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Excerpt from The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Fifty-First Annual Report, for the Year 1931-1932, Vol. 51
Miss Margaret Stewart, who is a graduate of the Lucy Webb Hayes Training School, and served as a missionary at the West Side Community House in Cleveland, made a study in connection with her work at Boston University, called An Analysis of Social Work under The Woman's Home Missionary Society.
In February and March we were called upon to assist with the surveys of the three white schools. Mrs. F. C. Reynolds co-operated in the one at Mitchell School, Misenheimer, North Carolina; Dr. John 0. Gross, president of Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky, at Erie School, Olive Hill, Ken tucky; and Dr. M. J. Holmes, assistant secretary of the Board of Education of the church, at Bennett Academy, Mathiston, Mississippi. Results have already been in evidence from these surveys as from those of Negro work made in another year, and internal plans of schools have been improved where that was necessary, as: changes 1n curricula, in library arrangements, or in chapel. In addition to the work at these schools, we have also visited the following institutions: sager-brown School, Baldwin, Louisiana; Ethel Harpst Home, Cedartown, Georgia; Bennett College for Women, Greensboro, North Carolina; Allen School, Asheville, North Carolina; Mothers' Jewels Home, York, Nebraska; Lucy Webb Hayes Training School, Washington, D. C. And Kansas City National Training School, Kansas City, Missouri.
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