The National tribune., 1896-04-09

Cad Mr. Kepner. writing of Sarah Meth, says:
"Though member of the Loyal Home Work
ers but a short time, / find her very loyal and
earnest. She has lived all her life in Independ-
ence, Iowa. and for four years past has been an
attendant at the hospital. She is fond of read
ing. and anything that tends to self-improve-
ment; is a member of the Christian Endeavor
and Epworth League; Of sunny disposition, and
always the same charming girl. She is fair, of
medium hight; eyes blue aud hair light
brown"
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
HEADQ,Rs LH.W.
sST.-LoUIs, March %, 1896.
Orders, Mop.
Series 1896. i.
j. The following Assistant Secretaries are
hereby announced; members OF the several
States will please note:
California, VIII p. Martsch, Angel Island !;
Connecticut, fRolln S. Jones, Torrington !;
Georgia, Dora Davis, Beaumont; Illinois, Anna
O. Gardner, hrcola; Indiana, Matte Elliott,
Greensburg: Iowa, Victor Crosthwaite, West
ern Normal College, Shenandoah; Kansas, Mrs.
Estclia Edgeconbe. -Philiipsburg; Massachu-
setts Simeon Williams -Saugus; Nebraska,
Retta Hageman, Seward; New Hampshire,
Mabel c. Giddings, Thornton's Ferry; New
Jersey. Iuella Monks, Newfoundland; New
York, Carrie arnold, Roundout; Ohio, Frank
McAlurray, Canton; Oregon, Elsie Brayton,
Ely; Pennsylvania, Loui Stockton, 1901 Chris
tian ST., Philadelphia Tennessee, L. c. Searcy |;
Vermont. Leonora Rivers, Bristol; Wisconsin,
Henry Bucben. Sheboygar.
ii. Secretaries will enter upon their duties
in their respective States and render assistance
to the Secretary when called upon to do so.
Secretaries holding over. in accordance with
Orders No. ], and not mentioned in section No.
of these orders, are hereby relieved.
This announcement is made to promote a
4 clearer understanding of reappointmcnts and
| new appointments. For the States not men,
toned there are no Assistant Secretaries at the
present time Suggestions are in order If
| any of the appointed named cannot serve, they
will please notify the Secretary at once.
III. The Chairman OF the Standing Commit
tee having comp leted the same said Committee
are hereby announced Historic, Z. c. Searcy,
Chairman, Haley, Tenn; Bertha Schupp, Kan
sas.; Henry Buchen, Wisconsin. Progress, M.
Dell Adams, Chairman, Ayersville, o.; Finley
Morrow, Tennessee; Lillian Foster, Minnesota.
Benefit, Alice Putnam Chairman, Fredonia, N.
Y; Geo. L. Wells. Nebraska; Annie l.. Viii.
iiams, Massachusetts.
". The progress of the Inv is steady.
and its growth is certain. Each mem Der is ex-
pected to obtain al least one new member dur
ing the year. Application blanks inclosed in
| letters to members should he put to good use
| in securing members. The names of applicants
are published in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
about two weeks after receipt of application.
By order of
KATE b. SHERWOOD, President.
Attest: AMOS /. SEAMEN, Secretary.
ACTIVE MEMBERS I.H.w.
M. Dell Adams, Chairman of the Committee
on Progress. is member of the Committee on
Patriotic Teaching of Bishop Corps. Defiance
and Delegate TO Department Convention
which meets in Columbus. May 10.
National Chaplain Frank McMurray. the
Ohio Secretary L.H.W is arranging for an
L.HW Reunion at Columbus when the GAR
aud W.RC. meet in May.
APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP.
Report No. 10.
If no protest is made to the admission of the
following applicants for membership in the
L. w. within one week from date, they will
be enrolled 10 accordance with c., X. and r.:
Dora M. Howe, Sanford Mich.
Irene KAISER, Auburn. n. ID.
In mailing membership cards writing let
tiers the Secretary incloses in each one or two
application blanks.
Ii is expected that the member receiving
such blanks will make an earnest effort to
secure at least one new member. Let every
memb Der pledge him or herself to obtain one new
application this year. We are doing well but
Progress is our motto, and we always do
better. AMOS L. SEAMAN.