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Author

RAREY, C. D., STAPLES, MARY P. C., HALLETT, HERBERT H., TAYLOR, J. THEO, WHITE, WILLIAM C., BALDWIN JR., A. R., LINDSTROM, SIEGFRIED F., THORNTON, IRVING T., ROMBERG, SlGMUXD, MILLER, SLATER M., GlOGNILLIAT, T. H., JONES, CAROLINE CARTER, and E. D.

Subjects
MCFEE, William, 1881-1966, TOMPKINS, Warwick M., TAYLOR, John J.
Published
1930

3. Fox Hunting in America.

Author

Jones, Caroline

Subjects
*FOX hunting, *AMERICANS, *HISTORY of sports, *PHOTOGRAPHS, *HUNT riding, *RECREATION
Abstract

The article focuses on the history of American fox hunting. It offers information about the management of their hunting club and elaborates the club hierarchy's responsibilities. Clarifications regarding the misconceptions of the hunt's purpose are discoursed. Several photographs depicting fox hunting in the U.S. are also presented.

Published
1973

4. SHALL PENNSYLVANIA HAVE COUNTY BOARDS OF WELFARE?

Author

Jones, Caroline W.

Subjects
PUBLIC welfare, COUNTIES, ADMINISTRATIVE law, CHARITIES, POPULATION, SOCIAL history
Abstract

The article focuses on Pennsylvania which surely needs a unified program of welfare in each county. The populous centres report much duplication while whole counties depend entirely upon the State public health nurse for everything in social work, from a baby clinic to adult parole. There are about seventeen hundred poor laws which a Code Commission is now endeavoring to unscramble and an effort will be made to adopt a county unit plan for poor relief in all counties. Good roads to county seats are being built and will play a large part in overcoming natural dividing lines. The Mothers' Assistance Fund is administered on a county plan and is financed on a fifty-fifty basis of state and county funds, after ten years of work there are still twelve counties where this plan has not been accepted. Living conditions in counties are as varied as the population, company-owned towns exist in the same counties with towns whose houses and furniture speak of Colonial days. The fifth county has almost every racial and industrial problem.

Published
1923
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5. A study of housing facilities as they contribute to home recreation

Author

Jones, Caroline Tyson, NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Jones, Caroline Tyson, and NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Abstract

A study of the various housing facilities in the homes of forty-six high school freshmen girls of fourteen and fifteen years of age in three rural-town high schools of Guilford County and their contribution to home recreation was made. Due to her background and experience the investigator was interested in making a study of teen age girl's recreation and housing facilities. As a rural youth the investigator found that much of her recreation was dependent on the family, her friends who lived near by, and the facilities which were available at home. As her parents were aware of this, recreational equipment was provided and the house could be used for entertaining at all times, however, she was keenly aware of situations in the homes of friends who were not allowed freedom in the use of their house for recreation.

Published
1951

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