The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
WOMEN TO TAKE
CHIEF PART in
BIG INSTITUTE
Wives of Farmers To Meet WIN
Husbands In Annual State
Roundup"
WILL STUDY PROBLEMS
OFFERED By THEIR WORK
Food Questions, Sanitation, sex
Hygiene and High Cost"
To Be Discussed
EAST LANSING. Mich, Feb, H.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Fep IL
4 special. "A congress OF women viii
be par. OF ire great assembly OF
Nich,xar men and women in East
lansing. March ? 20 Z. when citizens
from the rural district OF the state
vii assemble ia the college city for
The annual round.Hp institute The
wornen's congress is to be an added
sesSrrs, designed 10 broaden the scope
OF the institute as whole and to give
The TAR folk an opportunity TO express
themselves on current issues or the
day. II is planned oy PROF. l.. r Taft
\ who Is experimenting institute plans.
10 have the congress extend over
period OF two days. Tuesday and We'd
/. nescRy, March , and A. Food PROB
lens, sex hygiene and questions per-
saintng to the high cost or living
will BE- some OF the topics which the
Z women viii tackle.
I'd connection with the roundup as
q Whole, g number OF exhibits VIII
be conducted by the college. These
will. include state corn show, which
~ilI couple up with the annual con
venfion OF the Michigan Corn In
yrotement association. latter Will also
take place in East Lansing during in
Gtitnte week. Still other exhibits will
show poultry. household mechanics,
cement. horticulture and engineering
The programs for the whole weeks
activities were perfected today by the
department OF institutes. These were
for The women's congress. the evening
sessions. dairying, animal husbandry,
domestic science and domestic art.
These programs, which are In ad.
diticn 10 those announced a week ago,
are the following:
Tuesday. March 3-Mrs. l.. L. Pep
pard. chairman; What We Owe Our
Neightcrs," Mrs. Harvey Noecker.
C9ssopolis. Mich. Home Making for
Eea and Women" Mrs. II. NJ Dam
lap. Savoy. Illinois; Personal Hygiene
for Women" DR. Clara VI. Davis.
Wednesday. March Room 403
agricultural building: The Care OF
&c Child. Ethel Cook Carpenter;
N3uS Food Problems-What Are
Tbcy7" Mrs II. NJ. Dunlap: "A Par.
tial Solution OF the High Cost OF Lay-
ing" Mrs. Dora n. Stockman.
Monday. March Room 400. ag-
ricultural building; President j i
Snyder, chairman: music by the Col
lege orchestra: Extension Work in
Agriculture" Pres. j. l.. snyder,
Teaching Agriculture in the Rural
Schools" Prof. A. Mcvittie, Saginaw.
Mich; "Michigan's Undeveloped Pos
sibIlities," Illustrated, John l. Gibson,
secretary Western Michigan Develop
ment bureau.
Tuesday evening--Prof. Clinton D.
Smith, chairman: music, Mems Giee
club; THE Work OF the County Ag
rlcultural School" Prof. j. r. Volta,
principal Menominee County School
OF Agriculture: The Relation OF the
Home and the School," Mrs. n. NJ.
Dunlap, president Illinois Womens
Institute association: "Michigane
Progress in Highway Building" illus
trated, Hon. F. Rogers, state highway
commissioner
"Wednesday eyening-Hon j. y.
Mcbride. president State Association
Of Farmers clubs. chairman Boys
and Girls Agricultural Clubs" Dr.
Eben Mumford Cooperation BE.
tween the Producer and the Consum-
, err. Grant Slocum. secretary society
OF Cleaners; South American Condi
tons and Agriculture" Prof Clinton
ID. Smith, Johannesburg New York
Thursday evening-Hon. John c..
Ketchem. master State Grange chair
4 man; music. College band The
SSchool as Community Center Hon
RFred l.. Keller, state superintendent
tof public construction: The Ideat
Rural School," Prof Charles McKen.
my president State Normal college.
."School Sanitation illustrated, Prof
Lee Hornsby, Traverse City.
Friday eyening---Gov w. ~ Ferris,
chairman: The Country. Church. and
What It Can Do for tho Community"
Rev. c. ID. Oberlin.. .Pittsiord. Rural
Social Centers," illustrated. Prof. c.
J. Galpin. U. OF w
Domestic Art
Wednesday, Modification OF Sale
Patterns Section H.. demonstration,
Miss l.. Himmeiein; Womep,s con.
gress in the afternoon. Room 403, Ag.
ricultural building
ThursdAy-~sidenttaca of. 'Ter.-
Ties" Section /. Lecture and demon.
stration, Mrs. l.. l.. PoppaEd$ "Choos.
ing Textile Material" Mrs. l.. l.. Pop.
Daro.
rridsy-'Tdentincation Of Textiles"
Section H., lecture and demonstration.
<Nl LIZ 10 SPPaf0 tlOllt ttttpid-
<tion," Prof. Victor L. Wilson.
Tuesday Modification OF sale pat
terms" Section /, demonstration. Miss
~. Himmelein;; Momens congress N
Afternoon. Room 400, Agricultural
building.
DaIryine.
Prof. A. G. Anderson II. + Den
nison. DR.. Ward Giltner and c. e.
Eewiander. speakers.
/. Mondays Studying Dairy Cattle. {"
demonstration. Bovine tuberculosis.
preiiminary lecture, Bovine Tubercu-
Iosis." study or specimens. demon.
ofration.
Tuesday--"Animal Breeding" The
3 Dabcock Test and Its Use" Dairy
>bVild:ng; The Feeding and Manage.
1nent OF Diary Cattle" Studying
DAIRY Cattle" demonstration The
} ustent OF Human. Bovine and Porcine
>(ubercuosis." Bovine Tuberculosis, -
Dottical demonstration.
"Wednesday --"TuberculosisZ and its
I6z&ae." Stable Hygiene" The first
>nf topics will be the same as on
uqs6ay. These four subjects, an set
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