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Washington W. S. C S.
| Meeting January 18
f he W.S.C.S. of the Washington Methodist church met in the home of Mrs. Lester. Burke January 18 at 7 :30 p.m., with thirteen mem*' bets present and one visitor, Mrs.;
■, H. McLachlan, of BoitmonC'^^
Mrs. Ada May Anderson had . charge of the worship service “What Is That in Thine Hand” followed by. the business meeting. After the business meeting Mrs. Edna Walker gave a report on this annual meeting of the World Fed* ‘ oration of Methodist Women in Poland, followed-with a prayer from the same unit in Switzer-^ land. Mrs. Grace Reid gave a report on the meeting held in Cleveland last November,' of the American Council of Churches of Christ.
Following the reports, Mrs. Jes - sie Rowsie took charge of the pro. gram, “Our Responsibility Toward the Giver of All Gifts" assisted , by Mrs. Ada Updike, Mrs. Mable Racer, Mias Margaret Compton, Miss Ethel Jenkins, and Mrs. Ora Ramey presented ithe Christian •Stewardship cards which were read in uniaon, ending with prayAt
the conclusion of the meeting a delightful social hour was enjoyed by alL J '*
Home Nursing Classes .
Mrs. D. D. Miller, chairman of Rappahannock chapter of American Red Cross, is very anxious for the classes in home nursing to begin. They are scheduled for the near future. The classel will be held in Dr. Snead’« office and will be taught by 'Dr.f, and Mrs» Snead. Anyone desiring to enroll in the class may notify Mrs. D. D. Miller, "phone Washington-2538, ftr
— ■ - I-. , .. . RECUPERATING RAPIDLY
Mrs. H. C. Warwick, who has" been quite sick for the past two weeks at her home, “Rockbottom," is reported to be improving rap*
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