charles G. MoIIier, chairman of District 'I, rifiht foreRrounrt. talking to Mrs. Jan MooRslad at Salvation
Army annex. In backcround, members of the Home League arc at work, scwine for Christmas boxes and for the White Shield
Home. From left, they are Mrs. Dale Isom, Mrs. C. L. Fanning. Mrs. Newton Whitcis, Mrs. Clifford an Schoiack, Mrs. red
Vaughan and Mrs. Edward Crabtree.
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CANCER EDUCATION is carried on In Eugene by means of films shown for women's organi
zations. Mrs. Darwin Gillespie, Eugene nurse, kneeling before the movie machine, shows the
films, under the auspices of the Oregon Division of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Willis
Warren, chairman of District 3 In the Chest residential campaign, holds the film container. Red
Feather funds support this work.
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v Trn. , , hifh fhnnl cirls. is another Chest-aided agency favored
Morris, Dora Shelley. Jo Ucleston anil Mrs. I. K- "'- "
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GIRL SCOl'TS. another Red Feather agency, are dear to the hearts of women, and hundreds or women are actively en
gaged as adult leaders in I. an:- County. Mrs. Irving A. llenniiig. chairman of District 4 in the drive for Chest fund, is
one of these. She is slunn -c standing beside Mrs. Janet Slut, Girl Scout executive director for Lane County, In the
lalter's office. At far ' ' Margaret Lemon, Intermediate Scout, and ut right is Mary Ann Watson, a Itrownle.