Arizona republican., 1916-04-30

the public schools is prohibited by law in the state of Arizona. and
 Whereas: The spiritual development of public school children is hampered by this prohibition and their entire ed- ucation rendered less complete, and
 Whereas: The spiritual factors which form character are the most important influences in training our children for future usefulness whether as parents or citizens,
 Therefore: Be it resolved by the teachers and mothers of the Fillmore Parent T eachers Association that the Arizona Congress of Mothers and Par ent Teachers Associations be asked to interest itself in this matter and to re- quest each association to include an afternoons discussion upon this sub iect !n its program for next year. and believing that a majority of the asso- citations will agree with us that a non- sectarian use of the Bible, free from all discussions of creed. is a desirable thing for our children in their school exercises, therefore be it further re- solved. that the Arizona Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Associ- ations, through their executive board should take steps to bring about the repeal of the law which forbids the use of the Bible in our public schools. After the discussion of the Bible iii the Schools, the association held it's annual election, Mrs Thomas Kava- naugh being chosen president, Miss Do!lie Oglesby vice president, Mrs. A. F.. Woodward. secretary and Miss Mary Sniser treasurer. This closed the reg ular meetings for the year although there will be one more meeting at which lhe members will entertain tho children of the school
 The Musicians club vii hold it's last meeting for the year tomorrow after noon at the Womans club. The board requests that all active members be present as there are several important 1 questions to be discussed. | Tt has been the aim of the club to 1 raise the standard each year." said | Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, president of the club yesterday ITO this end the 1 board will submit suggestion, namely that fortnightly meetings be held to promote more interest and that the ac- 1 tive members be divided into two ! classes. active and student choral section will also be advocated at this time hope that there will be largo 1 attendance and that the members will , come prepared to state their views of the subject. We want general discus sion on tn e matters that will have a direct bearing on the club next season.
 The final program will be presented at three o'clock under the direction of Miss Bertha Kirkland. chairman It follows
 land.
 Vocal duet, "Carmena H. Lane Will son-Miss Mable Crumby. Miss Mary Lcavell.
 Piano Roudo A Capriccioso, Ludwig von Beethoven-Mrs.H Harold Baxter.
 Voice. "A China Tragedy" Clayton Thomas; philosophy" David Emmell; Three Little Chestnuts." N. Clifford Page-Mrs. R. M Tafel.
 Violin, "Humoresque," Dvoisk-Miss Edith Liebenow.
 Piano, ''The Dancing Doll" Poldini
 "Pompadour's Fan" Cadman-Mis! 1, Myrtle Lines.
 |. Voice. Laugh and the World Laughs With You" John Leechman; "Th, Years at the Spring. William Blair , Mrs. w. Galen Burris.
 Reading, Two Lullabies"-Mrs
 Franklin McCluskey.
 , Piano Duo. Carnival Waltz" Cham . inade-Mrs. w F. Deity, Mrs. w. F : Wayland.
 Accompanies Miss Frances Elliot
 Mrs. Adolph Liebenow Mrs. w. Ray
 mond Battin. Miss Merta Work a The Madison Improvement club wi = hold it's last meeting of the year o . Thursday afternoon, the program { be presented by the art and literatur = department of which Mrs. Charle ~ Keaps is chairman and the music de = | pertinent, Mrs Ed Shaw chairman
 The numbers have been well arrange
 and there IS every evidence that tn
 attendance will include the complet = mmbership.
 Mrs. John Dennett, Jr will call !. special meeting of the executive boar
 of tte Woman's club shortly for tn
 completion of left over business.
 
 '. The Civic League, Mrs. Eugene Brad . O'Neill president, will close it's seaso Il 1 May 31. There will be a meeting c the executive board early in June whe the coming years program will r taken urder consideration. This wee
 the League in recognition to Governo
 Hunts proclamation to observe Bir e Day, will give a program on this sub iect Wednesday afternoon. Mss Luc :, Terrill Ellis will lead the discussion.
 The Conservation club will hold it
 final meeting of the year Monda, q May s.
 o Twenty thousand of .he nation
 club women will journey to New Tor
 next month for the thirteenth conven h ton of the general federation of club,
 The representation of 2,500,0O0 wom n en through 5000 clubs and eleven ma
 tional organizations is bound to creat
 untold enthusiasm and dictate tn " wisest judgment and action of woman
 hood
 Through authoritative information
 it is learned that nearly every one ( a the clubs will send delegates and man ,f ,Jt rAll a.srl rle