The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-26
LESSONS ON HYGIENE AND CLEAN
 LlNEsS PART OF WORK.

East Lake orphanage, in sending two morphine habitues to the reform school in Nashville, Tenn, and placed five children in school by providing them with books and clothing
 Miss Forsman grasps every opportunity to teach lessons of hygiene to emphasize the value of cleanliness and she teaches many ignorant women how to prepare simple meals, and how their families may be properly nourished at even small cost.
 But while the work already covers a wide field it is proposed to enlarge it by the addition of another nurse in district work
 In the coming year it is hoped that the District Nurses association, composed of the Graduate Nurses association and the auxiliary, will put another nurse in the field for general work and later a nurse for the public schools, who will examine ailing children and prevent contaglon.
 Co-opera ting with the District Nurses association the coming year will be the members of the old Hillman hospital board, which is an incorporated body. It has fund at its disposal and has decided to take up district work among the negroes The board will conduct this work with suggestions from the associa- tion, and in this way the work will benefit hundreds that could not otherwise be reached for lack of facilities.
 
 work gets well unaer way in Birming ham, district nursing will be a part of its system, A branch of the work that Is now considered as indispensable as it's nights schools its free kindergartens, it's gymnasium. II playerounds.
 The District Nurses association is grate- full to the United Charities for constant cooperation and interest in the work is shown by the following donations, in excess of what WAS anticiDafed
 While this list is not complete 1t shows that contributions to the work have come from many sources
 Under the head of donations, the asso- citation acknowledges gifts from the fol- lowing:
 Mrs J. H. Hoadley, United Charities, Five Points Methodist church, Southside Baptist church, St. Pauls, St. Mary's church, Mrs. Joe Loveman, Mrs. Mar garet Evans, Mrs. George B. Kelley, Mrs. Henry Badham, Mrs. w. D. Smith, Mrs. Bruce Brewer, Kings Daughters, Mrs Steiner MT. Frank Nelson, Jr., Mrs. Mooring, Mrs. Fred Dimmick, pr. c. Will son, Mrs. c. M. Walker, Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. Weakley, Mrs. John Raul, Mrs John L. Parker Mrs. Samson, Mrs E. J. Bryan, Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs. Exun1. Mrs. Kinney. Mrs. Shook, Mrs. J. D. S. Davis, Mrs. John H. Well
 
 ter Mrs. H H. Goldstein Mrs. s. s. Smith, Mrs. Mccormack. Mrs. ". c. Agee, Miss Louise Walker, Mrs. F. H. Crockard, Maj. A. de Valcourt, Mrs. Col Her, Mrs. Massey, Miss Williams. Mrs. Samuel Earl, Miss Rowley, Mrs. w. W. French, Mrs. William Redd, Mrs John London, Mrs. Fred Shepherd, Mrs. Will Mabry General Clark Mrs. E. M. Dur ham, Miss Clara Adler, Mrs J. M. Mason, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Woodward, MT. Bow den Mrs. Pool Mrs. Obyrne, A. friend; Hillside Dairy, Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Doster- -Northington, Parkers Drug Co.,, Golfers Drug Co.,, Gum Drug Co.,, Pat ton-Pope Drug Co.,, Mrs. Well, Mrs. Leo Steiner, Mrs. White, Mrs. Meyer. MT. L. M Moses, Commercial Printing Go.
 The association also acknowledges the kind assistance of the following doctors who have answered calls:
 Dr. Cunningham Wilson, pr. Cameron, Dr. Carl Fox. Dr. Presley, Dr. Whelan, Dr. Randy, Dr. LeVeene, Dr. Harrison, Dr. Gibbs, Dr. Annie Robinson, Dr. Watts, pr. Hefin. pr. Rogers. Dr. Tor renee, pr. Prince, Dr. Ransom, Dr. James McLester, Dr. Crawford Johnson.