North Avenue Presbyterian School - Napsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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fb if apznniau E lp sr I f-- af' -T Serwke Oulirzkle Ngqpf The Atlanta Junior Red Cross has received national recognition for its splendid work and organization. In our membership in this group we find both the strength of unified service and a wonderful field for this service outside the walls of N. A. P. S. At Thanksgiving time we practice the old plan of counting one's own blessings by multiplying another's. Fourteen families were supplied with a REAL dinner and full pantry shelves besides. In memory of Him for whom Christmas is kept we try to divide our overflowing joy with someone else. We keep the same families as at Thanks- giving and try again to bring them substantial aid. A It is a real joy to pack our Christmas boxes for the children overseas- 180 we sent this year. The only thing to mar our joy is that packing Christmas boxes in October does not offer as much realism as we'd find in December. We've had interesting letters from the box friends -from Austria, from the Philippines, and from almost anywhere the Red Cross goes. Besides world-wide interest through the Red Cross, the High Schools have another far-away friend. By them a little blind Chinese girl has been supported this winter. Though true service needs no thanks, the school has received mention for its work. lt comes in the form of two members on the City Junior Red Cross Councils. Ellen Fleming is on the Elementary Council, and Leah Albritton on the Senior. Unselfishness, nobility, strength, character-may these come to us as some of the fruits of our service! -SARA LANE SMITH, '28, ,t fc .4 ' Q f 1927 Q ' -.... .A ' ' 2 Page E gin f

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The Fd6Zlllfj! DAY SCHOOL THYRZA S. ASKEW, B.A. ETHEL PHARR, B.A. MRS. S. H. ASKEW EDNA RAINEY ARDIS COLBY WYLENE REYNOLDS, B.A. ELIZABETH FLODING, B.A. ALICE RIVERS, B.S. FRANCES B. HATCHER, B.A., M.A. AUGUSTA ROBERTS MRS. G. L. LESTER, B.A. BERTA SMITH, B.A. MRS. R. N. MOORE RUTH DABNEY SMITH LULA MCMICHAEL MRS. MABELLE S. WALL ANNE MCKEE ETHEL WARE, B.A. SPENCER MACGAUGHEY HELEN WIKLE ELIZABETH MARSH, B.A. MRS. J. B. WING GRACE AUGUSTA OGDEN, B.A. ROSA F. WING RUTH WORSHAM DR. MARION MCH. HULL Examining Physician BOARDING SCHOOL MRS. VERA H. NISBET - MRS. WM. WIMBISH - R Senior House Mother Junior House Mother X W -. T- , 4 I N A 4, A .I -,T .CW-X 4 J bi? . , . Page , Eighty-six