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C 5 the Altrusa Club of Memphis F MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE January 7, 1971 Mr. Gordon 0. Stone, Executive Director The American National Red Cross 1400 Central Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38104 Dear Mr. Stone: Today I learned that one of our most loyal and enthusiastic members is being nominated for an award for her outstanding service in the American National Red Cross. Altrusa Club of Memphis was indeed fortunate in 1964 when Mrs. Lucille Childress accepted membership in its service club. She has served on the board of directors, as well as secretary and vice-president. As vice-president, she was also program coordi- nator and director of the four major committees in planning and executing the year's activities. On a smaller scale Mrs. Childress has served as chairman on the major committees, and I can speak from experience when I say that the most enlightening year was when I was placed on her committee for Altrusa Information. Her plans for programs were well studied, organized, and executed to perfection. She commanded the respect and cooperation of the committee, and our group was able to make outstanding contributions of service. Her ability to lead and direct are best exemplified in a crisis in 1967 when a death in the president's family prevented her presiding at our golden anniversary celebration. Mrs. Childress presided with only a few hours' notice at the dinner meeting where many civic leaders in Memphis were present. Needless to say, when I was given the honor of serving as president, it was Mrs. Childress, whom I admired and respected, that I asked to install me and the other officers. Altrusa Club will be justly proud of its member if she brings honors to American National Red Cross. Sincerely yours, Effice H. Porter (MISS) EFFIE W. PORTER J PRESIDENT EWP &

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