Clifford Arleigh PARMENTER

                   Beatrice Pope (9) is the second child a daughter of Rush Loomis Pope
(8) and Claribel Charlotte Nordeen Pope.
During childhood Beatrice attended the District School at Line,
Waupaca public Schools, graduating in 1909 from high school at age 15
with honors in athletics.  Continuing her education at Oberlin College,
majoring in Sociology and Physical Training receiving her Bachelor of
Arts degree in 1915, with a post graduate study in business
Administration andHistory.
After graduation became Y. W. C. A. Director at Dayton, Ohio; whe re
she had charge of Physical Training and girls' camps, also supervising
r ecreation for girls in industry.  1917 spend the summer as Director of
Recrea tion at the Industrial Girls' Conference, Oxford College, Ohio.
Beatrice (9) P ope married Clifford Arleigh Parmenter (born February
24, 1895 in Neenah, Wis consin the son of Chester Parmenter and Nancy
Annetter Parmenter) on November 14, 1917 in Waupaca, Wisconsin.  From
this marriage there was one child.
1. )Patricia Claire (10 Pope) Parmenter born November 04, 1920 in
New York, N ewYork
Shortly after marriage her husband Clifford was called to active
du ty in France for World War I.  Beatrice started working with W. R. R.
C. work at New London, Connecticut, where she was Director of Community
Recreation f rom September 1918 to March 1919, having supervised forty
girls' clubs in New London, Hartford, and Norwich, also the Fort H. G.
Wright Hostess House and Canteen.
March 1919 she transferred to Mineola, Long Island, where she
super vised the Health and Recreation work in Nassau and Suffolk
counties.  Early J anuary,1920 Beatrice's war work was discontinued and
she became organizer i the Manhattan district for the World Inter-Church
Movement, at the same time her husband Clifford was employed a the
Alexander Hamilton Institute in New Y ork City.Later, she was connected
with the Social Survey Department and fro m September 1921 to December
1923, she was with the Mother's Club of Bayside, Long Island, where she
directed Americanization work; organized and supervis ed Mothers' and
Girls' Clubs, and did home visiting and case work.
February 1924 she and her family moved to Rochester, New York where
Clifford was emplo yed as in the sales department of the Hudson Motor
Company and she became dir ector of Downton Community Service for the
Rochester Baptist Temple.  Later B eatrice became director of New Era
Adult Education which was sponsored by the Rochester Board of Education,
and her husband was business manager of Centra l City Business Institute,
Syracuse, New York.  In 1937 July, he and his fami ly moved LosAngles,
California, residing at 5675 W. Washington Blvd.