The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-15
THIRD DISTRICT CLUB NEWS NOTES
MRS. j. B. WALL, Reporter


The Fitzgerald Woman Club Wednesday afternoon the
Club with unusaly large number answering roll call
This the first meeting held the Club house since Dec
owing the last meeting beinghed the High School Ar
Dor Day.
Mrs. Denmark and Mrs Davis responsible opening
and decorating the for the meeting and has it been
pretier Pink hybscu prmroses and ferns green candles
brass candeb and beautiful lace used enhance
the appearance of the After the business
the program for the day was taken up.
Women at War. the subject which Mrs. E. j. Dorminey
and Mrs S. G. Pryor handled with comprehensveness.
Miss Maude Glover told of the French War; and
Miss Helen Osborne told Of Belgium AFFAIRS in their current topic
talks
At the meeting the first Social Service program will be
held The programme as appears in the Year Book Isl
WOMAN IN SOCIAL SERVICE
The Young Girls of TodayTheir Dangers and Problems
Mrs A. H. Thurnmond.
The Greatest Service the Club Render the Girls
gerald. Mrs George Brown.
Song by Young Ladies' Brotherhood"
Lookout Committee in Charge.
The meetings this month only week because the
January 9th meeting postponed to JAM, Ii. The Club
enjoyed the of out of town visitors Wednesday,
ThomasviIe Ga January 10. 1915.
President Woman's Club
FITZGERALD, Ga.
Dear Madam:
would beg those of who have helped respond
by sending whatever Free the Belgium Relief
Committee Dr. May Executive Secty Warehouse Atlanta
The next ship leaves Charleston January 25
Our cause is noble and the need is urgent
Over six million people-mostly and children call
ing for food and ranment Il hungered We gave me
meat naked and We clothed me-
Faithfully yours,
Mrs. e. l. Fitzpatrick
President of Ga. Federation of Women's Clubs
URGENT
We receive daily heart broken appeals from Belgium telling
Of the little babies who starving All of the cattle
been slaughtered in the and there milk for the little
ones. The poor mothers are not able to them
We asked for fifty cent from each club member help
start milk fund the other states doing No words have
quence to voice the misery of this country.
All railroad companies are giving us free transportation
be star in the sky of all your future that you
em this miserable fate the DID, the little ones strong of the
whole naton-whoseo My sin that it stood firm
mankind"
Please send all contributions to Dr. F. E May Executive
Secretary Tor Georgia. 5Ol Grand Opera Bldg Atlanta Ca
MOTHERS OF GEORGIA!
When you gather your little ones around the esde tonight
fed mouths and tuck them away 90 to Byby Land then think
that little baby has begged the eong day for something
In Begum its pleading little walls will ring in its mothers
and heart all night tonight the morning. and all the
morrow long, and until its starving mother holds her
arms against her bursting heart its little wasted form still
begged with its last faint cry for food ustfuy hopefully
cuchng and picking its mothers breast the end Think
OF that baby and know that it only of thousands
you make arrangements calmly for party
ments cothes to church Sunday and
compcent and breath SNUG thanks Gver all Good
Gifts for His comfortable benecnce
yea more your heart is not pool of tears; if your hands and
feet swift in mercy angels wing if YOU do not take
the the money-tha would 60 this winter month to un
eceSsaes your heart not mothers heart and the passion of
'oiSS
and succo every suffering babe Gods great Mother Family
has never gorfed your soul.
Oh! give in the Of Motherhood
How rest sleep? How you know what evil
day befa children chdens children? Give
gratitude God for the babies He given you Have you su
bed Give the of the little grave where you keep the
flower green with tears Give in the Mercy Feed my
ambs"
Mrs. P B D'orr,
Decatur, Ca