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Ivlay, 19 5 4 NATIONAL BUTTON BULLETIN 195

NINA HULL MILLER, REVIEW EDITOR
Nina HulI Miller (Mrs. Glenn), of 10? West 13th St., Lexington,
Nebraska, has accepted the position of Review Editor and becomes a member
of the Editorial Staff. Mrs. Miller is well prepared for the work having
been editor of her own State Bulletin for the past six years. We welcome
her to the Staff.
Will all States publishing a state paper please send copies to Mrs.
Miller frorn this date. Mr. Campbell Scarlett has already forwarded the
Bulletins he has received. If you wish to be included in National,s List of
Reviews see to it that Mrs. Miller has a copy of your publication.
A second copy is requested to be flled ra'ith your National Editor at
her Hightstown address. Naturalty your National President should receive
a. copy also. Exchange copies with as many State Editors a.s you can and
everyone rvill be richer for sharing.

MESSAGE TO SHUT-INS
Everything looks much more cheerful outside since spring is here.
By the time you read this, however, it I'ill be going into the summer months.
Nlaybe $e better do some of our work before the really hot weather sets in.
By now you hat'e looked over the March Bulletin with the Show Classi-
fication and our prize list. Have you decided what kinds of trays you will
be entering at the Iletroit Show? I really tlo hope that everyone of you
will send at least one tray this year. This is one thing that our group can
do to help to make the Show a success and to show our gratitude for the
numerous small kindnesses that have corne our way.
I am taking this opportunity of asking each one of you to send me
a card teliing me whether you wish to make a cathedral window. If so, the
materials for this card will be furnished by your chairman.
We were glad to be able to send out those little boxes to you and we
appreciate your nice notes. Uutil next time happy buttoning
Sincerely,
FLORENCE R. LEGGETT.

IN ME]IIORIA}I
March 10. !Irs. Grover Cleveland, Albany, N. Y.
March 21. Robert W. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
National has lost t.wo long,time members in the death of these friends,
as both Mrs. Cleveland and Mr. Johnson joined our Society in 1948. We
extend our sympathy to the families of these friends.
Mrs. Cleveland was a member of the Half-Moon CIub, and the New
l-ork State Society. She was interested in the hobby at an early date and
r:xhibited many trays of buttons in 1941 at the New Jersey State Show.
Robert W. Johnson was known nationally as a serious collector of
uniform buttons. Because of his interest in world history he collected
both the American and Foreign buttons and catalogued them very carefully.
For a number of years he served as a judge in Division 2.
Mr. Johnson was greatly interested in our National Society. In the
Ivlissouri State Button Society he held the ofrce of Second Vice-president.
He attended both the National and State meetings annually and will be
greatly rnissed by his many friends.