Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1932, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESD'Y ]5 528 A SS | S '|’ ED?LANSBURGH MEMORIAL ke a8 10 ok &:}KIWANIANS TO FETE P.-T.A. y group will go to the Washington He- | | SERVICES ARE ARRANGED | 2P b £ f0 e Nuthoelon S0 1 et ot for Tuurstay tn services at the grave of Stanley Lans- | haol a | burgh. J. C. Henson, president of the | Thomson Schoo . Exercises to Be Held Bunday &%) cuub, will conduct the services at each | .o wyoo e cup will provide enter- Graves of Both Henry place. Friends and relatives °§c“": o tainment for the Parent-Teacher Asso- :%‘sgg&ue invited to attend, " | ciation meeting to be held in '.‘hoe andiBEanley, Thomson School Thursday, March 10, Both Henry and Stanley Lansburgh | : Memorial services will be held at the | peld the office of wice president e tEe | at 7 30 orlock, ® i late Henry Lansburgh | time This will include moving plnur-_ Increase in Number of Free | bty oo it = S50 |t S St e Sihn % oodais so fc Club of nection with - < B ot Tanban A government subsidized “credit fon- | musical program. The program is be i firm Lansburgh & Bro. Sunday Cases Attributed to Bl TamecH: cier through which long-term loans | ing planned by Edwin F. Hill, vice The first services will be held at the | could be made to rice planters, may be president of the club- = 0 pyng Unemployment. grave of Henry Lansburgh, in Rock | started in Indo-China. | There will also be At a meeting of the Board of Man- agers of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Society yesterday it was reported that 15,528 visits were made last month, 9,548 of which were made to patients unable to pay for the care. This repre- crease of 64 per cent in the e visits compared with ast year. ipients of the services num- 0. The increase in the num- sits was attributed to the 3.422 cases unable to ie aid 28 per cent were un- nation of Mrs. J. Davis B was accepted by the society with resolutions of regret. Types Analyzed. Iysis of the types of diseases w a higher percentage of diseases, including pneu- is and similar prevalent at this sea- g this fact Mark Lans- it was important that an association of the soclety’s type help safeguard the community by dissemi- nating knowledge of what should be done to avoid and prevent these disor- ders. It was explained that this was t staff in its educational advice given in the home as ¢ extra fatigue, the impor- care in bronchitis and orders, and the instruc- mily as to methods of solation F r discussisn brought out the rel ip between poor nour- ishment among needy families and lowereq resistance to disease. Mrs. Whitman Cross, who presided at the mee . said it was her convic- tion that medical relief agencies were of vital importance in sustaining the morale of despondent families, espe- cially where people were already dis- couraged by lack of work and lowered incomes. G ) Committees Report. i Sommittee reports were submitted by : . rs. John W. Davidge, chairman of the B EYE ryt Nurses’ Committee; Mrs. Gresson New- e x RSjcoiCraam has eve h'"’ Lk bold, chairman of the Supply Commit- B v = . & . Wonderful flav tee, and Ord Preston, assistant treas- could hope for in a food ul or Y t th d i f «++ high food value . . . ease of digestibility ose present af e meeting were ¢ = = = : 5 Mrs. Leonard A. Block, Mrs. nglght s « « « arid @ cost so economical that it fits the Clark, Mrs. Charles B. Crawford, Mrs. = P 'y Frederic A. Delano, Joshua Evans, jr.; smallest food budget. Mrs. R. M. Kauffmann, Mrs. George K. ckwood, Mrs. G B. McClellan, N }‘2,.],1\!] Mo, Geosse B hyers - | : Every spoonful of Breyers contains just rich 5. John Jay O'Connor. Miss Elsa : : ;m‘rsm} sChmB WJ vg‘%r. {‘,m‘ i ; cream, pure cane sugar and NATURAL flavor- SPECIALS FOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY arlan tone, Mrs. J. . rrentine, s ee e et e SR i ¥ ing SCIENTIFICALLY BALANCED to insure Delightful assortment of Breyers lce Cream Fancy Forms . . son, Mrs. Wilder D. 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