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score dren, vice at the the reorganization achievements city home-these are to social the and credit agencies. a was of of those other pioneer, all, co-operating Miss NANNIE MINOR of leaders. Through it most persuasive and incapacitated by the After wisest Miss CABANISS burden was fell on Miss assistants, MINOR'S overwork, shoulders. the She had talisman superb now; but she had whose to be the To her was brought of the in- frail very name diplomatist, is a the organizer, every the complaint; financier. from her problem came much arose, it Miss was spiration. If a matter new of course, had to to be referred, and as if a a new enterprise to initiate it. Physically, tarted, her duties equal to them. detail, [1NOR; she was expected exhausted her; Immersed spir- itually, she was in administrative an edu- as she she remained often her was father's some perplexing daughter, aspect Miss of cator. Whenever work developed, conference and MINOR'S Richmond plan social was to someone call a who associates. could in- to the city to bring her zealous young her and that the move- struct It will be found, led to we the establishment Work, of now believe, the ment Richmond which School extension of Social division of keen Wil- merged with Mary, the had its origin in her liam and worked with brain. Twenty years Miss At the MINOR end of that a home time, the I. V. was N. A. measurably adequate; nurses, and their the had staff been provided become for a the recognized been obligation asked support city. had If Richmond agency had the answer "The of name the its indispensable would have been, health to from every tongue 1922, Miss MINOR'S that had V. N. A." In leave the desk social I. demanded that she center of the whole become Richmond. the nerve to organism she of would not abandon the work But

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