Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-14
SOME SOURCES OF
USEFUL INFORMATION

cultural Editor, Agricultural College
Miss.l
/ b. Mississippi Club Boy" IAN
official bulletin for the dissemination
of information to members of the
various Boys Agricultural Clubs,
their parents, teachers, bankers, news
papres, and others interested in the
agricultural development of Missis-
sippi" Published monthly by the De-
partment of Boys Club Work, Miss.
Agricultural and Mechanical College
in cooperation with the U. S. Dept.
of Agriculture j. E. Sides, Editor.
c. Your county agricultural and
home demonstration agents.
4. Mississippi Experiment Station
Agricultural College, Miss, J. r.
Kicks, Director Write A. c. Wal
thall, Agricultural Editor, Agricultur-
al College, Miss, for list of publica
tions.)
5. Agricultural Extension Depart
ment, International Harvester Co.,
Harvester Building, Chicago (Has
available for distribution nearly one
hundred booklets on agricultural ana
rural welfare subjects.)
+ Loan Package Libraries and books
on all the subjects listed below may be
borrowed from the Service Bureau.
Write for lists.
Child Welfare.
4. Children's Bureau, Department
of Labor. Washington, d. c. Write
to Miss Julia A. Lathrop, Chief, for
list of publications.)
g Child Health Organization of
America, 156 Fifth Ave-, New York
City. g.. to publish and distribute
pamphlets for teachers and public
health workers and health literature
for children; to advise in organization
of local child health programmes"
8. National Child Welfare Associa-
ton, Inc, 70 Fifth Ave-. New York
City. Originates and publishes ex-
lhibit material which visualizes TIE
principles and conditions affecting the
health, well-being, and education of
Ichildren. Co-operates with educators,
public health agencies, and all child
welfare groups in community, city, OF
statewide service through exhibits,
child welfare campaigns etc."*
I a. Welfare Division, Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., 1 Madison Ave.,
New Yory City. bulletin on Medi-
cal Inspection of Schools.)
5. Playground and Recreation AS
ISOLATION of America, Madison Ave-,
New Yory City.
Civic Improvement.
l. The American City Bureau, 123
w. Madison St., Chicago. publishes
bulletins on civic improvement, to
25 cents each.)
] 2. Community Service Qncorporat-
eD, Madison Ave., New Yory City.
Organized. to help people of all
communities employ their leisure time
to their best advantage for recreation
and good citizenship. ~
1 8. American Association for Com
munity Organization, 1105 Stark
Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
a. Welfare Division, Metropolitan
Life Insurance 60, l Madison Ave-,
New York City. Furnishes cleanup
campaign literature.)
/ Country Life.
l. Senate Document No. 7O5, 1909,
Report of the Roosevelt Country Life
Commission, Supt. of Documents,
Government Printing Office, Wash
ington, D. G.
!, 2. American Country Life Associa-
ton, E. C. Linden1an, Greensboro, N.
c., Field Secretary. Annual confer
ence with annual reports. Empha-
sizes the human aspects of country
, life. Membership fee $500. 1921
conference in New Orleans, Nov. TO-,
! II, and IL.
8. Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America. los E. 22nd ST.,
New York City, Commission on church
: and country life, Rev. Edmund de S.
Drummer, Exec. Secretary.
Directory of Social Agencies, The
Survey.
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issue Of this paper.