The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-24

FOR several months q few of the WO-
men OF Townyille had been meeting
informally with no special designated
object except TO get together" These
meetings We're so pleasing and such a
break in the monotonous lives of most
of tbs hon5he5peTs that it was decid-
ed to call together those most inter-
ested and formally organize a club.
This call met with very prompt
an denthusiGstic gathering, So in Oc-
tober. 1913, the Priscilla club OF
Townville came into being:
The purposes OF the club are so
many one may wonder II any one
thing will be accomplished, for the
field cs snasaEoF includes the whole
subject of home economics.
The club meets at the different
homes OF the members on Thursday
afternoon OF each week. The women
take their needlework and there Is
always an exchange OF ideas along
this line, for all are ambitious to DO
the newest, and .prettiest work. The
members are taking q course in do
nestle science gotten up. by an emil
nent authority on the subject.
FeatlTesOf Meetings.
There are Two papers on some part
OF this, with help from the govern
lment bulletin and magazines. An
other feature which is found quite
helpful as we'll as very practical iS
| the exchange. OF recipes.
Each week some one designated the
week before gives d true and tried
recipe for some article of food, easily
prepared, pleasing as well as palata-
' BILE. For inatances IL the study is
bread and breadmtiung, then the spe-
elal recipe rs Ihsly soIae lorm Oh
Dreaa-.Toiis. psnss a1L9 q EusA; Id tne
stuuy IS eBss--elltels nses ,oou VSlue
ana ways OF preparihss-an ne..Os.s t,.s
try pop-oNers y. cup ~ III t.t us. kAt sne
holtoWhs Inestlns eayi as tepoIIs uet
success on ialiure as a. ns Ease ,aan, may De De
In addition TO inc neeaie"ork ana
domestic science courses the club has
started library and py exchanging
books the members proaden thelr
views and Keep aSreasas l1a. OF the tilpes.
1 ;'s--S., asssvV-. iyFss>cCcl:
The object tnen OF me ciuD rs 70
nave every lnuiYlauai aelhDer uene-
ntted, her nome maae Dstter, her IAN, =,
hy happier ana neaisaleF, tne scno9l
ana churcnes OF tnet Town ilnpr0seu,
ana the 5Whoies como unity: oehehtteo
uy the enect OF band OF women
iclnbbed togethui for the common
I ez.9as- ee.4e4.S = - s3
Being community club OF q small
town the Priscilla CLUB realized its
need OF coming into contact with
,otnef minds OF .makmg its members
think OF things outside their ewn
small circle. with lhts OBJECT IN
. vieRs its askadStn Deeemper, 1919 for
admission into the efation. The
members wanted 70 De numbered
among those women 81. the South Car
oiina federaIion VINO ne planning ana
doing for the adVane esnlent OF the COM
mon good OF the Whoie State. The
federation VIII do US, good. writes
one sof the iiicers 4 We hone sby
!, our Work 70 show onr ~ son Tor be-
ing. IS 3
The. oficers OF the Priscilla club
are: resident; Alrs. EIiSs Earie;
Aarse n t5s3 asrlce. MISS
Sallie McEarleyi seer etary and iI treas seals
nrer, Miss jamie Gaines.
Mrs. Earle az Frances Mhitlnire
Was reared In Greenyilie county al-
tended the nnhlte st;ieet s q 'iSfSt. e
nnnitv At an early age she spent
one year at Mltliansson t!eslale Sol-
!, leSe, nov Lander Coliege Having I'M
sse.ss ahE;isEsll N.
county she completed tne Iull tout
years course a. winthrop coilese IN
1902, Dnrtng hsr college course sns
was identi1en with all the dineTent
organizations OF the college. she si
held several prominent oIneea IN lle
Se Ss 9ns %ss ssg s Of the the