Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
PUEBLO woMAN's RELIEF CORPS

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Pueblo womans Relief Corps No. 2
called special meeting January 7th
for the purpose of holding Joint IN
stallation with Post No. s, 6. A H.
Tho installing officers were: Comraoe
Martin for the Post who performed
his work in a very pleasing manner:
Mrs Sybil Watson took the chair ana
installed the following officers for the
corps: President, Allie l.. Arndt; Sen.
Vice-president. Florence Cathcart'
Jun. vice president, Millhon; treasut-
er, Jessie McCullem: secretary, Bessie
French; chaplain, Lucinda HUBBARD
conductor, Margaret Schiller; assist
ant conductor, Viola Olson; guard,
Mrs. Bowman; patriotic instructor,
Belle 0win: press correspondent anna
NJ. Kounz; musician, Ada Emo; color
bearers No. /, Louise Nelson; NO. =
Ethel Dorlin; No. 9. Rose Scott; NO. T.
Bee Sinclair assistant guard, Mrs.
Crater, Mrs. Arndt presented Mrs.
Watson the installing officer with
beautiful necklace. The retiring pat
riotic instructor Florence Cathcart
presented the retiring President cara
Thomas with very beautiful silk rag
in behalf of the corps. Mrs. French
with a few remarks in behalf of the
CORDS presented her with a past presi-
dent badge, then Mrs. Schiller told her
how her officers and members had ap-
preciated her work the past year and
with love and appreciation wished TO
give her a handpainted plate with the
letters in gold, w. r. c., inscribed IN
the center. Mrs. Thomas accepted
these lovely remembrances and said
she would cherish them not only as
reminder of the year that she had
served a. the president Of this corps
but also OF the kindly feelings and love
shown by the members and the help
given her by her officers. This con-
cuded the installation, wishing the
most prosperous year for both the
comrades and the W. r. c.
January 12th-First meeting OF the
year with new officers In their places.
the Woman's Relief Corps No. ?, Aux
iiiary to Post No. s. G. A. R. was called
to order. The. guard announced there
were two ladies In the anti-room who
wished to address the corps: They
were admitted and escorted by the
conductors to the platform and intro
duced to the corps. Mrs Fennell, mat
ron of the Fennell home and sister-in-
law Assistant Matron Mrs. Fennell.
She said her object was to tell the
corps OF the home. How 1t was caring
for the aged who were without
was given every attention OF real
home, making them feel independant
and comfortable. A communication
from the late Comrade Jewell was real
recommending the Fennel home. The
ladies concluding their addresses the
corps proceeded with the regular rou-
tine order of business. Some bills
were allowed and communications
read; One from Mrs. Sarah Mckallip
asking for a transfer for her and Mrs
Long to the new corps recently organ
lied at Monte Vista. The cards were
granted. A letter was read from one
OF our old members who has been away
for quite a while; Mrs. Todd. The
members were glad to hear from her.
An application for membership was
read and Mrs. Olson. Schiller and Emo
appointed on the Investigation COM
mittee. The new president Mrs Arndt
appointed her various committees to
serve for the ensuing year. We were
more than pleased when une reap
pointed Mrs. Schiller chairman
on child welfare works. Comrade
Dc-ren made a few remarks which
were appreciated az reported Com,
rade Hoffman MS being ILL., Mrs. Hill
And Mrs. Wright were reported Nck.
We hope to hear OF their speedy re-
coyery.