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Show I -UU jCHARITY WORK BY CENTRAL BOM Plans for establishing an organized charity association wore outlined at a banquet given by the Ogden Ministerial Min-isterial association last night at the borne of Mrs. George Craig. 539 Twenty-third street Rev. F. G Brainerd made a speech in which he outlined a plan followed with marked success in other cities and urged piompt action The purpose of organized charities ,is to combine all charitable organizations organiza-tions under one head and centralize the work A central office Is provided pro-vided through which all organizations organiza-tions interested in charities, such as churohcR-- lodges, or business men, will do their cbant work A com- ' petent man Is in charge of the central . office and is paid a salary By establishing a central office, all j promiscuous charity would be done J " away with . All monev expended ' would go in the right direction and would mean a early sating to many men and Institutions which are often imposed upon. Parties seeking help from lodges, churches or other organizations or-ganizations are sent to the central office where their cases are investigated investi-gated and the impostors are sent away while the worthy receive aid. j Each pastor invited five laymen from his congregation to attend the banquet last night The pastors present pres-ent were F. G Brainerd. Congregational Congrega-tional church; F. V. Fisher, Methodist Metho-dist Episcopal church: J. E. Carver, Presbyterian church, W. W Fleetwood, Fleet-wood, Episcopal church. A. F. Wit-teuborger, Wit-teuborger, Central Presbyterian, and H D Zimmerman of the Baptist church. |
