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A. G. MYERS - - - President Citizens National Bank - --TREASURER
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Gaston's Quota -- 133 Orphans at $60.00 each -- $7,980.00
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Gastonia 67
For Gaston CoMimiLy 6
Gastonia Has Subscribed Her Quota and Cared For Some of North
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The following points have most heartily accepted at
least the quota assigned them:
Gastonia 67, Belmont 12, Mount Holly 10, Besse
mer City 5, McAdenville 5, Stanley School 1.
33 Orphans are Yet
Unpledged
Mr. E. J. Rankin adopted TWO.
Mr. G. W. Ragan adopted TWO.
A score or more adopted ONE.
Send your check today to
MR. A. G. MYERS, Gastonia, N. C.
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A Starved, Half-Dead Armenian Child After
One Month in North Carolina Omhanage at
Trebizond.
Cramerton has provided for THREE.
High Shoals Campaign now on.
Mt. Holly and McAdenville to make Canvass Mon
day. Victory Mill $85.95; Dunn Mill $41.63.
We are expecting the Schools, Churches and Sunday
Schools to "PUT US OVER THE TOP."
Offering from Churches, February 19th.
Offering from Schools, February 24th.
Mass Meetings
Cherryville, Sunday night.
Dallas, Sunday night.
Lowell, Monday night.
Make Remittances to
MR. A. G. MYERS, Gastonia, N. C.
Wouldn't You Like For Your Money To Effect Such a Transformation?
EVERY INDIVIDUAL GIFT OF $60.00 SUPPORTS ONE ORPHAN FOR A YEAR AND INCREASES REPRESENTATIVE OFFERING FROM YOUR COM
MUNITY. "The Gaston Spirit" Is CO-OPERATION -County and Town All Together
Greater Loray MASS MEETING, Saturday, February 25th, 1922
THE GASTONIA DAILY GAZETTE
B. SILVERSTEIN & SONS
(Men's and Boy' Ready-to-Wear Clothing)
H. SCHNEIDER, Dry Goods and Clothing
(This Space Contributed By)
LEBOVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE
THE LEATHER SHOE STORE
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
(Men's and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear)
O'NEIL CO., Department Store
SHERMAN BROS.
IClothbif, Furnishing and Shoes)
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