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workers witn making . views and securing more new members, but more contributions must be made in order to reach the quota reeded to enable the Chapter to meet its responsibilities. It is hoped citizens will respond.”
Mr. Gray especially commended Mrs J. O. Hodgkins, III, Chairman of Staff Aides, for the group s 94-hour service; and also for the expansion of Staff Aides in supplying 2D receptionists who receive and direct v isitors to the hospital.
Mr Grav also announced that Mrs. Mildred Pern', Head Nurse of the hospital, has accepted the chairmanship of the Nursing Service which covers the graining of home nurses and nurse’s aides, and the organization of nurses in time of disaster.
The members voted to increase the i umber of vice chairmen from two to three, because of increased responsibilities.
New members of the Board of Directors are: Mrs. W. Langhorne Bond. Mrs. W. W. Sanders, Sr., Warrenton; Mrs. John Adams, The Plains; Mrs. J. Newbill Miller Washington, Va.; Mrs. Woodrow Williams, Marchall; Mrs. George Hickman. Remington.
Members re-elected for a second term were: Harry F. Gray, Warrenton; Mrs. J. L. B. Bently, Orlean; Isham Keith, Upperville; Mrs. Nils Tholand, Sperryville; Mrs. Alyce Russell, Catlett. Officers elected in addition to Mr. Gray were: 1st Vice Chairman, Mrs. J. L. B. Bentley; 2nd Vice Chairman, Mrs. Alyce Russell; 3rd Vice Chairman, Mrs. W
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