The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
Organized in 1881 by Small Band Of
 Women to Aid Helpless.

The secretaries and their assistants who have served are as follows:
 Mesdames pr. Moses. o. !. Hausman. F. H. Warren. W. B. Ledyard. T. W. Hannon.I A. c. ockenden. T. l.. wili- cox. I. Pollak. J. H. Hardaway, O. H. Scott. S.. B Gordon, F H. Merritt Benjamin Gardner, Fannie Goodwin. I. A. Kirkpatrick. D. T. Ledyard, E. A. Bigeiow. s. $. Crittenden. c. L. Camp bell: Misses Pauline Hausman. Cecil Baldwin. Carrie Hammond. Acting as the organ of communication with the public these gifted women have weiid- ed the pen. infiamed the hearts and tn- spired thes gifts. for this worthy cause. Mesdames Hausman. Warren. Wiltcox and HardawRy, having rendered more continued service: the last mentioned served for three successive years and wrote the annual reports for two years when the secretaries were provfdential- ly hindered.
 The treasurers and assistants were. Mesdames M. A. Walker. D. O. Haus- man. IT. M. Bush. Frank Duncan. W O. Pope, W. H. Garside. Governor Watts. F. H. Clarke. M. c. Scott. H J. Baldwin. J. E. WorswiciS. c. Y Dove. E. K. Glazier. Misses Francis Grimm, Carrie Hammond and s. e, Follansbee. The treasurers are only six in number. Mrs. W. c. Pope leading
 
 guished officer. having been the cap able treasurer for twelve successive years, Mrs. Duncan for eight years and Mrs. II. M. Bush for six years.
 Work of the Trustees.
 The Trustees of the Association have always been noble and loyal workers. holding not only It's property but the consisting of: Mesdames W. D. Gra- ham. Rose J Noses. ! L.. Ware. C.. J. Hausman. H. M. Bush. M. D. Blob. l.. w. Grenviile. B. l.. Wyman. I. W. Eempie, M. A. Waller. E. K. Giazier, F. Duncan, Misses I. F. Foilansbee. L. C., Tyler, Mary Crommelin, Pauline Hausman, Mrs. D. A. Reynolds and Mrs. E. T. Meyer.
 The managers of the institution in- ciuded: Mesdames James Ware. T. B. Bethea, Governor Watts. H. M. Bush. J. W. Hardie. J. W. Durr. pr. Holt. J. c. Hurter, J. H. LAkin, Pfatt Slough. B. L. wyman, H. Tuliis, W. H. Garside. R. c. Paris, A. B. Woodfln, R. w. Of- futt. B. Bell. E. P. Morrissette. W. W. Waller. J. B. Gaston, E. Ledyard. Dr. Rousseau, L. Rosewaid. Frankfurter. B. Tatum. F. H. Warren. Shoemaker. T. J. Rutledge. Joseph Goetter. F. C. Randolph. H. M. Somersille. ". W. Burch, L. A. Grenville. c. c. Stead man. M Donald. R.-F. Ligon. D. Well. B. Wolff, F. A. Bigsiow. George B. Eager, E. T. Meyer. ]. O.. Tyson. N. Lobman, M. D. Bibb. H. stringfellow. Leon Well. P. M. Hastings. c. A. stern, J. M. Wiley, l. W. semple. T. W Hannon. J. A. Kirkpatrick. J. c. o'Connell, D. Blakey. D. Davidson. e. F. Moritz. M. D. Graham. W. L. Camp bell, R. E. Lutz, 8. c. Marks. c. B. McNeil, Nj. Sabel, R B. Enodgrass, J. L. Thompson. J. D. Worswick, J. ". Watts, M. D. Gay. Emily Meyer, ". E. Ledyard, Alex Rice. W. A. Gayle. L. II. Fiske. W. H. Thomas. J. s. Will cox. J. H. Hardaway. M. O. Stokes. !. B. Gaston, T. c. Jones. J.. R. Wing; Misses Hammond, Foliansbee. Annie Bell, Hausman, Wright. These noble women, always wise in their counsel. sound in their judgment and just in their decisions in the life and work of the association. Miss Follansbee and Mrs. Hurter have served on the Board of Managers from the inception to the present time.
 sisted of Mesdames Petrie. Ware, Bet hea, Watts. Bell Hardle, Bush Hurter. Waller, wyman. Duncan, Jackson, Ora ham, Ruthiedge, Boiling Screws Cas- ton Biglow, Hausman, Holmes, Cianton. Hardaway, Durr, Glazier, Watts Cobb Moritz and Misses Foilansbee, Durr. Notably among them has been the work of Mesdames Waller. Durr. Cohbs and Glazier, who have served for many years. always giving to the Assoeia- lion most accurate and reliable reports of the character and life of the .ap- plication for admission.
 The Committee on Supplies: Mes danes F. Duncan Hausman, Junius Riggs, Wyman. Wing, A. M. Allen. A. scheussler, Grenville, Beaie. Smith. GoIdtwaite, Hardaway, Robert Barber. L. H. Fiake, Worswick. 0ay, Scott. Burton. Emily F. Meyer. T. J. MAttox. D. M. Andrews. Miss M. D. Wright. The members of this ccmmittse neye given freely of their time and attention to the sick, needy and infirm; especially active has been Mrs. Duncan who has served on this committee for a num- Der of years.
 Comnnittee on Grounds and Repairs: Mesdames P. B. stratfrod. M. Griel. W. Gayle, Fowler J. IA. clis- by. B. Jones' D. T. Ledyard. Warren, Duncan. Hannon Fiske Hnrter. Trimble. Poiiak Moritz. IT. stringfelIow. R. Stringfeliow. J. v. smith. O. W. Waller. A M. Kennedy. Jackson, 0renvilie. Hausman Graham and Miss Cromelin Hurter The work of these ladies speaks for itself, the beautiful lawns and well tended flowers making the property very attractive to inmates members and visitors.
 In the records we find the names of thirty-nine true helpers. and to none Is the Association under, more obiiga- tons than to the physicians who have never failed to give skillful attention to the sick and with cheering words won from them confidence and gratitud The physicians who have served the Association are; Dra George P. Wal Ter. M. l.. Wood. Rush. B. R. Pearson J. R. Jordan, Glen Andrews. L. |. HiIl. F. c. Stevenson, W. F sadler, 8. I. Steiner. F, s. Mertens. M. H Tnttle,