Arizona republican., 1915-10-24

l SiO'GGlllSlS ana county idiIiI tt'lN lSbi the Agricultural Extension Service will undertake to lead the way to more profitable farming.
  ter facilities for work, the committee l is anticipating a most successful con- test.
 This year the Better Babies Contest will Ee housed in the new addition to the Women's Building"
 Dean Scarlett one of the most force l ful speakers in the state will deliver a lecture on The Woman of Today" at the YVornan's Club, Tuesday after nocn Mrs. l.. n. DamerOn. dramatic soprano will sing, "HeaTen Hath Shed a Tear" by F. Kuchen. Op. 63. F. i T. Doane will ne at the piano. l This will be the initial open meet ing of the year no tickets being re- quired for admission. The members guest list will not be limited. 1 oklahoma believes in practical dem onstratiOn of the menace of flies. iand is anxious for the betterlnent of rural conditions. Consequently, Mrs. 1 Dixie Bolter Tucker. who is a graduate : physician, holds the unique position of supervision of rural hygiene and sanitation in this state. She travels ] from town to town, delivering strong, convincing lectures. illustrated by charts and pictures. She goes right into homes and shows the women folks the dangers of fly bites to help less children.
 The civic education department of the Woman's Club will meet the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. H. E. St Claire, chairman of the department requests a full attendance at to- morrow's meeting at which all mem berS of the club will be made wei come. The subject will be current topics
 The next move for the privileges 1 of women in Norway is to open up the pulpits to them. This month for the first time women voted in the l general elections. They have held l the right to vote in the local elections l since 1907. They have many privi- i legos and rights not enjoyed by l American women. but the preaching of !, the gospel ,s not among them.
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 Mrs. R M. Tafel. chairman of the | home economics department of the l Womans Club announces depart l ment meeting at 2:15 o'clock Mon l day afternoon. Final arrangements l for the November ,. contest, will be | made at this time, while the sun l process Of preserving and making of l mince meat will feature the program. | Mrs. Selina K. Levy, will prepare a "palatable anG economical dish" which will he served at the close of the meeting.
 The members of the Harmony Club ] will compile Q cook book shortly which will be sold at a req sonable price the proceeds to he devoted | to tho incidental running expenses of the club. The book will be of more than ordinary value. since every recipe will be demonstrated before ac- cepted by the cook book editor An important meeting was held Wcdnes- day afternoon. when the president l Mrs. T. NJ. Elder, urged that a large dele gation represent the organization ! at the Central District federation. Wednesday. at the Neighborhood l House. The club voted to purchase q piano. The next meeting will be a social afternoon. october 2I.
 
 The Chandler Woman's Club of fifty-eight 1nembers held a reception in the Chamber of Commerce We'd nesday in honor of Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the Arizona Fed nration of Woman's Clubs. who made {, oIl in rivics."
 /. Because of the convention of the Central District Federation of clubs Dn Wednesday there will be no meet ng of the Civic League on that day. 4 large delegation from the league will he present and take an active part in the gathering. At last weeks meeting Mrs F. $. Struckmeyer lee ured on the Legal Rights and privi- eges of Widow and Miss Ora Matthews. gave an account of con litions of the county hospital. She 'epOrted many improvements in the past year.
 Margaret Banigan Hurley in an lrticle in q Woman's Magazine speaks If the vast and varied work of Wom- ms clubs. She says in part
 Within the past ten years mems are recognizing the power of women's public work in the ieneral Federation of Clubs. They cooperate with men in the American 'ivic Association, in both state and latioral legislative work. They work with the National Child Labor com nittee against child labor, and for actory inspection and compulsory ducation with the National Civic 1 ,nllarn tinn for u,alfa r.n yrnrlc il, rrnilIc- |