Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-29
PROGRAM OF C|v|Cs
FEATURES CONVENTION
Mrs. c. G. Bradford, President OF
American Education Association,
Will &c Hot Springs Speaker.
WEST POINT WOMAN SPEARS
MOtion-Picturc Conference Will Bc
Iield-Nirs. Bessie Leach Priddy,
National Chairman OF Ciyics, in
General Charge OF Discussions.

HOT STRINGS. ARK, April 2S.--Mrs.
iicssic Leach Friday. national chairman
OF civics. will present an exceptionally
fine program at tho Hot springs bicn-
NAL. to be held here this week, nc-
cordinE to part OF tho official pro
gram.
There will he an informal conference
Friday. May ). when ''Clcan-up Cam
pa gus and Salvage Drives VIII TO
discussed by Mrs. Clarence Eaxicr.
known as the Journals "Clean-Ur
Lady" andH Mrs. Jamc5 H. rrooka. State
chairman for Arkansas and member
Of tho National Civic Association: Tho
Community Survey as an Approach to
Civic Action" will be discussed Ly Mrs.
Flora {. Floor. state chairman for
Texas. and Mrs. Il. +. Garner. state
chairman for California.
Monday morning. May .. tho bien-
nial report OF The national department
OF civics. q resume OF civic work-ac-
con. pliShcd throughout the ration in
tho past two years. VIII nc given by
the national chairman, Mrs. Priddy.
On tho afternoon OF MAJ :. at the
formal civic conference. Slo viii pre-
sent "a Program for a National C!,i-
zcnship Day This outline was made
after conference with the Educational
Department, tho United States Nu-
rcal Of Immigration. and the National
Amcricanization Committee.
On Monday evening. May 6. Mrs Mary
G. &. Sra dford, president OF tho M
tiorsl Education Association. speak
I'm nn M = IL. "a m ho ,hs 2
civics speaker: while on Tucsda~. MAJ
:. tho formal civics conference viii bc
given as follows:
~ Liberty Bond Campaign" Ms
Dclrhirc Dodge Ashhaugh. chairman.
on Michigan bond sales.
"orSaniHinE a State for Civic Work"
Mrs. l. -. Wood!cy. chairman civic.
West Virginia: discussion led BY MR..
James II. Hro"Ks
The Municipality and tho Womcn's
civic League" Mrs. Edward A. nd
die. vice president American Civic AS
ISOLATION.
Rural Planning" Mrs. 7. r Mar.
shall, University OF Texas: discussion
led by Mrs. W. =. Eastwood. West
Point. chairman for Virginia
"a Program for National Citizenship
Day" Mrs priddy; discussion led BY
-if'' ~. Z. 'idT!iCF, chairman tlNl'S icT
Caliafurn:a.
In connection with tho civics pro-
pram q motion picture conference VIII
b" hold. with well rnown E;pcakc". rhr
viii discuss tho following pha.c5. 40
advantages and evils OF motion ri,'-
lures. 60 voluntary Sclf-ccnsorShip
90 what motion picture surveys have
revealed: "a why State censorship
campaigns fail; 90 tho verdict on OK
istiuS state ccnsorships: 90 IS a Fed.
cral censorship dcsirIblc"
Mrs. rrddv. nltional chairman o.
ciyics. is assistant professor or His
tory and social science at tho Michi-
gan state Norma! college. and holds
a T:h. i. degree from the University of
Michigan. She is further dis,inSujsh-
cd as the author of tho h-st history
ever written OF womSn's sorority.
She is nat:o:.al historian OF Delta Delta
Delta. and holds Office as state chair
man Of tho department Of maintenance
, and existing :ocial agencies in tn"
Michigan Council OF National Defense,