Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

definite points that we can profitably keep in mind when concerned with the childs will First sound bodily healta then there mus1 ne sound habite for most of the every day activities. and that the will may not be dissipate upon trivial matters and that the common duties and virtues may be assured. There must he con stant practice in sustained effort and concentration upon useful tasks, in der to fix the haoit of holding the attention upon the chosen purpose. Finalsy-Therc must be constant op- DortuEitY Tor making decisions that the child may feel responsibility in making decisioTs as the hiShest type of conduct
 Some parents and teachers have learned that the most effective pun ishment of the bad boy is that, that reaches his heart and head, ard not that which simply touches his body. The one e1ftcns. the other haTdens Gentleness breaks more bones than d club.
 Children are born into this wcrli to teach ilS grown up folks the aii hespf,;I less on of fait'. To educate a child perfectly required protopno thought and greater wisdom, than
 
 ChanuiDs QuaIles state: Pc very vlgilant over thy chilG in the Apri. of his Jncerstanding, lest the frost of N2, nip the blossom. White he is 9 tender twig straighten him, whilst he is new vessel season him such as thou makest him sUcI com monly shaft thou find him. Let his first lesson be obedience. and the second shall be what thou wilt
 The environment as far as the growing child is concerned is en- tirely Witrin OUT control, and we must be sure to do all we can. to give suitable surroundings and treat ment, and then We must watch and wait and work hard while we wait anG watch.
 The officers of the central Arizona District Federation of clubs and the presidents of the siXteer cluhs fed eratcG with the district federation will meet in Chandler on Thursday Tke object of the session which will ne in foIm of q luncheon at the San Marcos. is to promote aaod fellow ship and to discuss In an informal manner cub management and club programs for the coming year. The officers If the district federation are .drs. H. A. Guild president Mrs. H. c. Carson, vice president; Mrs. II. C. Lockett. recording secretary: Mrs. George Kanoff. corresponding secre- taGy; Mrs. William Clemson. treas urer. and Mrs. F. E. Jack, auditor.
 Economical problems, national and wil1~b be the study of the College club next season. This was lecided at a meeting ef the clul Wednesday afternoon. It is distinct ly different from the former club programs which have been devoted to drama. philosophy and art Mrs Francis H. Redewill. who has teen the efficient chairman of the pro- gram committee for the past year. will serv, another season, and acting with her vii be Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mrs. Franklin McCluskey. Mrs. Roy L. Thomas and Miss Florence Me Afee.
 Tie Musicians club will observe Gentlemen's Evening on Monday, April ,, when brilliant reception a., the Noman's clrb will precede clever program. Each member will be permitted to invite three guests. Those who will receive include Mrs. w H. Eattin, president: Mrs. Harold Baxter. vice president; Mrs. l.. D. Dameron, secrtary; Mrs Henry D. Ross. Mrs. Roy WaylanC and Miss Fay DeMund.
 The hone economics department of the Woman's club. Mrs R. N. Tafel, chairman. will hold it's last meeting of the season on Monday. when luncheon will be served at on, o'clock in tie department room. Theer will be several interesting features during the course of the afternoon, including the annual cleo tion of officers. Mrs. Frank Parker will 6emonstrate the process of mak- ing salt rising bread.
 The musicians club extension pro- gram presented at the high school on Monday was greatly appreciated by the student body Among the artists taking part were Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, who sang group of songs. J. J. McBain. who bave number of vocal selections, and Eugene Redewill, whose violin num- bers were enthusiastically encored
 
 Civic problems will be put aside while the ntemoers of the Civic League enjoy an old fashioned basket picnic at East Lake park on We'd nesday. This will take the place of the regular meeting and will be held for pleasure Cnly. At is recent meeting in the chamber of commerce the various committees reported that the trash cans promised for the city streets last spring would not be- available until after the next budget .1~