The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

h. the Federation ut Cleburnc.
rh,onrh the generosity of Mrs.
pl,ty Getzendaner four WaSaha-
]. .,,h women. who We're not Of
n delgates. had the pleasure OF
81, the fifteenth annual eonven-
I, Il the second district OF Texas
.,.ra,ton Of Women's clubs In ses-
!. At cleburne. The party went
I, With Mrse. Getzendaner in her
,,asome Hudson Sedan car, and
,lpded Mrs. W. l. Harding, Mrs.
i, & Herring. Mrs. Harris Wat
!. and Miss Matte Middleton.
,,ag a good driver our hostess
J. relieved OF all responsibility OF
,ar and we had a delightful drive
- The splendid roads. Losing a
0.is time in road directions, we
..onnted it good time to reach
ushurne at ten thirtF-five, leaving
sme al s:15. All motorists de-
n in travelling the Midlothian
h and after passing Midlothian
ii before We dip into that famous
.ltpy. the scene we view from the
1gii is one of surprising beauty,
hi many say it equals the valleys
California.
Having recently organized a Red
mss society, and feeling every
hare the state of war, our pa
d0tsm seemed to make us mora
bviseiatiYe than ever Of Ellis county
a It's wonderful productiFeness,
bd We spoke many times as we
Osei upon those fertile farms
bal saw the man with the hoe"
bw blessed We were to have a home
this rich agricultural country.
L felt a deeper appreciation Of the
Fsident's policy to spare the pro-
Eef, as we realized the possibilities
In Of our own agricultural re-
baree,.
Passing through the town of Al
raao, We all admired the location
the high school. which is situated
high elevation. just west eff the
pin residence district. Coming into
saas We notice that they have
hi kept cemetery, and beautified
flowers and shrubs The park in
center Of the business square is
y attractive. and men We're at
|pFk cleaning out the weeds.
The Federation had it's sessions
the First Methodist church, and
party arrived in time to hear q
eater portion of the delegates re-
Ns, The second district club
eaen Il we judge from the reports.
accomplishing "A great deal of
% Tor others. in addition to culti-
ing their minds and developing
|eF own natural talents. One OF
UT chief concerns has been for the
ala'lon of their respective cities.
10 supplement- their efforts of
past year, Mr.. Charles Sayville,
SRA director OF Dallas, gave a talk
eeveh o'clock, his subject being
hsath Protection. City's Best
'eslaent." He commended Gle
'as lor her municipal progressive
and saft~h he learned that morn
after talking to the mayor that
'''VVe.oO had been spent in the
'a system, but citizens of Gle
u mad not met their own re-
sAs'ORily' he said, because only
guy tnlrty per cent have had the
- connections. He spoke OF how
pAers leepafdize the lives of chill
7 Nnsh they are In the care of
SUES whose health conditions are
A'eStlsated, and said one OF his
vAas friends in Dallas had re
" found out her negro nurse
'uoefeuiar trouble. Mr.. Say
splendid speaker, present
many practical points along
Aue OF health protection. He
'aended that cities and towns
county and city health off
Aa % paid for their full time,
sao OF depending on small
y nom the town, and have his
nv, avg az his means OF sustenance.
s,.s Gunter of Gainesville. libra