The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

renowned throughout the state for
the work accomplished boy the cner-
rstic woman's Board OF Trade in
civic enterprises. SAINTS Re has paid
sisoO In improving the Ancient city
and In helping the poor amt doing
war relief work. This club cleared
$500 In the children's war garden
contest In Santa Re. The silver cts
club reported 50 departments OF ac-
tiVity In this nye organisation. silver
city club il promoting community
singing In public, on the street corr
ners, and h bq.sy with war debates
and educating the public In music OF
an nations. Also silver Cityans are
sponsoring social dances for the sol-
diers OF the military camp nearby.
The LITTLE town OF Springer. y NJ,
showed In the reports a big club OF
sixty. ON members. This club IS
hacking an enterprise FOR the sup
port OF the reading room for the
club and the public. This club sent
a barrel OF locally raised applcs 20 the
Albuquerque children's Home society.
Their chief occupation - war knit
ting.
clovis reported through It's club
delegate a club engaged In civic i'm
provement work and war relief work
instead OF the customary club work.
This organization has thirty members
and nine different departments.
Tucumcari has a club OF o ac-
tive departments engaged IN Red
Cross work and civic Improvement
and civic sanitation a small Zee Of
90 cents Is paid 10y citizens and club
members for hauling away of garbage
cans and for cutting OF unsightiy
weeds on vacant lots. The clue clears
a little profit In having this work
done.
Las Vegas had a splendid report
and made every one sit up and take
notice. Foremost In the activities of
the Meadow CITY nOw u war work.
aid 10 the Red cross. etc.
The little town OF Carlsbad had no
official delegate. hut this club and
the club at clayton reported through
proxies that the delegates were stRy =
ing at home io finish up some war
relief were active in his and
ciyicS.
Miss Ruth G Miller. superintendent
of Industrial education Ia the state
old 81 the many lines Of cndesVor
the school children all over the state
are engaged in. Miss Miiler's address
was Inspiring. and again impressed
the ladies with the truth OF the pro-
verb n little child shah lead them.
as many made new resolves 10 Try to
do ~ well a. the children.
The report from Gallup proved an
organization Of live wires. This was
demonstrated an during the convon-
ton from the moment the delegates
arrived and received the royal well
come. and the entertainment that only
a club IL earnest loyal members could
tender Remarkable IA the report of
tho Gallup club was the statement
that Gallup has no destitute people
to care for.
The verses of the convention sonr
written by Narina Jackson were
heartily echoed in every heart when
the reports were concluded The last
verse runs:
May the vision We gain in convention
endure.
May the heart ~ each delegate
burn,
Enkindlrd with flames of hign pu'-
pose n pure
A. homewarj nee more We shall
turn.
SO each in her place, her problems
shall face.
with courage frcsh-boTn every
hour,
And give TO each life She shall touch
with her own
New wisdom. new strength and
new power.
kOLUM OF kUTE KIJPP1NGS-
The Eternal Feminine.
The Maid hear that they now
hoo. a., Uor,o,ss dtc,t,rarv wynn.