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CENTRAL COMMITTEE
NATIONAL OFFICERS
JOHN BARTON PAYNE, CHAIRMAN
MRS. AUGUST BELMONT
CALVIN COOLIDGE. PRESIDENT
CORNELIUS N. BLISS
ROBERT w. DE FOREST, VICE PRESIDENT
MABEL T. BOARDMAN
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT. VICE PRESIDENT
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
MRS. HENRY P. DAVISON
E. B. DOUGLAS
WILLIAM D. MITCHELL, COUNSELOR
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
JOSEPH c. GREW
ELIOT WADSWORTH, TREASURER
MRS. FRANK v. HAMMAR
WASHINGTON, D.C.
HERBERT HOOVER
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MABEL T. BOARDMAN. SECRETARY
MAJ. GEN. M. w. IRELAND
WILLIAM D. MITCHELL
w. w. MORROW
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
December 10, 1925.
GUSTAVUS D. POPE
MRS. HENRY R. REA
JOHN BARTON PAYNE, CHAIRMAN
JOHN D. RYAN
JAMES L. FIESER, VICE CHAIRMAN
GEORGE E. SCOTT
REAR ADMIRAL E, R, STITT
ERNEST P. BICKNELL, VICE CHAIRMAN
GARRARD B. WINSTON
Miss Clara Kearney,
Red Cross Public Health Nurse,
Wood County Chapter,
American National Red Cross,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
My dear Miss Kearney:
Thank you very much for submitting your monthly
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report so promptly.
enumerate your I activities have read your for the letter month, very and carefully also give in your which impression you
of the new I am very sorry that you seem to be unhappy
new appreciate and
but I that as you become better acquainted and your
territory hope community. you will become more satisfied. I can adjusted quite to
some of your bewilderment in going into an entirely new territory
a new type of work.- It probably will take a little time to become
adjusted so please do not become impatient.
Miss Faville will visit you in the very near future, at
which time I am sure she can help you and Miss Carico, as well as Miss
Withers, in solving some of your problems and adjusting local conditions.
I know that it is going to take some time to re-educate the nursing
activities committee, as well as the public at large, but I have faith
and Miss Carico to do this very thing. Parkersburg and Wood
County in you will afford many opportunities for you to develop your own initiative it will
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and to find out just how capable you are. It may be hard work, but
mean much for your future success in the public health field.
I very much appreciate your frank letter to me regarding your
impressions, and I hope that you will always feel free to write me
accordingly.
Wishing you much success, I am
Sincerely yours,
1. Malinde Havey,
Assistant National Director,
Public Health Nursing Service.
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