Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01
State Red Cross
Conference to Be
Held in City Nov. 2
All Day Program Arranged for
Meeting Of Chapters Of Maine -
New England Division Officers Will
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All Day Program Arranged for
Meeting Of Chapters Of Maine -
New England Division Officers Will
Be Among the Speakers
Reports on the work of the Red
Cross in different parts OF the state
and plans for the roll call and other
activities Of the organization will be
presented at the State Conference Of
the Maine Chapters Of the American
Red Cross which will be held in this
city. Wednesday. Nov. 2. Among the
speakers who will address the ses-
sions Of the day are Arthur G. Rotch.
manager Of the New England divi-
sion: Miss Gertrude Ordway, direc-
tor Of the Red Cross hospital serv-
ice in Maine: Miss Katherine u
Hardwick, director of Community
Service Of the New England division.
and Roy N. Cushman, director Of
Post War Activities Of the division.
1t is expected that there will be an
attendance Of between so and % del
egates from the various chapters.
The program which has been pre-
pared by Miss Sally P. Moses Of
Boston, state representative for
Maine, is as follows:
Morning session, 1870 to 1900,
Chamber of Commerce hall, Haymar-
ket square, Mrs. Blaine S. Viles,
chairman Augusta chapter. presld-
ing. Arthur G. Rotch, manager New
England division. American Red
Cross. 90 minuteS 1.-THE National
Convention at Columbus"
Home Service-Roy M. Cushman,
Director Post War Activities. New
England Division, A. r. c., Give min
utes) "Why Red Cross Continues to
Serve the Ex-Soldter;" Miss Cert
rude Ordway, Director of Red Cross
Hospital Service in Maine, Give min
utes) "How the Chapter Can Help
the Ex-Soldier in the Hospital" DR..
Harry A. Robinson, Veterans Bur-
eau. Bangor, Give minutes) How
Red Cross Serves the District Of
fice;" John S. Everett, Adjutant Au-
gusta Post, American Legion. give
minutes) Incorporation Between Red
Cross and the LEGION" Miss Jean E.
Todd, Executive Secretary Augusta
Chapter Give minutes) 1.-THE Clean
Up" Miss Mary A. Turpin, Execu-
tive Secretary. Bath Chapter. Give
minutes) "Co-operation Between the
City and Red Cross" GO minutes),
discussion.
Production-Mrs Fred Mayhem,
Chairman Hampden Branch, Bangor
Chapter, give minutcs) How Pro-
duction and Salvage Have Served q
Small Town." 90 minutes), discus
sion.
Public Health-Mrs. William
Smart, Chairman Health Committee,
Lewiston Chapter. Give minutes)
Incorporation Between Health and
Social Workers." Red Cross Nurses,
from the Maine Chapters, Give min
utes each) Public Health" Baby
Clinics" Home Hygiene" SCHOOL
Nursing"
Junior Red Cross-Miss Martha
Johnston, Red Cross Nurse, Pittsfield
Chapter. give minutea) Nursing and
Junior Red Cross"
Luncheon, Augusta House. 1880 to
200, Blaine S. Viles. Augusta. pre-
siding. Arthur G. Rotch, manager
New England Division. a. r. c., THE
National Organization"
Afternoon session, 200 to 800. at
Chamber Of Commerce hall, Haymar-
ket square, Keith Ryan, Roll Call
Committee, Augusta Chapter, pre-
siding. Percy II. Whiting, Publicity
Chairman. Augusta Chapter, 90 min
utes) RED Cross Publicity" co
minutes) discussion. Miss Katherine
D. Hardwick, Director Community
Service, New England Division,
American Red Cross. Demonstration,
coaching roll call solicitors.