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With the coming of fall, the Front F oyal-Warren Tuberculosis Assoc iation begins the heaviest part of its program. Besides workteachers
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ar the work of the Association {is further expanded: by the merger with Rappahannock. Mrs. R; jB. Clarke, Chairman of the Volunteer Workers Committee, in Front Royal, and Mira. A. M. Verner, Rappahannock Chairman, are {asking for volunteer assistance in checking lists, sorting, counting, {typing, writing, sewing, serving asj hostesses at clinics and x-ray surveys, etc. “Of cotjrse’Y Mrs. Clarke said, “the bulk j of the work must depend largely on volunteer effort because the TB Association is a volunteer agency of citizens, and we can continue our program at
expanded level only through tl|e assistance of, civicminded individuals.”
Mra.,Oarke said that even several hours work a month would be of much value. She can be reached through phones 293 and 1060, whiltj Mrs. Vemer’s phone numbers afe Washington; Va. 2891 and 3771. Anyone desiring to help in the control of TB in our communities are urged to contact Mrs. Clarke or Mrs. Verner and offer their services.
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