Vital Military Value: Wilson Letter to Fosdick
President Woodrow Wilson writes to Raymond Fosdick, praising the seven volunteer organizations aiding troops at home and overseas. He emphasizes their work with YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, American Library Association, War Camp Community Service, and Salvation Army as essential to sustaining morale and training through the united war work campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
National Catholic War Council
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
War Camp Community Service
Salvation Army
Wilson
Carroll
Boykin Building
Buford Boykin S. R. J. J
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Minimum goal teams in drive for United War Work Campaign
The week of November 11 to 18 marks the United War Work Campaign with the Young Men’s Christian Association and War Camp Community Service aided by the American Library Association. Publicity and speakers committees, led by F. Hyatt and E. Steed, list local towns and team captains across Barrow, Bowdon, Whitesburg, Villa Rica, Sand Hill, Temple, and nearby districts, aiming to reach the $170,500,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR F. Hyatt
C. K. Henderson
Barrow
Bowdon
B. Speer
Whitesburg
J. &. Hudson
Villa Rica
Roop
Roopville FE
Richards
Sand Hills
L. Connell
Temple J. J
Thomasson C. A
Meeks
Carroll County War Work Campaign Teams and Leaders
A list of district war work teams for Carroll County with captains and members. Includes Flint Corner, Kansas, Newton, Fairplay, New Metrio, Smithfield, Whitesburg, Ville Rice, Cross Plains, Temple, Shiloh, Temple, Bowden, Hulett, Moree, Victory, Westview, and other districts. Also notes Carroll County Central Committee officials and officers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
White House
Washington
My Dear
Mr. Fosdick
Wou
Raymond B. Fosdick
United War Work Campaign
United Campaign
Woodrow Wilson
Commission On Training Camp Activities
Weahington, D. C
E. T. Steed
W. J, Millican
B. F. Boykin
W.T. Hamby Otis Barrow
T. J. Branson
C. E. Roop Willis Smith
County Line Dist
W. J. Richards
Mat Brown
Henry Houseworth
H. C. Wilson
C. G. Camp
James McAlister Penn Capps
Mandeville Dist
Leon Hood
B. Duncan
O. F. Lambert
Tyus Dist
W. P. Cumby
T. N. Davis
WJ. Brook R
B. Hoters
G. W. Moore
Carroll County
United War
Flint Corner
R. A. Lively
Virgil Bailey Isaac Thompson
O. P. Johnson
Kansas
Fairplay Dist
C. F
Garst
New
Metrio Dist
D. W. H. Benford
J. P
Kent J. M. Cater
Traylor E
Thornton
Smithfield Dist
Warren
J. T, McKibbon
J.C
Styles P. T
Eason
George Tant
Whitesburg Dist
J. B. Speer
S. Crews T
J. Jones
Watkins T
Jackson C
Jones
Carroll County Central Committee
J. M. Dodd
A. Lyle
HYATT
E. F. Steed
H. O
Lovvorn
H. BR. Adams
Mes
Ruth Kramer
W. T. Hamby
J. Parash
C. T. Ivey
C. Eb, Smith
W. 8
Henderson
Carrollton Dist
J. A
Ville Rice
A. Connaly
J. H. Hudson
R. H. Howell
W. B. Candler, Jr
Felix Williams
J.T. Hixon
Robert Willoughby
A K. Henderson
Treas
Eorge
Harper
Henry Pope
J. H. Kilgore
W. H. Camp
G. N. McLarty
W. H. Gilea
Martin Hamrick
Thor. A. Jordzn
W. O. Pope
J. M. Moore
G. W. Clegg J, E. Connor
Powell Br. J
Powell
Cross Plains Dist. Texm
H. Hassetter
D. M. Boatright
W. Jones J. L. Williams
Sticher
Shiloh Dist
L. L. Robinson
W. W. Smith
Wicka
Hoarn
Rooprille
J. L. Veal
Cant
P.P. Staples WT
Freel HE. J
Scriptia B
Koop
Clem Dist
L. Holloway
E. L. Phillis
Glandacy Gee
W. Davesport
M. Fuller
E. D. Jones
Bowden Dist
J. W. Barrow
Bob Jackson
T. Johnson
Hulett Dist
L .King
W. K. Barton R
H, Heuajee
B.C. McLendon
Harry Kidigg
Victory Dist
Tewm
Lee Morgan
G. W. Tisloger C. A
Broek A
D. Tyxoq
Westview
Wynn
Pige T. Willamson
Turkey Creek Dist
H. H. Morrin
H. M. Bargeat
T. E. Bartlett
A. L. Mowen
C. Q. Martia
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