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June 21, 1933
Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Miss Virginia Aycock, secretary to county welfare superintendent Mrs. W. B. Waddill, attends a four-week relief workers' course at UNC Chapel Hill, covering administration, office management, and case work. About 100 participants; Mrs. Waddill accompanies her and will attend a related institute.
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Miss Aycock Goes To Relief School
Miss Virginia Aycock, for the past eight months secretary in the office of Mrs. W. B. Waddill, welfare superintendent of the county, and Federal relief administrator, is at Chapel Hill attending the four weeks course being given for workers in relief officers in the State. The course is offered by the school of administration the University of North Carolina, the State Department of Welfare and the Governor's Office of Relief. Three phases of the course being given include administration, office management and case work. About 100 are registered, the course having begun last Monday. Miss Aycock was accompanied to Chapel Hill by Mrs. Waddill. During the third week of the course the Institute of Public Welfare Officials of the State will be combined with the training for the workers. Mrs. Waddill will attend that gathering. She is vice-president of the public welfare officers' group, and is a member of the State Board of Advisors of the Institute of Government, which holds its sessions at Chapel Hill on Friday and Saturday of this week.
Miss Virginia Aycock, for the past eight months secretary in the office of Mrs. W. B. Waddill, welfare superintendent of the county, and Federal relief administrator, is at Chapel Hill attending the four weeks course being given for workers in relief officers in the State. The course is offered by the school of administration the University of North Carolina, the State Department of Welfare and the Governor's Office of Relief. Three phases of the course being given include administration, office management and case work. About 100 are registered, the course having begun last Monday. Miss Aycock was accompanied to Chapel Hill by Mrs. Waddill. During the third week of the course the Institute of Public Welfare Officials of the State will be combined with the training for the workers. Mrs. Waddill will attend that gathering. She is vice-president of the public welfare officers' group, and is a member of the State Board of Advisors of the Institute of Government, which holds its sessions at Chapel Hill on Friday and Saturday of this week.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What keywords are associated?
Relief School
Welfare Training
Chapel Hill
Public Welfare
Institute Of Government
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Virginia Aycock
Mrs. W. B. Waddill
Where did it happen?
Chapel Hill, University Of North Carolina
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Virginia Aycock
Mrs. W. B. Waddill
Location
Chapel Hill, University Of North Carolina
Event Date
Course Began Last Monday, Four Weeks Duration
Story Details
Miss Aycock attends relief workers' course at UNC Chapel Hill, accompanied by Mrs. Waddill, who will attend related institute as vice-president of public welfare officers.