The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-27

papers, their topics and hearings, so that
any ciuo interested In q like line Of study
can have them on application by furnish
Ing postage. II Is earnestly hoped tho clubs
will read and promptly act on this request
| from the board. y would simplify matters
u each club would appoint or elect re-
a short and pithy account OF ali club meet
ings; what is done by whom and how.
w
Mrs Horace Brock OF Pennsylvania as
chairman OF the Reorganization committee
for the G. +. W. c., has Just sent the fol.
lowing circular to all club presidents IA that
body; In accordance with the Instructions
given this committee by the g. r. w C. ia
the resolutions adopted at the council meet
| ing held In Philadelphia last June bes
leave TO submit the following request: That
the question OF reorganization OF tho G
L. W. c.. which shall do away with club
representation. together with tho dependent
! question OF proper taxation and representa-
ton. be thoroughly discussed in each tluh IL
possible before the annual meeting OF their
state Federation, at which time these aues-
tons shall be acted upon. That the presi.
dent OF each State Federation report said
action TO the chairman OF the committee
on reorganization, and also ths, the presi-
dent of each federated club report the wishes
of her club to said chairman before January
quest and report to me as soon as action has
been taken by your federation or club In this
matter. n. y. c. Brock. Chairman
This is in line with the request from Mrs
| J. G. Terrell. president Texas Federation
to our federated clubs Tho clubs should take
np this matter at once and discuss 1T intel
ligently and thoroughly. before It comes up
at the san Antonio meeting IN April.
\ The Waco Federation OF womens Clubs
after two years of active planning and
hard work. has succeeded In establishing
a free library for Waco. "a residence OH
| North Eighth street has been leased. the
books all shelved aud catalogued aud the
library. formally opened to tho public on
! December !: with a competent librarian in
charge The library building Is also 10
be used for club rooms and club entertain
luents.
Dear Editor Women's club. An article 10
your columns, entitled lis she club wo-
man." attracted me, and gave me pleasure in
the matter reported as we'll. No ono had
ever told ME of that beautiful missionary
in library work in Coleman, nor of the brave
heart who had kept OH under discourage
mcnt and want of appreciation That wo-
man has the true club spirit through and
Through. and she is not only club woman.
she is whole club, officers. executive board,
high prvates aud all. Ii Is an inspiration
to read. and 1t is good TO write OF such work,
and such worker. 1t will encourage some
Hess courageous souls to better effort.
Organization, however has too often
proved it's power and none can doubt its eff
cheney Why may not the women of Cole.
man organize into some sort of body, put
lthat brave woman at the head, and accom-
Iplsh wonderful results? The publicity OF
the work among women is great cross TO
many OF our club leaders, but the cross is
borne and the work accomplished because
Of the command. "In as much as sc do u
unto the least of these little ones. ye do II
lunto Me-" Is, 5. X.
Waco, November II.