Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-18
HEAL III CRUSADE
| P[ANNED IN ALL
PARTS Of STATE
Officers Elected for the N.
N. tuberculosis AssoCia-
ton; Directorate and Ex-
eCutive Board Chosen.

The New Mexico tuberculosis
Iassociation is to make child health
Education its major program, This
Twas decided at the meeting of the
Iassociation yesterday morning at
| 1.-THE Albuquerque Chamber of Com
| merce. Leaders in child welfare
from Santa Fe and other parts of
| the state have enlisted as directors
Ilof the association out Of special in
|1terest in this fundamental form of
anti-tuberCulosis work. r
The Modern Health Crusade, ma
|tional movement for teaching
good health habits by practice, is
Ito be carried to every county as
soon as possible under the coop
Grafton Of women's clubs, parent
teacher associations and schools.
In the forthcoming Christmas seal
sale for the support of the work
the principle will be followed that
money raised in each county should
| Further local health work primar-
lily. Mrs. c. c. Meacham, the sec
rotary of the association, was chos-
en- at the meeting to direct the 1922
seal sale.
Charles DeForest, health crusade
executive for the National Tubercu-
losis association. addressed the
meeting and spoke of the benefit
of the national movement, with
more than seven million school
children enlisted as crusaders, con-
tributed by high records in per-
Torrance of "health chores" made
/ by New Mexico school children.
/ Mr.. DeForest, who represented the
| parent tuberculosis organization In
/ founding the New Mexico associa-
4 ton five years ago, has spent
/ week in making survey of volun-
i tary health work in the state in
4 consultation with the officers OF
/ the state association.
The following officers were
chosen: w. C. Reid, Albuquerque,
president; Mrs. c. c. Meacham, AL
buquerque, secretary; Walter NJ.
Cornell, Albuquerque, treasurer;
Paul A. Walter, Santa Fe, first
vice president; Col. B. M. Cutting,
Santa Fe, second vice president;
w. B Murray, Silver City, third
vice president. Honorary vice
presidents are Holm o. Bursum,
Socorro; Mrs. A. Otero-Warren,
Santa Fe; Mrs. o. r. Haymaker,
/ Roswell Mrs. Max Nordhaus, AL
H buquerque, and Mrs. F, w. Parker,
Santa Fe.
Executive Committee.
The executive committe Is COM
posed of Mrs. G. w. Prichard. San
Ia Fe; DR.. F. E. Mera, Santa Fe;
DIR. L. S. Peters, Albuquerque; c.
p. Anderson, Albuquerque; Mrs. F.
H w. Parker, Santa Fe; DR.. Edgar
L. Hewett, Santa Fe; Mrs. Eleanor
belong, Gallup; DR.. ]. u. Harris,
\ Albuquerque; Mrs. N. B. IIaughl!n,
H Santa Fe; Mrs. Max Nordhaus, AL
buoueroue; Mrs. Z. j. McWenie,
H Las Vegas; DR.. G. S. Luckett, Santa
n Fe; DIR. Janet Reid, Santa re, ana
/ ex-officio, the president, first vice
\ president, secretary and treasurer
n Directors.
II The directorate of the state asso-
citation will be composed of the fol-
H lowing persons:
Mrs, e. H. Ashcraft Clovis; Mrs
Maude l.. Blaney, Carrizozo; Mrs
II Grace T. Bear, Roswell; Mrs. Clar-
Il ence Bell, Carlsbad; Holm o. Bur-
/ sum. Socorro: DR.. Robert o.
/ Brown. Santa Fe; DR.. W. 7. Brown,
| Valmora: E. w. Bowyer, Clovis;
/ Dr r. 2. Bullock, Silver City; Pow
/ haitian Carter, Lovington; DR..
| Frank N, Carrier, Santa Rita; f.
/ A. Cahoon, Roswell; sherman H.
/ Coon, Aztec; Mrs Victor Culper-
/ son. silver City; Mrs. Soledad Cha-
| con, Albuquerque; Walter M. Con
nelI. Albuquerque; Col. B. M. cut
ting. santa Fe; Archbishop Dae-
Ger santa Fe; DR.. E. A. Duncan,
Silver city; Mrs. Eleanor DeLong,
GaIlup. Miss Isabel Eckles, Sill
very City; Frank Faircloth. santa
Rosa. Rabbi Raphael Colchester,
Albuduerque; Gherson Gusdort'
Taos. DR.. David S. Hill, Albuquer-
one. DR.. Edgar L. Hewett, Santa
Re. n, ]. Hagerman. Roswell; II.
l.. Hall, Chama; DR.. j. T.. Harris
albuquerque; Mrs. Q. r. Haymak-
err. Roswell; Bishop F. B. HoWden,
albuquerque; Charles llfeld, Las
Vegas: Nathan Jaffa, Santa Fe; DR..
w p. Kaiser, Las Vegas; Mrs. j.
NJ Kiner. Silver City; DR.. G. 5.
Iuckett. Santa Fe; Mrs. Emily X.
Ia Relic. Albuquerque; Mrs. N. B.
Iaughlin, Santa Fe: w. e. Lindsey
Portales; ]. 7. Mclaughlin, Albu-
nueroue; Mrs. E. ]. McWenie, Las
Vegas: Mrs. C. C. Manning, Gallup;
n, d, Martin, Deming; DR.. j. A.
Massie Santa Fe; Mrs. c. c. Meach-
am, Albuquerque; T. e. Mitchell
Albert: Dr.. f. E. Mera, Santa Fe;
w D, Murray. Silver City; w. b.
Newell. Alamogordo; Mrs. Max
Nordhaus, Albuquerque; MRS. A. q,
Otero-Warren, Santa Fe; Mrs. f.
W parker, Santa Fe; DR.. Leroy s.
peters, Albuquerque; Mrs. Z. W.
Prichard, Santa Fe: Mrs. G. T.
Rodgers. Las Vegas; w. c. Reld'
albuquerque; DR.. Janet Reid, san
IA Fe: Arthur Seligman, Santa re-
charles Scheurich, Clovis; MRS. y.
A selegue, Fort Sumner; Charles
snringer, Cimmaron; Mrs. Henry
stoes' Las Cruces; w. A. suthef-
land, Las Cruces; Mrs. Miller. ray
lor Springer; George I. ulrlck'
r,ar,izozo: Paul A. F. Walter, santa
ne. MRS. Jack Waterman, Mesiiia
park. Mrs. C. r. Wilkinson, Fort
SIMMER: DR.. William T. Wttwer,
los Tunas; Charles Lembke,. Al
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