Transforming Human Waste

ADVISORY BOARD Into Human Worth ; ADVISORY BOARD
Roger M. Williams, Pres. t Chancellor E. H. Lindley
~ Richard B. Stevens, Vice-Pres. Th Sal ft i. George Lowman
T. J. Sweeney, Jr., Treas. E al v a 0 n m y Frank M. Hollida
(WILLIAM BOOTH, Founder) y
Marjorie Dietrich, Secretary Al Green
Dr. Lyle S. Powell Capt. and Mrs. Olin Brigman Charles E. Louk
George A, Mills Officers in Charge we
729 VERMONT ST. PHONE 633 WALTER A. SCHAAL
LAWRENCE, KANSAS General Campaign Chairman

Oetober 6, 1956

Dear Friend:

Once each year about this time it becomes necessary for the
Salvation Army to appeal to the Citizens of Lawrence for funds with
which to carry on its Spiritual, Character building, and Charitable
work for another twelve months.

A campaign for funds will be made in Lawrence the week of
October 10th. The minimum budget necessary to enable the Army to
function efficiently is $2,400.

The work of the Salvation Army in our community is outstanding.
Throughout the depression they have been aiding families in an ef-
fort to be self-sustaining, lending assistance in emergencies by
giving temporary relief, thus preserving the morale and self-
respect of the unfortunate.

In other years the larger part of the load has been carried by
downtown business men. This year, with an increase in the budget, a
larger group must share in this work. Hence members of the Univer-
sity staff and employees are asked to accept a share of this re-
sponsibility by making individual contributions on or before next
Wednesday, October 13th, and by sending them to the undersigned at
201 Green Hall. Make checks payable to the Salvation Army.

I thank you in advance for your kindly consideration of this
matter and trust that I will have the pleasure of receiving a do-
nation from you in keeping with your appreciation of the oe
work being done by the Salvation Army in Lawrence.

Very sincerely yours,

~P. W. Viesselman

In charge of University Campaign