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[7] Report daily at Campaign office. [8] Do not ask Campaign office to take reports by telephone. [9] Do not accept refusal on first call or leave subscription cards. Make arrangements for a second call. [10] If refused, take the disappointment good- naturedly. Sometimes people change their minds later, if not antagonized. [11] Soliciting is most successfully done by groups of two. [12] The pledge card must be in the handwriting of the contributor. [13] Questions may be freely asked of the work...ers at the Campaign office.
(f) Campaign folders.
Five suggestive outlines: [1] Warren, Pennsylvania.
(Outside. ) BE INFORMED.
What was done in 1913.
How will you help in 1914? (Inside and back cover. ) Budget for year 1914.
Departmental work.
Facts of interest to you.
[2] Springfield, Ohio. (Outside. ) Facts of Interest to Every Springfield Citizen. Budget Campaign.
Publicity Week for the Y. W. C. A. Date. (Inside and back cover. ) Introduction.
42 Estimated budget for 1914.
Facts that tell what we have done during one year.
What to read after Association Finance?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[7] Report daily at Campaign office. [8] Do not ask Campaign office to take reports by telephone. [9] Do not accept refusal on first call or leave subscription cards. Make arrangements for a second call. [10] If refused, take the disappointment good- naturedly. Sometimes people change their minds later, if not antagonized. [11] Soliciting is most successfully done by groups of two. [12] The pledge card must be in the handwriting of the contributor. [13] Questions may be freely asked of the work...ers at the Campaign office.
(f) Campaign folders.
Five suggestive outlines: [1] Warren, Pennsylvania.
(Outside. ) BE INFORMED.
What was done in 1913.
How will you help in 1914? (Inside and back cover. ) Budget for year 1914.
Departmental work.
Facts of interest to you.
[2] Springfield, Ohio. (Outside. ) Facts of Interest to Every Springfield Citizen. Budget Campaign.
Publicity Week for the Y. W. C. A. Date. (Inside and back cover. ) Introduction.
42 Estimated budget for 1914.
Facts that tell what we have done during one year.
What to read after Association Finance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Geary to read onlineMoreLess
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