New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-11-30
ternal organizations as tn
meetings occur.

meetings occur.
Wednesday is Woman's Organ
lzation Day. Although Wednes-
day has been set aside for these
meetings. it may be necessary in
some communities to hold meetings
on a different day. 1t has been
thought that there will be i
broad psychological value in hay
ing as many organizations as pos
slbl epledge their renewed loyal
ty to the Food Administration,
because they embrace such large
number of women. The Admin
lstration appeals to the women, IS
well as to the farmer in this crisis
ocOnserye for the peoples of q,
world.
kilograms were sent out from
the Food Administration in Wash
ington, to Presidents Of Woman 5
organizations, asking their co-ope-
ration and responses were re
ceived from organizations of Ma.
tion-wide reputation; among them,
lone V. II. Cowles, President Of
the General Federation Of Wo-
men s Clubs, Alice Bradford
Wiles, President of National Uni
ted States Daughters of 1912,
Maud Wetmore, Chairman, Ma
tional League for Women's Serv-
ice, Elizabeth A. Cotton, Presi-
dent Southern Association of Col
lege Women, Emma c. Ocoback,
Most Worthy Grand Matron, Or
der of the Eastern Star, Mabel
Grattey, Y. NJ. G. A. and Frances
F. Burns. Great Commander La
dies Of the Maccabees. All assur-
ing the Administration Of their
loyalty and cooperation.
On Friday, Dec. 9th School Day,
Louisiana will also take an active
part in this nation wide program.
Every school in the state will have
appropriate exercises. State
Supt. Harris has endorsed the
campaign and offered the co-ope-
ration of the schools, Mr.. j. NJ.
Gwinn, Supt. of Orleans Parish
Schools is helping to make this
day success in the New Orleans
schools. Two special features to
be carried out in every school will
be the reading Of Mr.. Hoover S
message to the boys and girls of
America and the Home Message
from Uncle Sam, to be carried by
the children. acting as messengers
for Uncle Sam. into the homes.
The Food Administration is LOOK
ing to the children of America to
add their contagious enthusiasm
to this enterprise and to take an
active interest in the feeding
the millions Of hungry children OF
Europe. America children are
pledging themselves to fight
Famine and feed a starving world,
by keeping on saving and sharing
The old slogan of Food will win
tn eWar" has been changed TO
Food will win the World
All Colleges, Universities anil
Normal Schools will observe the |
day. DR.. A. B. Dinwiddie, Pres.
of Tulane University, DR.. V. Z. !
Brant Dixon. President of II. |
Sophie Newcomb Memorial Col /
lege; Mr.. v. L. Roy, President of !
the State Normal School, Natchi- !,
toches and many other prominent
educators have endorsed the cam
oaign and are leading their assist
ance, in carrying out Of the pro
gram as suggested by Washing
ton.
Mrs. lowering Moore, Director
# School and College Activities,
under Mr.. John M. Park
e. Federal Food Administrator
or Louisiana, will leave New Or
cans Monday morning, on a
peaking tour in the State, when
he will present the appeal Of the
tarying millions of Europe and
he glorious privilege Of America
0 show its humanity particularly
n opposition to the dreadful To-
humanity of the Hun, the eonse-
uences from which we have had
o recently to suffer.
Nv. s. S.
Preparedness.
This is the slogan Of the wise