EWP 1926 Deck pg 117
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EWP 1926 Deck pg 117
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Virginia
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1027808
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1027808_EWP_1926_Deck_pg_117.pdf
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2024-01-07
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Pdf Document
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862379f75e57f769a1a023d7b019336279a723b179c70234d4827410fd753b15
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/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/Access Files/Upload temp/1027808_EWP_1926_Deck_pg_117.pdf
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Digitized by Edwin Washingon Project
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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English
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EVIDENCES
OF
117
PROGRESS
significance
of probation work in Loudoun.
It certainly has not
appreciated
fact,
been
as it should be. In
in some quarters it has been
ignored.
We all want to see our children guided toward a life of
real usefulness and good citizenship.
This is just one of the helps
to those
who have momentarily slipped on the way.
The Blue Ridge Library
This library
was organized at Purcellville in 1919.
The original
donated by individuals in the community.
The subscrip
of $1.50 per year was charged for the use of these books.
books
were
tion fee
The library has been added to continually, until now it contains
2,000
about
books.
a year
the library had a donation
of $5.00 per month.
this it had little financial aid, as the subscription charge has
been done away with for the past two years.
Now a charge for fic
By giving plays, serving lunches and sup
tion only is maintained.
pers, the expenses of the library are easily met, and a surplus of $75
For
about
Besides
kept on hand.
The library pays ten dollars a month for two
rooms, one of which it sub-lets for five dollars a month.
The
paid
brarian is
four dollars a month.
The educational worth of the library is very great.
It affords
good literature to our people and thereby gives them a broader view
of life, which means a richer and fuller community life. The atmos
phere of culture which the library spreads through
the community
making
tends towards
life more worth while.
The real service ren
dered by the Blue Ridge Library cannot be estimated.
We can only
realize the value of its cultural influence and do what we can to pro
mote its welfare and thereby improve our county.
is
li
Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
In the spring of 1924 the Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy
was organized
in Purcellville.
It had 14 members
at the time of its organization.
The meetings, to date, have been
very well attended.
The chapter has had the opportunity of bringing help to the few
remaining soldiers in Grey in the community of Purcellville.
It also
has done honor to others.
The chapter is working under very able
officers who feel that the organization is just preparing for bigger
things for the United Daughters
years to
of the Confederacy
in
come.
The caring for the needy and dependent Confederate
men
and women has ever been a loving and sacred duty for the organiza
tion.
The prime and ultimate object of the United Daughters of the
The
Confederacy
is
told
in
Public
The Public
the motto:
“Love
makes
memory
eternal.”
Health Work in Loudoun
Health Association of Loudoun County was organized
a group of public-spirited citizens,
who met at the
in 1913 or 1914 by
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EVIDENCES
OF
117
PROGRESS
significance
of probation work in Loudoun.
It certainly has not
appreciated
fact,
been
as it should be. In
in some quarters it has been
ignored.
We all want to see our children guided toward a life of
real usefulness and good citizenship.
This is just one of the helps
to those
who have momentarily slipped on the way.
The Blue Ridge Library
This library
was organized at Purcellville in 1919.
The original
donated by individuals in the community.
The subscrip
of $1.50 per year was charged for the use of these books.
books
were
tion fee
The library has been added to continually, until now it contains
2,000
about
books.
a year
the library had a donation
of $5.00 per month.
this it had little financial aid, as the subscription charge has
been done away with for the past two years.
Now a charge for fic
By giving plays, serving lunches and sup
tion only is maintained.
pers, the expenses of the library are easily met, and a surplus of $75
For
about
Besides
kept on hand.
The library pays ten dollars a month for two
rooms, one of which it sub-lets for five dollars a month.
The
paid
brarian is
four dollars a month.
The educational worth of the library is very great.
It affords
good literature to our people and thereby gives them a broader view
of life, which means a richer and fuller community life. The atmos
phere of culture which the library spreads through
the community
making
tends towards
life more worth while.
The real service ren
dered by the Blue Ridge Library cannot be estimated.
We can only
realize the value of its cultural influence and do what we can to pro
mote its welfare and thereby improve our county.
is
li
Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
In the spring of 1924 the Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy
was organized
in Purcellville.
It had 14 members
at the time of its organization.
The meetings, to date, have been
very well attended.
The chapter has had the opportunity of bringing help to the few
remaining soldiers in Grey in the community of Purcellville.
It also
has done honor to others.
The chapter is working under very able
officers who feel that the organization is just preparing for bigger
things for the United Daughters
years to
of the Confederacy
in
come.
The caring for the needy and dependent Confederate
men
and women has ever been a loving and sacred duty for the organiza
tion.
The prime and ultimate object of the United Daughters of the
The
Confederacy
is
told
in
Public
The Public
the motto:
“Love
makes
memory
eternal.”
Health Work in Loudoun
Health Association of Loudoun County was organized
a group of public-spirited citizens,
who met at the
in 1913 or 1914 by
