The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-27
.Women's Organization, Do
mestic Science Club, Fav-
ors More Simple and Cul-
tured Mode of Living.
XMAS SHOPPING is
VERY EXTRAVACANT
Fourth of July Dangerous; ;
Also Cleaner Streets, Pur-
er Food, Better Laundries,
ETC., Are Wanted.

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lish In their homes more simple and
cultured modes of living and In keep
Ing with the upbuilding OF a more
wholesome and pure home life. and
TO lend their influence for the socio-
logical. spiritual and physical welfare
OF their children and advocating the
forpation Of parent.teachers club,
science club at it's last meeting with
the president, Mrs. Addington, Glen
view, went on record to this fleet.
The board adopted the following
resolution, emphasizing it's stand up.
on moral. spiritual and physical al.
fairs:
whereas we believe with out late
president Of the national association,
Ellen II. Richards, that Home EconO-
mics aims to focus all our daily living.
doing ones duty at the time and not
looking over ones shoulder for a gift.
To revive the pleasure Of doing vel,
what is done, and, perhaps more than
all, to give belief In the nobleness
Of this body OF ours without which the
more simple and cultured modes of
show that money and time are well
spent only when they minister to a
fuller development OF both, and in the
'woman's rights which Froebel has
20 aptly expressed In these lines. The
destiny Of nations IL far more in the
hands Of women the mothers, than in
the hands OF those who possess power;
therefore be II resolved,
Rsselut,en Adopted.
First, That In every possible way It
shall be our purpose during the com.
ing year to lend our influence and NOR.
al support to all enterprises which
may In any way bear upon the socio-
logical and spiritual as well as physi-
cal welfare Of our sons and daughters
That We shall not only lend our aid
toward obtaining better sanitary con-
ditions. clean streets, clean yards, and
beautiful homes, but shall encourage
Q clean moral status which shall de-
mand q higher standard for tneaters.
theatoriums. and all classes of amuse-
ments attractive to young people.
That we establish In our homes
soul can not express itself. and SO
living. keeping In view the upbuild.
ing OF q more wholesome and pure
homo life
Second. That We stand for better
sanitary conditions in the handling OF
foods by statesmen, especially OF
meats, breads and milk. and for bet
ter public laundry methods.
Third. That we use our influence
to promote public sentiment in behalf
Of q sane FOURTH less extravagant
observance OF Christmas Day and
more reverent celebration OF Thanks
giving.
Fourth, That we extend our thanks
to Commercial club for their coopera.
tion In the past and also to the pub
lie school board for their many cour.
tesies and for privileges Of hall and
kitchens and that we express our de-
sire to cooperate with both these or
ganixations In raising the standards
of moral and social conditions among
the youth Of our city, and that where
ever II may seem practica: We advise
that Parent-Teacher clubs be formed
In order that the parent and teacher
may come In closer touch and work
together for the promotion of the best
interest of the child"