Evening star., 1949-09-25


partment president during the
year. Mrs. Dietsche turned over
the money to the department
treasurer for future child welfare
activities.
| Auxiliary members who have
purchased Savings Bonds since
June 7. are requested to send a
report to Mrs. Pearl Heagerty
500 North Capitol street, II,
D. c. Members who assisted
in the sale Of bonds are also re-
auested to report on the amount
Of bonds sold.
The drive for renewal Of 1949
membership in the auxiliary will
end Tuesday night. October 4.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. District Of
Columbia Department member
ship chairman, announced that
three cash prizes will be awarded
to units in each Of three divisions
having the most renewals for
1850 by the above date. Unit
secretaries are requested to send
in per capita sheets and cash,
or checks made out in the name
Of Mrs. Sarah Deery, department
treasurer, as soon as possible.
Mrs. Qoldie Mirabello, president
Of Department Of Agriculture Unit,
has had the following appoint.
ments ratified: Audit. Mrs. Cecile
Berger; budget and finance. Mrs.
Grace Conway: building fund,
Mrs. Mabel Pugliese; cheerio. Mrs.
Elizabeth Crumbaugh; child well
fare, Mrs. lone Trowbridge; con.
stitution and bylaws. Mrs. Hazel
Wells; community service. Mrs.
Bessie Brosnan and Mrs. Wells;
education Of War Orphans. Mrs.
Berger; gift shop, Mrs. Velma
Johnson: legislation. Mrs. Oles
French; liaisor1. Miss Orvene Mel
son: membership. Mrs. Edna San
ford: memorials, Miss Ivalee Shat
fer: juniors. Mrs. Betty Andrews;
music, Mrs. Lucille Welch; Amer
icanisrf; Mrs. Alberta Lacy; ma
tional security. Mrs. Patricia
Flynn: pan.A American study. Mrs
Pearl Heagerty; poppies, Mrs
Helen Shaffer and Mrs. Wells;
publicity, MRS. Adelaide Miller;
past presidents parley. Mrs. Pug
liese: Red Cross, Mrs. Cecile Han
son; rehabilitation. Mrs. Phyllis
Belden and Mrs. Theda Poston;
volunteer hospital workers, Mrs.
Heagerty: ways and means, Mrs.
Phoebe Waldman; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Flynn: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Poston, and treas
urer, Mrs. Edith Telma.
Police and Fire Unit No. 20 will
sponsor a coffee hour in the recre-
alton hail of Mount Alto Hospital
this evening from 7 to Q. Patients
and their visitors will be enter
tanned. Mrs. Margaret Carroll,
unit rehabilitation chairman, is in
charge of arrangements. assisted
by Mrs. BeulAl1 LaScola, president
Bunker Hill Unit No. 81 will
hold q social get-together this
afternoon from 4 to Z at the home
Of Mrs. Nema Ashford, 700 Wood
lawn avenue, Jefferson Village,
Falls Church. Va. Unit members
are invited to bring relatives and
friends. Call fA. 1855 for trans
portation arrangements.
cooley-McCullough Unit No. ~
held d special installation at the
American Legion Club Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Dorothy NJ. Murray
was indueted into Office as unit
president. Installation ceremonies
were conducted BY Mrs. Helen NJ
McCabe. Past Department Presi-
dent, assisted by Mrs. Edythe NJ
O'Connor and Miss M. Edna Nc
Intosh, past department presi-
dents.
Other officers installed in
cluded: Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren
Mrs. Mildred Reiter and Mrs
Ethel Broughton. vice presidents;
Mrs. Hattie Byram, chaplain;
Mrs. McCabe, historian; Mrs. Anr
Crump. sergeant at arms: Mrs
Ann Zaruba, property custodian;
Mrs. Fonda McVickers and Mrs
Rena Norton, color bearers; Miss
Mary Eleanor McCabe. secretary
Miss Jeane Britton, assistant Sec
retary, and Mrs. Zaruba, treas
urer.
The following appointment
were ratified: Mrs. Broughton
Americanisfn. Mrs. Reiter. re.
habilitation: Mrs. Crump, child
welfare: Mrs. McCabe. community
service: Mrs. Rae r. zaontE. con.
stitution and bylaws: Mrs. Jessie
Wright, cheerio; Mrs. Mcvickers
gift shop; Mrs. Norton, building
fund; Mrs. Monte Painter. music
and education of war orphans;
Mrs. Marion Money. memorials;
Miss Katherine T. Clarke, national
security; Miss Mary Catherine
Ware, Pan American study; Mrs
Mae Mulvihill, poppies; Mrs. Ann
Goldwyn. juniors; Mrs. Rose
Cohen, volunteer hospital work.
ers: Miss McCabe, past presidents
parley; Mrs. Zaruba, membership;
Mrs. McCabe, parliamentarian
Mrs. Ellen Louise Warren, pub
licity, and Mrs. Hattie ByrAfn,
ways and means.
Mrs. Katherine De Witt took
the membership obligation and
her 7-week.old daughter Linda
was signed up as the youngest
Junior unit member.
At the September meeting OF
woodbridge Unit No. SO. Mrs
jeanette F'ennell was elected color
bearer. Mrs. Gladys Day, presi-
dent. had the following appoint
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