Newark post., 1914-05-06

us4es saying. 1t eznn01 be d0re II NsE-
ark Il would E0z Izy the igsr- - These,
h0Eever. Ei-h The .Hir-I-ss and kEock-
ties were soon silzEc4L Tie coEsee-iol
Of the zo1ey for IL EzziE-ezzD1e has
been task requiring EzEeh courage AMI
perseverance, Though dweILers ami
property ozrers IL many eases contrib
u-e generously AMI evez thankfully to-
ward this necessary sdianet 70 town Ete,
there ara some 10 Ehoz i-s bsn@1rs make
10 appeal: the ladies' Or the Sprinkfing
Comnir1ee sometimes fed lzneh diseoar-
aged after their canvass Of the town 70,
support for this sanitary mans
Tho2gh we are seventy women OF il
verse ideals and OCCUPATIONS Jet We unite
IN our club life for the purpose expressed
In our charter, We nav MT al think alike
a. 70 ue-hosis Of procedure, bat We en-
dssvor 20 work together hsruoni0lsiy,
feeling that II the various interests Of the
club = opportunity for eaeh 20 10 that
uhieh she can 20 best This principle was
I emphasized By Mrs Hayward wt0 light
Fl the ezniIe signitying Cooperation and
Federation ''CO-operation Is the core
Whieh binds all human beings 10 society.
-. Some women. no Doubt, become club
members without thinking m1.h about the
duty ami privilege Of cooperation Whieb
make It possible for . club 70 exist
Referring 10 the State and National FED
Grafton Is Unity in Diversity ne are
Eleznhers Of q vast body Of women, oveE
. million Of every shade Of religious De-
lief ye- all working together for human F.
ity's uplifr, 10 such cooperation has ever
been possible before among Women In f.
Fellowship AMI Service. Miss HurI con I
timed the same train Of thought stating
that The mere fact OF our existence Is .
poor affair 20 Celebrate To Hive L 10. 4
TO follow clock hand over the dial, but .
70 serve and help; heause there Is 50
much for u 10 10 we cannot surrender.
We must stand together and go on IN faith i
that i beyond the seeing AMI knowing -
Completing our past and present With Z
peep into tie future Mrs. MANS lighted
the little candle for .'Growth'' which oc-
cuFiei the center of the birthday cake.
Her rhymei prophecy thus closed: I
4 toast TO our eIQt in all she nay 10.
To her highest ideals may she ever be true
Our motto 50 noble Is HOW truly our OWN,
Our club, nay, each member, lives ''Not
for self alone'' -
Mrs. Z. W. Dawson, acting as toast mis-
,ress, wrote two club songs which addel
% the eonvivislity OF the occasion.
FOR FRIENDSHIP 5 SAKE
All We who gather here tO,Iay
10 celebrate our years,
'han pause TO think OF days gone by
With all their hopes and fears.
For suld lang syne We Il sing
For auld lang syne
To-Day We II let our voices ring
For auld lang syne.
N, would that We could take the hand
md gaze upon the face
II every one whose labors gave
'ur club name and place,
For auld lang syne We Il sing
For auld lang syne,
The bells Of memory softly ring
For auld lang syne.
: through the years we've onward
marched,
ear comrades stauneh and true
ave Joined the ranks and held aloft
ur motto ever new.
And so to auId lang syne We II sing
To auld lang syne
For still shall deeds Of promise spring
From auld lang syne.
To our friends in the town we would
', we have lived and grown in your
dist for twenty-one years, we are not
thing apart, We belong to you and YOU
us by many ties and associations. we
g for the same ideals, we make the same
stakes. As human institution, we
all, ike all such, some day pass awav
merge into another Of humanity's
'yements. But although each indiyid-
and each united association nust
rk out its own salvation, we realize that
but the stamp on one side OF the coin.
has no value unless completed by the
'ught that no one lives for himself
ne, therefore we ask for your sympathy
cooperation in the future accorded
fully as it has been in the past.
The Ne'c Century Club Of NeuarE.