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En ja- -
RECEIVED
30281
JUL 101919
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
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SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION-ST. LOUIS
FOR FILING
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To
Miss Elizabeth G. Fox
Date
July 7, 1919.
From
Subject
307'8'
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When we attended the conference in Cincinnati,
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Mrs. Englad mentioned to me that liss Tinnie Beauchamp) was tre-
mendously interested in Arkansas and anxious to be transferred
to that State. I discussed very fully with her Miss Beauchamp's
position and her obligations to the Sheffield, Alabama, Chapter,
and Mrs. Englad assured me that if there was a good opportunity
in Arkansas she would take care of the Sheffield situation.
Miss Beauchamp, as you probabl know, was at that time on leave
and taking the special six course in New York. There
seemed to be some question as to whether or not she would return
to Sheffield, in any event.
Mrs. Englad, Miss Anderson and I discussed the mat-
ter together, and with the approval of both of them T wrote to
Miss Beauchamp and asked her to take a position as my assistant
in Arkansas. There has been considerable shree-cornered corres-
pondence, (as I have been out in the Division) between Miss Beau-
champ, Miss Anderson and me. The result of this is that Miss
Beauchamp came in to the office this morning in the position of
my assistant. You doubtless have her credentials and are familiar
with her work. I assure you that I am delighted to be able to
look forward to taking better care of Arkansas than I could pos-
sibly do alone. Miss Anderson and I are both very well impressed
with Miss Beauchamp.
I am sorry not to have written you sooner in regard
to this, but have been so exceedingly busy and the matter has been
too unsettled to make 8 definite statement. I shall certainly
hope within the next day or two to send you both my Statistical
and Narrative report.
Cordially yours
Director,
EP/AB.
Bureau of Public Health Nursing.
3
D
2
8
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