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Ann Arbor News, October 16, 1940
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NATIONAL OFFICER OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS HERE: Mrs. Frederick Bond of Miami, Fla., vice president of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons, is here for the state convention of the order meeting today, tomorrow and Friday. Mrs. Bond (at the left above), was the guest last night of Mrs. Walter F. Hunt (at the right) at her home on Baldwin Ave. Mrs. Hunt is state chairman of the convention program, on which they conferred yesterday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1940
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STATE PRESIDENT OF THE KING'S DAUGHTERS WITH CHAIRMEN: Mrs. Howard J. Clifford of Flint, president of the Michigan beach of the King's Daughters which is holding its annual convention here this week, is presiding at meetings that close tomorrow. In the group above from left to right are: Mrs. F. C. Cahow of Brooklyn Ave., president of the county branch; Mrs. Clifford; and Mrs. S. L. LaFever of Melrose Ave., co-chairmen of the convention with Mrs. Cahow.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1940
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JUNIOR PRIZE EXHIBIT AT CONVENTION: The miniature hospital ward shown above may be seen at the convention of the Michigan King's Daughters in session at the Michigan League. Each part of it - the furniture, the figures, the costumes, the birdcage, the decorations, was made to scale by the circles in the county. It represented a scene in the University hospital at Christmas time when the gifts arrive from King's Daughters, the organization which has sponsored the hospital school for many years. The model was sent to San Francisco last summer and received the first prize at the International convention.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 22, 1969
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Proceeds from tomorrow's salad luncheon given for the public by the King's Daughters will support projects such as this party at University Hospital School. Hospitals are a major concern of the King's Daughters, who have donated the books and furnished the children's library at the new C. S. Mott Children's Hospital in the University Medical Center. The children here are (from left) John Fillmore, Rose Oresco and Denise Borgman. King's Daughters assisting at the birthday celebration are (from left) Mrs. Wayne K. Pryor, Mrs. H. James Beaupre and Mrs. Robert Burby.

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Ann Arbor News, November 5, 1937
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Strictly Confidential: In the social service exchange, the Community Fund association maintains a clearing house for the listing of identifying information on all cases handled by agencies, public or private that keep permanent records. This typical picture shows the exchange records being consulted by a group of workers whose desire is to be of service but who also want to avoid duplication and ensure the co-operation of all interested agencies and individuals. Such an exchange is a fundamental of good social work. Co-operating agencies refer to the exchange before giving assistance. The records also are available to King's Daughters and to churches and like groups or individuals who have a legitimate reason for obtaining the information. Is is however strictly confidential.