The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-14

Following the address delivered by Mrs Ftzparck State
President of the Womans Federated Clubs the District meeting
which was held in this city Wednesday.
NEEDS AND PLANS CLUBS.
From all the good things heard today that the clubs
have been doing would imagine all the problems of the times
had been settled This only the planting time of our work. and
the grower has but thought that his succeed shall
duce its the seeker of great and good things be big
enough sacrifice the altar humanity her personal feelings
and physical comfort Then let labor that the cause may ac
complsh its purpose
AS for the plans of the work for the clubs have just
sayyou have but study books find all the plans
needed Famiarze yourselves with these for must know
them to be able to work ntellgenty in the Federation
The work all planned by the committees in different de-
Health Education Library Extension Arts
and Crafts Home Economics Conservation Students Aid Gift
Scholarships State Inrmares Industrial Conditions of Women
and Children Social Service and Others All OF these
under the able State Chairman ready to aid club
that applies Clubs may take of these departments of the
work that appeal mostly to them.
NOW
wish that every club member in the State might commit to
memory-yes learn by heart like that better for like
what preach and learn things by heart that do not
memoyhen learn by heart Article IL of the Const
tuition 1t this The object of the Federation shall be to bring
with another the womans clubs
throughout the State that they methods OF work and
become mutually helpful and through federation to be unit
lin power all reforms and high humanitarian work
CLUB LITERATURE
One of the greatest needs the studying club
terture good carpenter always provides himself with suitable
tools Make club literature your tools
One page the Sunday Atlanta Constitution teeming
helpful suggestions and only club $780, The
prce is club president wrote the other
day she could only all her members read the Cons
she does she there would be
lack 1t truly very essential good works
The Federation Magazine official organ for the general Fed
Grafton is absolutely Indispensable tits published
in New York and costs ST. 90 per annum.
is full of suggestions and the Farmers Wife
published in ST. Paul Mnn of the best papers for the
Home and School Improvement Clubs Imaginable 1t has depart
mens Economics Rural Schoosso Country, the
Home Club Notes. ara the ceanes sweetest stories for boys and
girls only 25c year repeat must study the club
literature you would achieve the best results think good
plan would be your District Secretary
press agent and subscribe for literature through her
Now this important question of literature
without calling your attention another fact that should
your remedy is this Many the recent books
magazines that young people reading eagerly
en pictures life harmful tendency that there danger Of
lowering their moral standards Does this fact impress
the club the duty of placing libraries such books and
magazines will ncucate the ideals of e and love and
home? Remember it said womans clubs building
libraries than Carnegie behooves them look well to their
contents.
JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE.
work that much in its for usefulness and
club should be keeny alive to help along the
Junior League your children interested making bet
ter grounds taking Them and planting trees and in
everything that pertains the welfare of their CITY, This teaches
them the value of law ORDER cleanliness beauty PATRIOTISM there
by training them to make useful citizens.
It pleasure of the club encourage
possible noble work Miss Creswe doing all the State