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jolie by Moses
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
DOROTHY ARKWRIGHT
DAY CARE CENTER
89 Memorial Drive, SE SAI STTS
OSGOOD SANDERS
DAY CARE CENTER
ira
PIDs Laat aaa
Aannal Report
1965 - 1966
LPs
Board of Diectors
Mrs. Harry L. SPRING, JR. Mrs. HuGH NUNNALLY, JR.
President President-Elect
Mrs. JAMES H. CRAWFORD Mrs. Tuos. C. SHELTON
ist Vice-President 2nd Vice-President
Mr. Greorce E. SMITH Mrs. JoHN L. TUROFF
Treasurer Recording Secretary
Mrs. JoHN R. Mappox Mrs. GRIGGS SHAEFER
Corres. Secretary Dues Treasurer
Mrs. HAROLD McKeEnzip, JR. Mrs. HAROLD J. HERTENSTEIN
O.S. Nursery Chmn. D.A. Nursery Chmn.
Mrs. W. S. OBENSHAIN, JR.
Historian
Mr. E. C. BARR Mr. FRANK L. BLockK
Mr. Harvey Bootu Mrs. ELYEA D. CARSWELL, JR.
Mr. ELYEA D. CARSWELL, JR. Mr. ALVIN B. CarTEs, JR.
Mrs. L. NEIL CONRAD, JR. Mrs. JAMEs 8. DUDLEY, JR.
Mrs. IRA FERGUSON, JR. Mr. Tuos. T. FLAGLER, JR.
Mr. E. J. Forio Dr. Drxon FOWLER
Mr. Jos. W. HAMILTON, JR. Dr. ELLEN KISER
Dr. Wm. H. Kiser Mrs. Wo. C. Lea
Mrs. CHas. M. McCuLLouGH Mr. FRANK MAIER
Mrs. JoHN O'NEILL, JR. Mrs. ROBERT SHELLEY
Mr. WILLIAM SIMs Mrs. T. WELLER SMITH, JR.
Mr. Hat TRIMBLE Mr. ROBERT WIGGINS
Mr. H. DILLON WINSHIP, JR.
1965 Operating Expendituves -4110,266.16
United Appeal
Purpose of the Agency
Sheltering Arms provides facilities for protective care, guidance and
training during the day for children—primarily of working mothers
of low income. These may be extended following investigation to
those having special needs.
Sheltering Arms is open Mondays through Fridays 7 a.m. to
6 p.m. The Nursery provides care for boys 214 to 10 years of age.
and for girls 214 to 12 years of age.
The fee for day care at Sheltering Arms is based on individual
family income. Each family pays according to a fee attainable within
financial limits. Most choose to be as self-sustaining as possible. The
Social Worker assists the family in determining whether we are the
appropriate agency to meet their child care needs and in setting a
realistic fee for service.
Sheltering Arms operates year round with a staff of director,
social worker, educational consultant, two center supervisors, six-
teen teachers and assistants, a secretary-bookkeeper, two part-time
pediatricians and five maintenance personnel. During the summer
supply teachers are added to staff.
Administratwe Staff
Miss MARGARET L. COLBERT.......... Executive Director
Mrs. Lois HANCOCK............. Educational Consultant
MRS? \Wittin VIORROW/2snis. sete ane a Social Worker
Mrs. Rita M. TuCKER........Swpervisor, Osgood Sanders
Mrs. LYLITH JOHNSON..... Supervisor, Dorothy Arkwright
Mrs. EVELYN S. GREEN............ Secretary-Bookkeeper -
Presidents Report - 1965-1966
Dear Members:
How could a year be so short and yet so full of problems and pleasures
for Sheltering Arms Association. If it were not for the interest and
support of each of you my job would have been an arduous one. This
you recall was the year in which we faced an operating deficit. How-
ever, friends came to our assistance and we will be able to maintain
our services of the highest quality because of their generosity. We
have 6,500 hours of volunteer service from youth groups, garden
clubs, civic clubs and our own members. They provided an enriched
program for our boys and girls throughout the year.
The committees all did their jobs as assigned and I am indeed
grateful to each chairman for the work which you did to keep the
agency operating at top efficiency. It would seem appropriate to
mention a few highlights even though each committee could not be
included in my brief report.
The Personnel Committee had a particularly busy year in
assisting the Executive Director in replacing eight key positions. In
each case we felt that we secured very well qualified persons to fill
the vacancies. The salary scales have been improved each time the
budget has been presented to the Chest.
The Building and Grounds Committee has spent time, talent
and funds on repairs and redecoration of Osgood Sanders Center and
Play Equipment needs were met at Dorothy Arkwright Center. The
Wayside Garden Club, Magnolia Garden Club and the Atlanta Junior
League have made substantial contributions for capital expenditures.
Social Work Advisory Committee assisted our new Social
Worker in orientation to the agency. They set up procedures for an
annual review of each client to set fees for service.
We are most careful to adhere to health and sanitation regula-
tions and to serve adequate, well balanced meals which our Nutrition
Committee recommends. Our clinics are operated by qualified Pedia-
tricians and the Medical Committee carries out their suggestions.
The Finance Committee built and structured the operating
budget for providing service to the 350 different children in our care
last year. This was done at a cost of $2.40 per day per child. We are
justly proud of our economical operation of our two facilities. The
United Appeal is our chief source of income and we are indeed grate-
ful for their understanding and support of our high quality of day
care services in the community.
To serve as your President has been a source of great pleasure
to me and I do wish to thank everyone who has made my year a
happy experience. I particularly enjoyed the privilege of working
with our fine Executive Director, Miss Margaret Colbert. Sheltering
Arms had a richer program because of the active interest of our
Board of Directors and the splendid service of our entire staff.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Harry L. Spring, Jr., President
Fast Presidents
: fe i
Sheltermg Arms Association_
eiing AL Pabbersonts (eta. t-) ac ae GAY wants oa holatha caus 1888-1908
*Mrs:/RrestoniS.. ATKwright, | Stes: uogltaas kad Ck awe 189C-1900-1916
eMirs-y DHOMASIVIAE UII Pewee ky tree el: o.aphslclic bisteas 1895-1896
flvirs) George Howard: Nath es.,2, sae oder eect ae eee 1905
Sirs Porter meng 24. 2k aati 8 Aes aa las 4 tha ee pee ee Ree 1906
+ Mrss Robert JAlstonis sho ois ce, aids by 2 Bh pons taht Laren ake: eee Loon
PMs: MyWiliamvsen, 62 ial 2e 2 Cael kati Erba cae mbes thi eS 1909-1915
SSL Wolo PT cd 2 seg, Atm oa aye clo, AM cet ee Sard 1910-1911-1914
Mires: (Gilbert: Waser’ oi gse sce oh \crpe st tesrar otter A= 1912-1913
MratnB olling it yJOnes yor \.R wl Sees ot ayS., ose MA ee Makes 1917
Wray Pie ry tb yal lis Se ba Aret loi hats bers a hac, Seal Re geod ahok ope st cau ce foe os 1918
se Miircew Derrri Os wry Ree wees a acc hyeiers tye 5 septe Ae re acre yt 1919
cali lecta YP baal OF FETS el ir fuer Oe ede OREM Ron i Bw 2) don Bard MA Pier 1920
Mrs: (Prince Websters ofc bis i ocean ae Mites Cea tes Pa 1921
ANT rE ranikcryWestyes fo. aie. ete ee le Pee niah cares hh en tgs 1922
“Vins Wan onvErarperciin acces ol. one poor tetas ea eee te 1923-1924
‘Mire! (PrestontArkwright-sSrec: +. o duce A Wea tet lnt steer Atlas 1925
*Mires (Oa EMurbyd bcd tes ask cay oh te Pops ra ae eh 1926
MrsAGlenvillel Giddings sow rath eae eee a tha tn elas 1927
Mrs: Prince! Websters s3 f2 26 1.8 a Coo Jee oo FT ee, 1928
Mire aWictOnn smi bhirg: Eten eeyc abe atin. o.dcckas Alt bres tie Los eae 1929
Mire, (Garnpbell MirensOM ys eycrad nie otto eb Bya erties eae 1930
*Mirs- Hide ar INGLY «Hoa (tie a acte te rept sok aera so 2 ach steleh ety 1931-1932
Mirsi Gar DOME Vi efit b a Bip Pee Sh dg cla eM (rhay sol Series ole nai wat Wile 1933
Mitre Philip AlStODt ea eRe Aso eer en eat Son tears ae 1934
irs) William Mera 18 fis tly haya lie Pope at whee Sue ecu lse 1934-1936
Webra hear cUeub 0% teevanai hott ety eA hd Stes ee ane ot ead ces 8 1937
Minas Grimes naeler,. ol), see ate stants stieotcdy barre & pte Os 1938-1939
Mrs. Irwin Stolz........ bi eS eet. Cie SPs Ya fens Pate ore 1940-1941
Mire iralp nV ears, Potty thet ca a case tc Gee aii ae 2 1941-1942
Mirae Riseelly Wis Mach aelt.1,. 0232 «cet obvely © mies lr alsPeeclaars 1943
irs Dow Cathcart Ae 22 sh,1grcr-ts2 ate se ee Phe a eas 1944-1946
rss AVyrn eG Grantee oe hats esd ner teaeeleta bee bute eheta 1946-1947
Mire: itaper: Migtaribls cite e At.Scaalsin ese 2 ane oats tee 1947-1949
Mies; @l aire aire Fitri og coe oe sc GAS Pe rat das ee ed 1949-1951
MirsuiGreo. tered GNeein. £20235 685 bes ehtl.t dale oa beth ciy 1951-1953
Wire! ‘AvarweGandler ss. a5.ic.5 Maske Sha et adenae plard 1953-1954
rss Ler UMTS Pe crlars <a 2 sine, a-@ 4's whe pale Who ae 1954-1956
Mire! eps mec rueern sf) i gee os ie y-=lalsic heed i's oh ee 1956-1957
WEA PVD AG LCA. oa shes) dbo! Eb wpalut oH tlacole eo dus ca Meek 1957-1958
Mirren eA on st ated oh fine a ze aR ving Fobtdle + 1958-1959
Firs ws Sateen thn ts sae gd Ae ghncaidlas ok ocrNeeo 1959-1960
res Een eeenina Petia StS bh techs bog. ety ac ech aot 1960-1961
Mrs. Samuel W. Hart, Sr........ Ag ee aR sac ce Pye: 1961-1963
Mires! ranisiGiamher be ol ot ag edna ea by pear e bl ... 1963-1964
Mire: Mitaal. Cama wOn sii 2s NL Ow recs 2d elects es daneg ele 1964-1965
—_—_
*Deceased
Licensed by the
State Department: of Family e- Childrens Services
We Sia. Eh RENT al
; } 85
‘
A servuce of your United Appeal
(The publication of this report is a contribution of friends)
jolie by Moses
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
DOROTHY ARKWRIGHT
DAY CARE CENTER
89 Memorial Drive, SE SAI STTS
OSGOOD SANDERS
DAY CARE CENTER
ira
PIDs Laat aaa
Aannal Report
1965 - 1966
LPs
Board of Diectors
Mrs. Harry L. SPRING, JR. Mrs. HuGH NUNNALLY, JR.
President President-Elect
Mrs. JAMES H. CRAWFORD Mrs. Tuos. C. SHELTON
ist Vice-President 2nd Vice-President
Mr. Greorce E. SMITH Mrs. JoHN L. TUROFF
Treasurer Recording Secretary
Mrs. JoHN R. Mappox Mrs. GRIGGS SHAEFER
Corres. Secretary Dues Treasurer
Mrs. HAROLD McKeEnzip, JR. Mrs. HAROLD J. HERTENSTEIN
O.S. Nursery Chmn. D.A. Nursery Chmn.
Mrs. W. S. OBENSHAIN, JR.
Historian
Mr. E. C. BARR Mr. FRANK L. BLockK
Mr. Harvey Bootu Mrs. ELYEA D. CARSWELL, JR.
Mr. ELYEA D. CARSWELL, JR. Mr. ALVIN B. CarTEs, JR.
Mrs. L. NEIL CONRAD, JR. Mrs. JAMEs 8. DUDLEY, JR.
Mrs. IRA FERGUSON, JR. Mr. Tuos. T. FLAGLER, JR.
Mr. E. J. Forio Dr. Drxon FOWLER
Mr. Jos. W. HAMILTON, JR. Dr. ELLEN KISER
Dr. Wm. H. Kiser Mrs. Wo. C. Lea
Mrs. CHas. M. McCuLLouGH Mr. FRANK MAIER
Mrs. JoHN O'NEILL, JR. Mrs. ROBERT SHELLEY
Mr. WILLIAM SIMs Mrs. T. WELLER SMITH, JR.
Mr. Hat TRIMBLE Mr. ROBERT WIGGINS
Mr. H. DILLON WINSHIP, JR.
1965 Operating Expendituves -4110,266.16
United Appeal
Purpose of the Agency
Sheltering Arms provides facilities for protective care, guidance and
training during the day for children—primarily of working mothers
of low income. These may be extended following investigation to
those having special needs.
Sheltering Arms is open Mondays through Fridays 7 a.m. to
6 p.m. The Nursery provides care for boys 214 to 10 years of age.
and for girls 214 to 12 years of age.
The fee for day care at Sheltering Arms is based on individual
family income. Each family pays according to a fee attainable within
financial limits. Most choose to be as self-sustaining as possible. The
Social Worker assists the family in determining whether we are the
appropriate agency to meet their child care needs and in setting a
realistic fee for service.
Sheltering Arms operates year round with a staff of director,
social worker, educational consultant, two center supervisors, six-
teen teachers and assistants, a secretary-bookkeeper, two part-time
pediatricians and five maintenance personnel. During the summer
supply teachers are added to staff.
Administratwe Staff
Miss MARGARET L. COLBERT.......... Executive Director
Mrs. Lois HANCOCK............. Educational Consultant
MRS? \Wittin VIORROW/2snis. sete ane a Social Worker
Mrs. Rita M. TuCKER........Swpervisor, Osgood Sanders
Mrs. LYLITH JOHNSON..... Supervisor, Dorothy Arkwright
Mrs. EVELYN S. GREEN............ Secretary-Bookkeeper -
Presidents Report - 1965-1966
Dear Members:
How could a year be so short and yet so full of problems and pleasures
for Sheltering Arms Association. If it were not for the interest and
support of each of you my job would have been an arduous one. This
you recall was the year in which we faced an operating deficit. How-
ever, friends came to our assistance and we will be able to maintain
our services of the highest quality because of their generosity. We
have 6,500 hours of volunteer service from youth groups, garden
clubs, civic clubs and our own members. They provided an enriched
program for our boys and girls throughout the year.
The committees all did their jobs as assigned and I am indeed
grateful to each chairman for the work which you did to keep the
agency operating at top efficiency. It would seem appropriate to
mention a few highlights even though each committee could not be
included in my brief report.
The Personnel Committee had a particularly busy year in
assisting the Executive Director in replacing eight key positions. In
each case we felt that we secured very well qualified persons to fill
the vacancies. The salary scales have been improved each time the
budget has been presented to the Chest.
The Building and Grounds Committee has spent time, talent
and funds on repairs and redecoration of Osgood Sanders Center and
Play Equipment needs were met at Dorothy Arkwright Center. The
Wayside Garden Club, Magnolia Garden Club and the Atlanta Junior
League have made substantial contributions for capital expenditures.
Social Work Advisory Committee assisted our new Social
Worker in orientation to the agency. They set up procedures for an
annual review of each client to set fees for service.
We are most careful to adhere to health and sanitation regula-
tions and to serve adequate, well balanced meals which our Nutrition
Committee recommends. Our clinics are operated by qualified Pedia-
tricians and the Medical Committee carries out their suggestions.
The Finance Committee built and structured the operating
budget for providing service to the 350 different children in our care
last year. This was done at a cost of $2.40 per day per child. We are
justly proud of our economical operation of our two facilities. The
United Appeal is our chief source of income and we are indeed grate-
ful for their understanding and support of our high quality of day
care services in the community.
To serve as your President has been a source of great pleasure
to me and I do wish to thank everyone who has made my year a
happy experience. I particularly enjoyed the privilege of working
with our fine Executive Director, Miss Margaret Colbert. Sheltering
Arms had a richer program because of the active interest of our
Board of Directors and the splendid service of our entire staff.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Harry L. Spring, Jr., President
Fast Presidents
: fe i
Sheltermg Arms Association_
eiing AL Pabbersonts (eta. t-) ac ae GAY wants oa holatha caus 1888-1908
*Mrs:/RrestoniS.. ATKwright, | Stes: uogltaas kad Ck awe 189C-1900-1916
eMirs-y DHOMASIVIAE UII Pewee ky tree el: o.aphslclic bisteas 1895-1896
flvirs) George Howard: Nath es.,2, sae oder eect ae eee 1905
Sirs Porter meng 24. 2k aati 8 Aes aa las 4 tha ee pee ee Ree 1906
+ Mrss Robert JAlstonis sho ois ce, aids by 2 Bh pons taht Laren ake: eee Loon
PMs: MyWiliamvsen, 62 ial 2e 2 Cael kati Erba cae mbes thi eS 1909-1915
SSL Wolo PT cd 2 seg, Atm oa aye clo, AM cet ee Sard 1910-1911-1914
Mires: (Gilbert: Waser’ oi gse sce oh \crpe st tesrar otter A= 1912-1913
MratnB olling it yJOnes yor \.R wl Sees ot ayS., ose MA ee Makes 1917
Wray Pie ry tb yal lis Se ba Aret loi hats bers a hac, Seal Re geod ahok ope st cau ce foe os 1918
se Miircew Derrri Os wry Ree wees a acc hyeiers tye 5 septe Ae re acre yt 1919
cali lecta YP baal OF FETS el ir fuer Oe ede OREM Ron i Bw 2) don Bard MA Pier 1920
Mrs: (Prince Websters ofc bis i ocean ae Mites Cea tes Pa 1921
ANT rE ranikcryWestyes fo. aie. ete ee le Pee niah cares hh en tgs 1922
“Vins Wan onvErarperciin acces ol. one poor tetas ea eee te 1923-1924
‘Mire! (PrestontArkwright-sSrec: +. o duce A Wea tet lnt steer Atlas 1925
*Mires (Oa EMurbyd bcd tes ask cay oh te Pops ra ae eh 1926
MrsAGlenvillel Giddings sow rath eae eee a tha tn elas 1927
Mrs: Prince! Websters s3 f2 26 1.8 a Coo Jee oo FT ee, 1928
Mire aWictOnn smi bhirg: Eten eeyc abe atin. o.dcckas Alt bres tie Los eae 1929
Mire, (Garnpbell MirensOM ys eycrad nie otto eb Bya erties eae 1930
*Mirs- Hide ar INGLY «Hoa (tie a acte te rept sok aera so 2 ach steleh ety 1931-1932
Mirsi Gar DOME Vi efit b a Bip Pee Sh dg cla eM (rhay sol Series ole nai wat Wile 1933
Mitre Philip AlStODt ea eRe Aso eer en eat Son tears ae 1934
irs) William Mera 18 fis tly haya lie Pope at whee Sue ecu lse 1934-1936
Webra hear cUeub 0% teevanai hott ety eA hd Stes ee ane ot ead ces 8 1937
Minas Grimes naeler,. ol), see ate stants stieotcdy barre & pte Os 1938-1939
Mrs. Irwin Stolz........ bi eS eet. Cie SPs Ya fens Pate ore 1940-1941
Mire iralp nV ears, Potty thet ca a case tc Gee aii ae 2 1941-1942
Mirae Riseelly Wis Mach aelt.1,. 0232 «cet obvely © mies lr alsPeeclaars 1943
irs Dow Cathcart Ae 22 sh,1grcr-ts2 ate se ee Phe a eas 1944-1946
rss AVyrn eG Grantee oe hats esd ner teaeeleta bee bute eheta 1946-1947
Mire: itaper: Migtaribls cite e At.Scaalsin ese 2 ane oats tee 1947-1949
Mies; @l aire aire Fitri og coe oe sc GAS Pe rat das ee ed 1949-1951
MirsuiGreo. tered GNeein. £20235 685 bes ehtl.t dale oa beth ciy 1951-1953
Wire! ‘AvarweGandler ss. a5.ic.5 Maske Sha et adenae plard 1953-1954
rss Ler UMTS Pe crlars <a 2 sine, a-@ 4's whe pale Who ae 1954-1956
Mire! eps mec rueern sf) i gee os ie y-=lalsic heed i's oh ee 1956-1957
WEA PVD AG LCA. oa shes) dbo! Eb wpalut oH tlacole eo dus ca Meek 1957-1958
Mirren eA on st ated oh fine a ze aR ving Fobtdle + 1958-1959
Firs ws Sateen thn ts sae gd Ae ghncaidlas ok ocrNeeo 1959-1960
res Een eeenina Petia StS bh techs bog. ety ac ech aot 1960-1961
Mrs. Samuel W. Hart, Sr........ Ag ee aR sac ce Pye: 1961-1963
Mires! ranisiGiamher be ol ot ag edna ea by pear e bl ... 1963-1964
Mire: Mitaal. Cama wOn sii 2s NL Ow recs 2d elects es daneg ele 1964-1965
—_—_
*Deceased
Licensed by the
State Department: of Family e- Childrens Services
We Sia. Eh RENT al
; } 85
‘
A servuce of your United Appeal
(The publication of this report is a contribution of friends)
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