December 1945 report of Associated Charities work
December 1945 casework totals show 11 accepted of 12 applications, 5 reopenings, 7 to be closed, and 1 rejection. Dispositions include medicine, food, milk, shoes, and clothing aid. cases feature desertion, illness, elderly unemployment, and Halifax County supplementation. Office interviews 20, home visits 14, and 9? telephone inquiries recorded.
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Associated Charities
Associated Charties
Community Chest Funds
Red Feather
Halifax County
Community Aid Furnishes Slippers and Care
The mother receives bedroom slippers while food and medicine are provided by Associated Charities until the man can return to work.
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Associated Charities
Town Talk Notes From Area Residents
Town residents report visits and travel. Mrs. Haywood Pearson and children returned from Galfsboro, Mrs. E. R. Hawkins came back from Newport News, Miss Mary Louise Ray visited her Richmond home, and the Zucker family plan a New York City auto parts convention trip. Mrs. Zucker and children also visited Warrenton, S. G. Ayers from Portsmouth spent the weekend, and Thomas H. Cooke is mentioned. Roanoke Hapids Hospital lists W. L. Hitchens as a patient while R. L. Martin and wife spend a few days in New Bern. Catherine Traynham visited the Traynhams.
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Haywood Pearson
Galfsboro
E. R. Hawkins
Newport News
Ben
Mary Louise Ray
Richmond
Paul Ray
A. Zucker
New York City
Warrenton
S. G. Ayers
Portsmouth
Thomas H. Cooke
W. L. Hitchens
Roanoke Hapids Hospital
R. L. Martin
New Bern
Catherine Traynham
D. L. Traynham
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