The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-02-17

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spending secretary and reporter.
Plans OF District Reciprocity.
Mrs. w. B. Taylor. OF Winston
Salem, chairman OF District Reciproc-
ity, Is making rapid progress with her
work. seven OF the ten districts having
reported they are planning 70 cele-
brate Reciprocity Day.
one or the first of these helpful
days Is 70 be brought about hy the
federated clubs OF Winston-Sslem.
namely, the Round Dozen. Society %
professional Stenographers. Winston
Salem SoroSis. and the Woman's
Reading Clu The date runs so near
that of our letteE-head that even as
We pen this announcement 10 the
c!ubs OF the Federation the day Of
pleasure Is in its heights.
Nlnston-Salem. the home place or
Ihe tederatlon's president, i in the
Second District, and the towns and
clubs belonging to the district are.
The Woman's Club, kernersville Mrs.
j. Gilmer korner, president. the Wo-
mans Club, MoCksyille. Miss Linda
Clement. president; the Electric Club.
A~nsonyille, Mrs. L. l.. Little, presi-
dent.
The scope OF work covered by the
hostess clubs and the guest clubs is:
Civic, Social Service, Library Exten-
sion, and Literature, the aggregate
number Of members of this district be-
ing II hundred and sixty-one.
After the visitors have been met by
a committee from the hostess clubs
they will be driven TO the Elks' Club,
| where the hostess clubs will serve
luncheon.
9 / AT 2 O'Clock all the federate mem
bers of the city are invited to attend
t the meeting presided over by Mrs.
/ w. &. Taylor, State Chairman OF
District Reciprocity.
Mrs. Z. II. Latham, president OF
CaTaSiS will mako the address ~ nrol-
come, an deach club president is TO
n give a fiye-minute talk. a special
program i'll which Miss Fries Will par
ticipate has been arranged.
e Other districts to celebrate reci-
s procity are: District No. IL, Morgan
ton, including Lenoir, Statesville,
Salisbury. The United Charities.
t. with Mrs. y. c. Avery, Jr, president
being the hostess club.
1t District No. 9, Maxton, including
ir C~hadbourn, Fayetteville, Southport
IS Wilmington, Whiteville. h Eain
Sc burg Book Club. Mrs. 3. G.. Patter
son, president. viii be the hostess
n In District No. 5. Carthage, incIud
n. ing Sanford, Southern Pines, Pine
hurst. The Carthage Civic Club
" Mrs. T. 3. Tyson, president, will 10
the hostess.
re Gastonia Hostess.
ne The two federated clubs of Gas
e@It LII III " Iid = "a
ISOLATION, Mrs, George W. Wilson
T. president, and the Z. c. Club, Mis-
Mary Rayan, president, with a tota
membership of ninety-six have ex
ID tended invitations TO the clubSof tn
IS, fourth district to celebrate reciprocit
a day with them February IS. TIL
he district includes the Charlotte WON
or ans Club, Mrs. willard Rogers, presi
rs dent, SorOsis Club, Mrs. Il. NJ. Wad'
Nn president; Concord Study Club, Mr..
10, John Fox, president; Shelby Civi
as, League, Mrs. L. M. Hull, president
Twentieth Century Book Club, Mr.
on Clyde Hoey. president; WadesbOr
Book Club, Mrs. j. d. Leak, ~preSiden
zee The aggregate number Of clu
re women of the hostess and great clut
is about three hundred and %sevent.
he five. Through the courtesy Of tt
he Masons, the odd Fellows and II
ne knights of PythiaS, the large room
de in the he Realty building will
In used on this occasion. Five differel
lul committees ave been appointed ar
ne every thing is moving on smooth
as for a big day. In addition to Il
ne clubs, several prominent State Worl
!. ers will be present.
rs. Miss Adelaide L.. Freis. preside
:. of the n. G. F. ". G., who is spen
ary ing the week with her friend Nj
II. kWillard Rogers. Charlotte, will
the distinguished guest, and will q
re dress the ladies after the luncheo
at Mrs. Reilly, Of Charlotte, correspon
ing secretary of the General FEEDER
ton will also speak. Others fill
upS places on the program will be M
the L. w. Lingle, Davidson; Mrs. c.
or Hook, C~harlotte; Mrs. j. Y. Mill
the Castonia- chairman Of the departme
ue- Of civic, education and reciprocity.
the AS the WOman'S Betternent is I
aio first club to appoint a special repor
lie TO "see to it" that the State charm
cen or publicity received the
ing the meetings IN chairman sla.
all publishes verbatim.
erS,
and w
- Ho!h"1l , 80.
~ afternoon, February s. The grour
nnn committee reported that Mr.. HI
~stetler would furnish turf 10 the
cnniat;np free Of charOn If they An,