Arizona republican., 1916-10-22
important in club life.

most important in club life.
 In the years outline of department | work we plan to study and discuss state. city and county officers, their duties, salaries and all that pertains to these subjects. A review of the supreme court and some decisions will be one of our topics also.
 4 discussion on the care. supervision and expense of county roads, city parks. library. rest room, city paving and systematic tree planting. in fact all that pertains to our city beautiful, will be had.
 We hope to do some work along the line of public health as we all know that in no other department of public service. do they need the cooperation of the community. as in the public health.
 We will have a committee on Pub lie Affairs" who will bring to us ques- tiOns, both foreign and domestice. of civil and national discussing both sides of the subjects.
 The civics education department wants it known to club members who are awake and want to work. that if they will be faithful in attendance at department meetings we promise that they as we'll as others will be more than repaid for the time and effort given in it's behalf
 
 The Business Girls club will hold political session Monday evening. In connection with supper to be served at the Central M. E. church at six fif- teen o'clock to which all business girls will be admitted upon the payment of small admission fee There will be speeches by representative men and women. Mrs. Henry D. Ross will dis cuss current events. F. M. Stahl the constitutional amendments and Grady GammaSe the prohibition amendment. The civics education department of the Woman's club. Mrs. H. E. St Claire : chairman, is planning to give a dance
 shortly, the proceeds of which will be turned over to the treasury of the Business Girls club.
 l True to it's promise the southern scholarship committee of Maricopa chapter D. A. R., announces it's first
 plan to raise funds to send whil, U child of the mountain districts of tn, ,, south to school for at least one year t at the McRae Institute, at Banner Elk 7 North Carolina. Mrs. Harry B. Pryo U or 2230 West Adams street Phoenix
 
 previous to coming to the west. with V out pay, so great was her desire to as ?, slst in the education of those childreI VI and so exact is her knowledge of thei II II needs. This sort of applied patriotism IS true Americanization. Mrs. Pryo 'i mas undertaken to serve the electio '' board on Monday, October 23rd. wit |, real southern diner, consisting c u ~ roast turkey, for the purpose of bring s Ing 10 mind the famous dinners of tn LII south as well as the funds to be de
 rived therefrom. The members of th e' chapter are contributing money or gro , .e, ceries for this event and, without be 99o Ing called upon by Mrs. Pryor to an 10 extent for additional service in the forl
 or labor are still in acord in wishin ei her the best of luck in an undertakiD S' somewhat new to the local chapte '. which the membership feels is in pel m ic fectly competent hands when under 's, taken by Mrs. Pryor
 UT Mrs. Ancl Martin, as press chaiI man of the state federation of won ou ans clubs, is endeavoring to brir IT. the clubs together through the m dium of The Republican, the offici ne organ of the federation. She h, op written the president of the varioi he affiliated clubs for information col IL corning the activities of the differe o- organizations. so that they mig
 keep in touch with one another. Mi is C. Louise Boehringer, president