We feel that the school is under the philanthropic work in the State, equally related to all as a source of supply and should become in the next ten years the potential alma mater of all the future social workers, whether professional or volunteer. We will not only furnish trained workers, but an intelligent public who will see the needs of the community and make it possible to them in the wisest way. Few other efforts have been so fully developed before asking for the necessary funds, we only need the palry sum of $5,000 to pay an executive secretary, who will be at the head of the school and assist in teaching one of the most important courses, to do the proper advertising, and for necessary office equipment, including post and expense of getting out the catalog of the school.

The Women's Christian Temperance Union, in Richmond, has been a significant institution for women, especially those in the South. It has been a significant institution for women, especially those in the South, who have been instrumental in supporting the cause of the women. The women have been instrumental in supporting the cause of the women, and the women have been instrumental in supporting the cause of the women.

In conclusion, the Women's Christian Temperance Union has been a vital institution for women, especially those in the South, who have been instrumental in supporting the cause of the women. It has been a significant institution for women, especially those in the South, who have been instrumental in supporting the cause of the women.  Due to the war, it is more than ever important to save money to the public by seeing that it is properly spent after they have given it. Those present were:
Fifth, J. Scherer, Edwin H. Court, J. R. Levy, P. R. Bowman, J. D. R. Michell, J. D. R. Michell, J. D. R. Dunford, Mrs. Charles Straus, Mrs. R. K. Michaels, Mrs. D. L. Hatch, P. B. Trier, P. D. P. B. Dunford, Mrs. Charles Straus, Mrs. F. Pollard, Mrs. K. P. Minor, Mrs. W. B. Hinson, Mrs. H. R. Ellis, Mrs. B. M. Black, Mrs. W. Norman, Mrs. Ella Ball, A. H. Mill, Mrs. B. M. 