El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-02
VI ITH the approach Of spring,
NJ plans for the reopening Of the

WTP7 ITH the approach Of spring,
M plans for the reopening Of the
Cloudcroft Baby SanatoriGm
begin TO take tangible form. the new
official board and directors having
but recently been elected, as follows:
President, Mrs. S. J. Fenneu-
Vice president, Mrs. Winchester
Cooley.
second vice president Mrs. o. H,
Baum.
Recording secretary. Miss A Louise
Dietrich.
Corresponding secretary Miss Mar
treasurer Mrs. Il. R. Moss.
Directors: Mrs. H z. Stevenson,
Mrs. Joseph I. Dryer, Mrs ". S.
Tilton. Mrs. o. A. Critchett. Mrs.
James Collins, Mrs. E. II. Yale, Mrs.
= A Breckheimer, Mrs. ". A. Haw-
kins, and Miss Emily Dana Greene,
who viii again serve as the capable
superintendent of this splendid move
ment that gives the sick little baby
2 chance"
soon viii the bungalow at Cloud
croft again be ready to receive the
wee folk, who more than anything
else, need fresh mountain air among
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rest and care, 10 coax them back to
health. Soon viii all the little cots,
out on the screened verandas, be &C.
cupied. and the inside quarters too
the attendants hardly take enough
space to live IN, so eager are they to
accept that many more babes
Mrs. Fennell has been in the work
since its inception and knows every
step Of the work and its needs In
speaking OF plans for this year, she
The few warm days recently passed
brought to US again the fact that
work for the conservation Of our
babies was near once more. As has
been customary for the past few
years. no doubt the FL Paso Equal
Franchise league viii lead in the
work Of the educational week" In
active cooperation with this work Of
the league, the newly elected board
Of the Cloudcroft Baby Sanatorium
voted its assistance. The work OF a
baby health conference wiz then be
taken up by the sanatoriurn board
itself and at some date during the
latter part Of April, before the sana-
forum opens, conference VIII be
held. The conference will be given
under the rules and regulations Of the
University Of Texas aad with the ap-
proval and cooperation. It is hoped. Of
the FL Paso County Medical society
and the city of FL Paso. After the
conference. II is planned to have a
baby show and with It a children's
cabaret. a small fee viii be charged
for all babies registered at the con-
ference and as entrance 70 the baby
show and cabaret. the proceeds TO be
Used for the benefit Of the sanatorium-
The board hopes TO add to the founda-
fion OF $1,000, given by the late
W G. Walz, toward an endowment
fund for the sanatorium.
NOW. as never before, We must
consider and work for the conserva-
ton Of our babies. Upon their health
ana strength the future of our city,
our state, our nation viii be built.
The sauatorium has saved many little
lives. and this year plans are deyel-
oping to make this Hfesaving station
bigger and better than ever. New
equipment must be bought, for last
year il was found that more cribs
we're necessary. "A one time three
babies occupied one. A modern zee
chest is very much needed, as the old
one has been used TO its end. There
is no dressing room for the babies,
and the large dormitory Is too diff
cult TO prepare for that purpose each
morning. More bedding for the cribs
IS urgently needed-little white
blankets and sheets. Last year a