Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-03
SOCIAL WORK CONFERENCE
 pRnGRAMNIE AT MInDLE1

IhOORA ODl1A1 V " ~ The eleventh annual conference of /! the Connecticut conference of social work, which began in Middletown on Sunday. will continue with the follow ing programme:
 l Monday. 9,3O a. m., Section on Health, l Miss Margaret K. Stack, chairman; Dr. James Murphy, vice-chairman. presiding. ] Dr. Charles S Prest Atlantic Division 1 Division, The American Red Cross, New York, N. |. What Social Workers Should Know About Red Cross Health Service. Dr. William H. Woglom of Columbia University, What Social
 Workers Should Know About Cancer. l pr. Matthias Nicoll, deputy commits
 sioner, state department of health. Al bany, N. Y, What Social Workers l Should Know About Communicable Dis eases of Children. Dr. William Stock
 well. the state tuberculosis sanatorium, i Newington, What Social Workers Should Know About Pulmonary Tuberculosis. i Monday noon luncheon, Dr. c. Floyd Haviland. chairman. Thomas A. Mason, l Charity Organization Society, Bridge
 port. Arguments for Community Chests. i Malcolm s. Nichols. Charity Organiza- ton Society, Hartford. Arguments Against Community Chests. General discussion.
 i Monday, 2 p. m., Section on Mental l Hygiene. Dr. o. G. Wiedman, chair
 man. Dr. Walter E. Fernald, superin- tendent Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded, Waverley, Mass, A State ] Program for the Care of the Feeble
 Minded. Dr. Abraham Myerson, assist ant professor of neurology, Tufts Col lege Medical School. Boston. Mass. The l Nervous Housewife. Dr. Frankwood E. Williams, associate medical director. na-
 tional committee for mental hygiene, New York city, Childhood and Mental Hygiene
 Monday. 4.3O D. m.. Section on Health Happy. The Health Clown (for the chill I dren of EIiddietown and the grown up
 children of the conference). Monday P. m., Section on Child Welfare. Dr. H. P Fairchild, chairman.
 Prof. F. N. Morgan of Yale university, The Juvenile Court and Probation Sys- : tenn in Connecticut: Judge George s. 4 Adams of Cleveland, The Juvenile
 Court as a Force in the Community.
 May
 Round Table Discussions of All Sections I Tuesday. 930 to 1230, Child Welfare Section conducted by c. " Williams of the Boston Children's Aid Society, Bos-
 ton Subject. The County Care of Chill
 dren Discussion led by Miss Ida Cur r " of the New York State Charity Aid : Society. County commissioners, superin- tendents of county homes and child wei fare workers to participate Tuesday, s.3O to 10.3o, Mental Hy- gfene Section. conducted by Dr. o. G. Wiedman chairman. Special Training for
 Mrs Herbert Knox Smith. Pennington IA. B. Meredith Hartford; Miss Eliza
 beth Bieelow New Haven Miss Norma
 Cutts. New Haven.
 | 10.3O to 1130 Subject. State Admin ; istration of Mental Hygiene. Dr. John T, | Black Hartford; DE Whitefield N. Thompson, Hartford; Dr. William B. ' Terhune, New Haven; Dr. Paul Water , man. Hartford.
 11sO to 12.3O. Subject. The Youth
 fuI Offender. Dr William R. Miller l Hartford Miss Anne O'Brien. Hartford Dr. P B. Battey. Wethersfeld; Judge I Alexander Creedon Hartford
 Tuesday, 9.30 to 10.3o. Family Sec
 tion-Desertion conducted by Miss Vic l toria A. Larmour. chairman. Desertior t as a Legal Problem. William F. Burton l attorney for the department of public | charities Bridgeport. General discussion f 10.3O to 12.30. Unemployment. Com $ munity Treatment of Unemployment
 Eugene Kerner. Associated Charities
 Waterbury: Individualized Treatment of
 Unemployment Miss Margaret F. Per
 ". local agent for New Haven. Dis ) cuss;ons. Unemployment in Our Town t Bridgeport. Angus ?. Thorne; New Ha- -i ven. Miss Ma arearet F. Perry; Hartford Malcolm s. Nichols; Meriden, Miss Eli . zabeth Boswell; New London, Miss An - rie Hield: Stamford. Miss Margare : Weed Middetown, Miss Cora M. Jack e son.
 -i Tuesday. 1.3O D. m. business scssior gI of the conference. election of officers e and selection of place for conference IT
 1022 Report of committee on constitu h ton and scope
 @ Tuesday n m. section on Delin l. oIency and Correction. Col Norris C
 Osborn. chairman. Col Norris c. Os
 bc~n editor The Journal-Courier. Nev
 Haven. and president hoard of director Connecticut State Prison Association H The Criminal; Mir. Frederick N. Adler t member of the board Of trustees of tn e Cheshire Reformatory. The First Often I, der: Mrs Eugene (Alberta ID Kerner O l. Waterbury, The Girl ofendef J. Tuesday, D. n1., visit to tho Stat l, Hosoitsl for the Insane Industria 1T School for Girls, and in and about Mid " dletown
 $ Monday. May 9, 5so n. m. annus
 business meeting of the Connection
 Child Welfare Association in the lihrar
 of the Berkeley Divinity School Aust; 4 Cheney cha irman. Sneaker. Rev. W
 ?. Ladd cha irman Connecticut Chil . Welfare Commission. Supper. 6 p. m.