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Ida 7. Butler December 14, 1938 At the meeting of the National Committee on Red Cross Nursing Service, held at National Headquarters on December 6, 1938, the following resolution was passed. It was moved by Mrs. Mary Hickey, seconded by Mrs. Alma Scott and unanimously carried that this resolution be written into the minutes of the meeting and that a copy be sent to Miss Butler. The members of the National Committee on Red Cross Nursing Service heartily missed Ida Butler at the meeting held on December 6, 1938. To many, it was the first national meeting without her personal thought for the welfare and comfort of each member. For nimeteen years she has feithfully and with dignity carried a heavy burden of responsibility. She has been true to tradition and devoted end faithful in her daily work. She has submerged herself for the sake of a cause in which she believed with her whole heart - the cause of the American Red Cross. To her goes grateful recognition from each member of this National Committee, speaking as it does for the nurses of America, of her able accomplishment in line of duty. To her goes hearty congretulations on a retirement while still so useful and valuable to her friends and her community; congratulations upon attaining a certain degree of leisure which will still permit her colleagues to make demands upon her wealth of experience. The members of the National Committee wish to record their high regard for and thanks to Miss Butler and to let her know of this formal action taken on December 6, 1938.

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