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ncESi!West Com -; the Rev. stor. 9:30 a.a. m., ser-^uty Aboutit’s Tnade-ming of the on s . R. W. partment of nior eolle^e ity and Turn recently,the Young o study of iv World/’ h, and Mary ect the In-p. m., wo-all be in id will holden. Moviesing in par-Yfovie Made ames For-p. m. the meet withRED CROSS OFFICERS NAMEDNEED FOR VOLUNTEER WORKERSPOINTED OUT BY REVTINSLEYFULLERTON. Oct. 14.—“There appear to be reasons forbelieving more need will be presented for emergency relief this winter than ever before, and since that is the primary object of American Red Cross, we are calling dividual to become a volunteer worker that people served this winter,” the Rev.for every inbemayGeorge Tinsley, pastor of Ful-!lerton Christian church, last night elected chairman of theFullerton Red Cross committee, said this morning.The election was held at the city hall, where Mrs. Gus Leander was elected secretary and GlennRetiring of-Wade, chair-Sfcory Coltrin, Fuller, treas-t Common-e Rev. E, 9:30 a. m.,5tone, gen-a.. m., wor-choir, “At ter,” withthe winter’sarranged toGossett, treasurer, fleers are Willi am man: Mrs. Clarissa secretary, and Fred urer.Tn arranging for work, the city has move headquarters for Red Cross to the Unemployed association headquarters, where is being provided, three small partitioned-offrooms, and where Mrs. O. B. . ;is will care for the city wel-and Miss » tare and the Red Cross work, g leading while the Unemployed associationand commissary will function as usual.In arranging the work for the winter, the Rev. Mr. Tinsley and his officials last night appointed persons in each district included in the Fullerton territory to be in charge of electing one member of the community as a director on Red Cross, and will call a meeting of those directors for October 26 at the Fullerton city hall. E. McDonald was appointed at Brea, E. R. Walker, Yorha Linda; Stuart St rath am, Placentia; H. A. Randall, La Habra; Mrs. Roda-baugh, Buena Park, and Mrs. Prid-dv, Cypress.by pas-Children;'*1 service; Hoffman; le’s meet-ihp; song *wis; ser-by the by quar-ay at 6:30 the Wom-society, mith, 128 red dish 30 a. m.,*y society,i Turner; rs. A. S. ion. “AThe officers met this morning in Fullerton to plan means of distributing information to the outlying communities, and to try to assist in arranging community meetings at each place, with the assistance of the appointee in each community, to elect a director and alternate.The Red Cross drive for funds will open November 11.In connection with the workaccomplished in northern Orangecounty by the Red Cross last year, it is a matter of record that IS,401 barrels of flour, or 1,800,000 pounds of flour were given out during the short session of distribution, in addition, the committee gave out 26,505 yards of cloth, made and gave out, withassistance of many organizations in making, 921 % dozen, or 10,050 garments; gave away 183 dozen or 2196 sweaters, .and 450 blankets and comforts. Mrs. O. B. Evans, in charge of distribution, said that she checked out, and back again, on goods and garments, and found no unfair play, or shortage.That this work could be duplicated, or even enlarged, is the opinion of Mrs. Evans and all assistants in the work, as they compare the situation last year with this year at this time.rs. E—iftof Lights given bygroup; atIFITHFBSBREAD.FULLERTON, C ing considerable s fensively and defC. Cruickshank’s11 igh school Ind iai Don g 1 a s’ Whittier fonding Foothill !e7 to 0, at Whittle A re prese nt ati ve ed the Braves die* lority ir. all depc game, yet hold check, as Covina e stands. Fullerton next week in theireli mina t ion con test While they thre in both first and it wa« not until tl that the Indians for thefr score af A 29-yard end aHarold (Weasel) 81this drive, which ‘ Joe Herbert can over from the one-Miller converted or Whittier was g' chance when Sam on the 12-yard lan ton front ranks 1and Herbert was aof danger.With Gordon JaJwith a side injur husky lineman, waip or tun ity at the p ing Francis Leuhrn Statist) caj t a b 1 os lerton’s superiority Foothill league ri\ made eight first202 yards from scrii 40 yards through j j Whittier made tw«XT £
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Santa Ana, California, US
Sat, Oct 14, 1933
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