New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 3

SUNSHINE SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs, Gorbin Chosen President | Tor Her 26th Term — Mrs. George W. Corbin, who s serving her third term as state president of the International Sun- shine soclety, was elected president of the Canonicus branch of this city for the 25th consecutive term t the annual meeting yesterday MRS, GEORGE W. CORBIN Mrs. Corbin was one of the or- vanlzers of Canonicus branch and 's recognized as one of-the leaders in Bunshine society work in Con- necticut. She is said to be the only , president in New England holding i the offica for this length of time. Annual reports were submitted Ly the officers, showing the work lone during the year. ziveh to nine families, milk ts be- ng furnished every day to four amilies, one family s having its “nt paid and one is being given ‘o weekly grocery order. Tor the hosptal free bed fund 3073.23 was raised by the calendar n, $100 was received from « simember and 8150 was realizen ¢ rough a bazaar last Novembe: 1 Oe hospital bill of $113 was p jcontributions were made to the avelers’ Ald soclety, the New taln Tuberculosis Relief society Eddy Glover Post, American m, and {its auxil . the Bea- nitarium, the New Britawn Y ursery and the Disabled Veterans' camp Entertainment was given at the town home on. Christmas, and pro- s7ams were given at the Newing- | Home for Crippled Children the Farmington home for | corresponding secretary, | Pinches; " assistant ‘Bl!nd Bables. Thanksgiving din- ners were given to 13 families and trult was ghen to 16 war veterans and shut-ini Five mvmlwrn died during the year and 25 new ones were ad. mitted. The following officers were | etectea sident, Mrs, George W. Corbin; first Mrs, W | MRS, W. W. MARSHALL W, Marshall; second vice Mrs. H. A. Papenforth; socretary, Mrs, W rec Horsfa Mre, F. }' Henrfetta M H. Woods; treasurer, Mrs. treasurer, George A. Cadwell. All were - lons but one, Mrs. Papenfortt eeding Mrs, Harry U, T Thompson, resigned Directors elected were: Mrs. C. Afd was § MRS, W. H HORSFALI Pierce, Mrs, H L Fox v, Mre. € \Hllnm W, Christ, Mre Mrs: Charles Glover, |Gonn. 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