The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-19
woMAN's LEAGUE.


ize in Pennington a chapter of the
American Woman's League. Eight
members have already been secured ,
hut it will require thirty or more to
secure the best advantages which
the League offers.
The requirement for membership
IN the League is the simple secur-
| ing of So worth of subscriptions to
The Pennington Times or any of
the magazines that are cooperating
with the Leaguc, Il full list of which
lover l00l will be sent on request.
If 20 persons in Pennington will
each secure Sj2 in subscriptions the
League will build IA beautiful chap
ter or club house here in the town
for the use OF its members. The
building will be fully and completely
furnished, equipped with library,
meeting room, salesroom, kitchen,
etc. A building of this description
is needed by Pennington. 1t would
lac "A center of entertainment and
! community Improvement.
/ Buildings have already been
erected in many towns. over 900
chapters have been organized all
over the United States from Maine
to California.
Other towns have buildings com
/ plet"d and occupied. Are We going
| to let other towns beat Pennington?
/ Not only have they the buildings
completely furnished, but they re-
criTc "A regular monthly remittance
/ from the headquarters of the League
FOR the maintenance Of the Chapter
House to pay for light, heat, etc.
Every Chapter House is equipped
with beautiful Grand Concert
rh"uograph costing $4,000 Thirty
records .arc supplied and changed
every week, or as often as the mem
beers desire, for thirty new records
What others can do we can do. The
only question is do we want it,
Why not send and get literature
telling all about the League, and
get Chapter House here in Farm
ington? All subscriptions that are
taken for The Times count on your
membership at the full price Hasn't
Pennington 80 people that will be
the pioneers?
Write direct to the Publicity De-
partment, American Woman's
Loaugue, University City, st. Louis,
Mo-, for full information and litera-
turc will be gladly forwarded TO you
or stop in our Office and we will
give you an application blank, and
YOU can start your membership by
taking out Il subscriptions to The |
Times which will count $l.0O toward |
your So worth of subscriptions.
When you have secured So worth |
Of subscriptions to the magazines in !
the League, or our paper, your mem |
bership is complete for life, and you
have no dues or fees Of any kind to
pay. There are II number Of ya!u- |
able advantages offered to members
of the League, of which we may
speak hereafter, or which will he
made known to you through the |
literature which will be sent you on |
application as mentioned above.
Among those who have signified |
their intention Of joining the Amer
lean Woman's League are the fol-
lowing; Miss Anna Butterfield,
Mrs. NJ. p. Cayce, Mrs. T. ID.
Fisher, Mrs. J. II. Jones, Miss |
Kate Marks, Mrs. +. A. Rozier,
Miss Gladys Rozier and Mrs. A. j.
Zwart. Several others are consid-
ering the matter, and any further |
information may be had by address
ing any of the above. 1t Is hoped |
to increase the number to fifteen be-
fore Mrs. Hammond returns next
week, so that the Chapter may be
organized. The business men, IL Is
hoped, will help the cause along by
the donation of n lot