Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
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PHoENIX. Oct. 21-The Florence crittenton home for girls has open ed it's fall work with renewed energy the board having been reorganized and many new plans made for the furtherance of the work.
 The board of control now stands as follows: Henry c. Yaeger. presi- dent, residence 126 x. sixth street; Eugene Brady ONeill. vice president; Vernon L. Clark. secretary and treas mer, 14-1s Wall street; Roy Goodrich. Mrs. A. F. Jones. John W. Forney. Judge J. H. Langston. The associate board is composed only of ladies. Of which Mrs. Matte L. Banks, TOT " Washington street. is president; Mrs. It. c. Toney. vice president and chair man of the purchasing committee; Mrs. W. w. Cook. s41 \. Fifth street. secretary and treasurer; Mrs. A. w. Chipperfield. chairman. of the domes- tic committee: Mrs. Minnie F. Wright. chairman of devotional committee, and Mrs. Louis Melczer. chairman of the advisory committee.
 Those interested in the work feel much gratified at the selections made for the new members on the board and feel that greater success for this work ii= e==.zs55sl sd The home now shelters number of girls who enjoy it's protection. teachings and home comforts through the generosity of the people of Phoenix and other friends throughout the territory The Crittenton home work is familiar to every resident of Phoenix because of the wonderful work that it has done in this city during the past 1S years, having sheltered many home less girls. caring for those that were ill adopting and sending to school , the orphans and bringing to bear every influence to save the fallen. President Roosevelt said of this work: q wish you all possible success with your work for l have long felt <, that there was a peculiar claim for philanthropic work on behalf of our girls. Under our social system they pay so heavy a penalty for any wrong-doing that l can conceive of no more worthy work than that of institutions such as the one under your management
 And this is now the opinion of the people of Phoenix, that there is a crying need for this work. home to shelter any helpless, destitute or fall en girl The home has in many cases fulfilled the lack of an orphan age in the city and has now one or plan girl which it has been sending to our public schools for five years, It has also been a hospital for sick | penniless girls who come to It's shel- ter for care It has kept nume,ou2
 girls who failed to find employment here and placed them in good homes or found them employment to which | they were best suited. It has re i ceiyed those girls from the jails who did not know where they would go
 when released from their punish jment.. Those contributing to this
 work have felt their reward in the results of the work they have seen
 accomplished.
 Those who have been interested in
 the home and have had it under theii
 management are deeply grateful to
 all who have been contributing to its
 welfare and who have been making
 the work possible.
 Many plans are being laid to in
 sure the further good of this worl
 and 1t is believed that the Crittentor ; home will now do an even greater good than 1t has done in the past. Il The field secretary of the nationa Florence Crittenton missions is herc [ in the interests of this work and vii [ make trip through the territory il
 the next two weeks, bringing tho
 Phoenix Crittenton home work be fore the people, welcoming girls wh' need it's protection and speaking il
 the behalf of all destitute and unfor | tunate girls.
 There is no need for any unprc { tected girl in Arizona to remain des Ii titute. hungry or seek 8 life of shame {. for this home, with its well equiT ! ped plant for their benefit, stand ready at the end of the Brii: ear line 2 105O Garfield street.
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