The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-10

The Press Bureau is pleased to in.
form the women of Indiana that the
newspapers not only approve of the
official news column but will gladly
cooperate in giving publicity to the
club matters. Every section Of the
state is recognized. These bulletins
are sent not only to the state press
but to five publications with a nation.
al circulation.
It is important that the Press Blu.
reau be informed Of the club activities
as well as the work of the various
committees, the Board of Directors
end the State Officers See that your
District Chairman receives your no
tees and news promptly The Press
Bureau will not use delayed items. Let
US know what you have done to serve
your town. Perhaps some other club
would like to work along similar
lines.
PoseyviIie Club.
Last week the Bureau told Of the
admission of the Fortnightly Club Of
Hebron. This week We wish to an
nounee the application Of the Home
makers Club Of Poseyville. There are
forty.six members. The club motto is
Make the World Within Your Reach
Somewhat Better for your Living and
Gladder for your Human Speech"
Cooperation Committee for Blind.
Excellent work Is being done by the
Cooperative Committee for the Blind.
Mrs. e. K. Montgomery OF Shelbyville.
the chairman, says that at the Fort
Wayne convention the committee sold
$104 worth OF goods. The Fort Wayne
women were so pleased with the work
that they at once made arrangements
to have sale for their city. with the
result that they disposed Of articles to
the amount Of $626.13 Seymour, La.
Porte. Rockport and Liberty have had
successmul sales this fall.
Federation Editor at Purdue
The Indiana Home Economics Asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting on
Thursday, January 18th and an inter
esting program has been arranged. In
the morning delegates from the one
hundred and seventy.five Home Eco
Monies classes under the auspices Of
Purdue University. will report on the
work accomplished during the year. At
the afternoon session Miss Helen Lou
Use johnson Of Washington, D. c.. will
give an address on the subject What
We Mean by Higher Life" and DR..
Barnard. State Food Administrator
will talk on Food Conservation"
Miss Ruby Smith Of Upton will read
a paper on my Trip to Washington"
Last year the Association raised the
money to send to Washington two Of
the prize winners in the State Girls
Club contest and Miss Smith was CIV
en- the trip. having won her prize in
the Canning Club contest for having
canned s43 quarts Of fruit and vege-
tables during the summer. 1t is hop
cd this year that It may be possible to
again send two girl and the Associa.
ton Is asking everyone to help In rails
ing this money.
Miss Helen Louise johnson is to be
the principal speaker on the Home
Economic program given during Farm
ers' Week at Purdue University. jan
uary 1919 Miss Johnson will give two
lectures q day and her subjects will
be 1.-THE Right Kind Of Conservation"
The Standardization of Dress" 1.-The
Budget and the Market" What We
Mean by Higher Life
Club women over the state will be
interested in bearing Miss johnson
again as many will remember her ex.
cellent addresses given before the In
diana Federation Of Clubs at Indiana.
polls in 1916. War topics of interest
form the remainder Of the Home Eco.
Monies program and it is hoped that
many club women may be able to at
tend these meetings.
The Extension Division of Indiana
University has so far this year COM