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sum was contributed by mail, but the vast majority of donors (4%) made their gifts through the door-to-door workers.

The co-ordinator of these volunteers was Mrs. Mary J. Jordan of Flint Hill who brought in 222 members and more than $624 herself. Another outstanding volunteer was Mrs. Roberta Jackson of Boston who brought in 169 members and in excess of $525.

The remaining members were enrolled by the following workers:

Mrs. Rachel Aylor, Mrs. Marilyn Bailey, Mrs. Charlotte Freeman, and Mrs. Mable Glasker of Washington; Mrs. Bessie Grigsby of Sperryville; Mrs. Mary Lee Frye of Huntly.

“It is hoped that people who

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