The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-27
WOMEN OF SOUTHERN IDA
HO TAKE STAND ON vARI-
GUS VITAL QUESTIONS
Large Gathering Holds
Epochal Meet
Many Addresses of Permanent
Value Before the Sessions Held
in the Baptist Church in Twin
Falls Last Week.
RESOLUTIONS OF FIRST DISTRICT
FEDERATION
Twin Falls, November 1921

Twin Falls, November 1921
BE it resolved: That the first Dis
trict Federation stand unanimously
for civil service.
That, Club women educate public
opinion TO the advantage of the merit
system of civil service;
That civil service study program
as outlined by state chairman be
adopted;
That we use our influence TO have
civil service studied in our public
schools;
That our clubs urge immediate ac-
ton to be taken by state on civil SER
vice reform;
That women be encouraged to COM
pete with men in civil service exami-
nations.
BE it resOlyed: That we devote
the second program of next year to
educational work emphasizing need
Of physical education in our schools
and the need of juvenile libraries as
suggested by Mrs. French.
R BE il resolved: That the First Dis
trict Federation is back of our state
president, Mrs. SWeeIey, in the desire
for loan scholarship fund of Univer-
Sity and that all aid possible be given
to the raising of that fund until il
reaches sum large enough to loan
to all boys and girls, eligible fresh
men and SOplrOmOres as well as up
per classmen.
BE il resolved: That we commend
our state president for the able handI-
ing of the difficult financial situation
Of the state federation and in placing
it on safe basis and setting good
example for all succeeding presidents.
Be II resolved: That the inspiration
and recommendation given by our
First District president, Mrs. ClOu-
chek, be taken to cur clubs and in
cOrpOrated In our work.
Be it resolved: That it is the Obli-
cation of the women OF this district
TO recommend to the president of L.
:. through the national president.
Mrs. COwles, that he take definite
and even drastic action TO control the
menace to our nation by the miscOn-
duet of women living near camps and
environments.
BE il reSOlVed: That we express
our deep appreciation of the delight
ful and unusual hospitality of Mrs.
ClOuchek in giving TO the delegates
the banquet of Tuesday evening.
BE it resolved: That the District
Federation extend its heartfelt thanks
to the Twentieth Century club and
Twin Falls people for the voluntary
undertaking of the task Of entertain
ing the First District Federation at
this time.
Be it resOlyed: That we express
our appreciation to Mrs. Hilton, ma
tiOnal chairman of WOmen's Bureau
OF Red Cross and Miss LOOmis, ma
tiOnal chairman of the Nurses Bur-
eau of the Red Cross for their help
full suggestions and inspiration they
have given us.
Be il resolved: That we put into
practice Mrs. Whites efficiency sug-
gestiOns and use our influence to CO.
ordinate our organizations.
Be II resolved: That we express
our thanks to the program committee
that has made it possible for us to
receive in short day and half, so
much inspiration and helpful ideas.
BE it resolved; That it is the sense
of this body TO express a deep appreci-
alton for the wonderful address of DR..
Willsie Martin.
MRS. j. w. FARIS, Chairman
MRS. g. T.. NJ L0IrX