Welfare clinics again closed over control dispute
The Woman's Welfare Association remains in stalemate as Mrs. Macpherson Crichton maintains control under a court restraint on Mrs. Wes ley Martin Stoner. Public clinics were closed again with a new scheduling plan pending, while a new medical staff is expected by Wednesday. Attorney Milton W. King plans to confer with Justice Hoehling to address patient care losses and possible relief. High school seniors receive an invitation to George Washington University's annual football hop at 2010 H Street NW with remarks by university officials.
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Woman's Welfare Association
Sician
Milton W. King
Stoner
Justice Hoehling
Association
Hoehling
King
Justice Hoshling
George Washington University
H Street Northwest
William Mather Lewis
William C. Borden
Maude Crum
Church To Be Informed Of Welfare Legislation Meet
Invitations were sent to 250 Washington pastors and district officials for a December 12 meeting at the Church of the Epiphany to discuss the welfare commission bill. Justice Siddons, Willam Hodgson, and Mrs. Lyman Swarmedt will speak. the aim is to coordinate public welfare agencies and empower the juvenile court.
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Commission On Public Welfare
Washington
House
Senate
Social Service Committee
Washington Federation of Churches
Church of the Epiphany
L. W. Glazebrook
Z. B. T. Philips
Jason Noblé Pierce
Federation
Welfare Commission
Board of Public Welfare
Frederick L. Siddons
Willam
Georgetown Football Prom Tonight at Rauscher's
The Georgetown University student body hosts the annual football prom for the team at Rauscher's tonight, followed by a tea dance tomorrow afternoon. Fred Sheehan, captain of the football team, chairs the committee in charge of both events.
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Georgetown University
N. Rauscher
Fred Sheehan
Colladay reviews suffrage fight here in city
Edward F. Colladay president of the Washington Board of Trade spoke to Cosmopolitan club members at the Franklin Square hotel urging Americans demand equal treatment. Paul Branstedt announced a Norfolk trip postponed to May 29 with reservations honored. Dr J Rozier Biges said the Christmas party for children will be December 20 and a New Year’s Eve party will be held. Larry B H Rubel was named correspondent to advise the national organization on local events.
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Edward F. ‘Colladay
Washington Board of Trade
Cosmopolitan Club
Franken Square Hotel
Calladay
Paul ¥. Branstedt
Norfolk
J. Rozier Biges
Larry BH. Rubel
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