Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-23
Birthday and Wedding ami
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Nt+SaFIeS.
Albert MilkIey celebrated his
e0th birthday and Mr.. anU Mrs. Gus
Mickey their 57th wedding ami
versary Sunday at the home or thu
former. 721 harrison street, Dav-
export, a family dinner of o'clock
being a very enjoyable event fo-
members OF the family. children.
grandchildren. nephews and nieces.
There were some twenty-five or
thirty in the party, the guests i'll
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. AdoIph Nick
ley. Mr.. and Mrs Max Haley. Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Van Du-nen. Mr.
and Mrs r k0ehler, MIR. and Mrs.
Louis MiekIey. Mr. and Mrs. c.
Chalien, and their respective fam
lies.
Many bouquets OF beautiful
spring flowers as well as gifts
Z brought the good wishes of rela-
I tives and friends to the annivers-
i AIRY hosts.
+ / lowers were used in decoration
4 OF The dinner table, and there was
ia large. handsomely or amente
i birthday cake with 80 lighted wax
.ftapers on its delicately tinted
8frostings, as the centeTpi9ce, which
was especially in honor Of Albert
! Mickey, and the fact that he has
lived tor almost d century. In
spite of advancing years The trio
+ Of hosts of the day are il the best
#of health.
Gus Mickey is So and his wife
Dis around 81 years of age and both
.are enjoying the declining years
HsurTounded by relatives ami
{friends The day was made mem =
4oTable by the very happy family
.reunion-
& Conference Programs fer Biennial.
Every department of the General
Federation of Women's clubs will
hold a conference, following a
luncheon of members at some time
|Eduring biennial week. April 20 to
May s, at Hot Springs. Some of the
programs are of especial interest as
distinguished speakers especially
|scompetent to talk on subjects reIa-
.ltive to the department work, will
BE special guests.
e The following are some of the de-
spartment programs:
d Public health department confer
ence. May 8
s Mrs. Elmer Blair. chairman, pre-
siding
II Time keeper. Mrs. c. G. Garrison.
Il Welcoming, c. w. Garrison. NJ. d..
commissioner Of health of the state
81 Arkansas.
q Presentation of department rep
sresentaties, Mrs. Charles o. Tyler.
vice chairman faD At concentra-
q ion camp sites. (b) For the care
12f soldiers enroute.
/. Public Health Work in a Train
Ing Camp Community'-C. c.
Pierce, NJ. d. In charge of santa
B zion in area adjacent to Camp
{ Pike, Ark
s. Social hygiene, report-Mary G.
McEWen. NJ. D., chairman.
Il; Safeguarding the Men of the Ser
I kice' '-Major General F. Snow, NJ.
|9 C.. general secretary, American
Social Hygiene association.
The Girl Problem in War
/ Time Mrs. WoodaIlon Chapman
Social Hygiene association.
National Program for the Health
bf School Children'-S. Josephine
Baker, W. D., director bureau of
shild hygiene. department of health.
/ kity of New York
81 Child Welfare in War, from the
Standpoint of Public Health Nurs-
1g'-Mrs. Richard r. Thompson.
i .tate representative from Arkan-
Jas. the National Organization for
Public Health Nursing
Some Problems Of Adult Life
Ellen b. Smith, NJ. D., chairman
Iult hygiene.
II Through the courtesy of General
Rupert Blue, surgeon general of the
! Emitted States public health serV-
I he, one Of the Laboratory cars" Of
| hat service. IN charge OF an ex-
! tert demonstrator, has been con-
EribH'ed 10 the educational features
the public health department
! Rring the convention
Public health round table, May 2.
soeial Hygiene division. under
adeFship Of Mary G. McEwan, NJ
chairman sociei hygiene.
Depa Ftment OF conservation
Conf renee presided over by Mrs.
PIN Dickinson Sherman of Chi
chairman.
Report Of comfort and welfare