The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-22
SECOND OFFICIAL CALL OF Ma
TIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COL
ORED WOMEN.


SECOND OFFICIAL CALL OF MA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION OF coll
ORED WOMEN.
To Be Held in Denver, Colorado,
July s to 10, 1918. "On to
Denver, "The City Beautiful"
at the Gateway of the
Rockies.
The object of our Association is to
secure harmony of action and CO.
operation among all women in rails
ing to the highest plane home, moral
and civil life. This object has been
consistently lived up to both by the
National and by states and local or
CARNATIONS during all of our years.
The list Of notable speakers appear
ing on the platform at these conven-
tions throughout the years includes
the names of almost all of our prom
inent women along every line. The
convention this year will witness the
greatest gathering of colored women
from all sections ever assembled. The
period through which we are passing
will demand the presence of all Of
our leaders, even those who in years
past were more active than at the
present time.
KEY WORD-CONSOL
Mrs. Blanche Perkins will hold a
unique demonstration. Miss Mamie
H. Burroughs will give rousing re-
port on the lynchings and other in
vestigations. Other prominent women
to be heard include Mrs. John Hope
of Georgia, Mrs. Marion wilkins of
South Carolina, Mrs. Bishop Clinton
and Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown
of North Carolina, Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethume and Mrs. Emma j.
Collier of Florida, DR.. Mary Warning
and Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay Davis OF
Chicago, Mrs. Lizzie B. Fouse OF
Kentucky, Mrs. e d. hampton Bac-
chus of Mississippi, Mrs. Addie W.
Hunton of New York, Rev. Florence
Randolph of New Jersey, Mrs. M. E.
Coins of Missouri, Mrs. Leila A. Pen
dleton of Washington, Miss Meta
Pelham of Michigan, Miss Mary Jack
son of Rhode Island, Mrs. Bertha
Turner of California, Mrsi Gertrude
Lancaster of Utah, Mrs. Bonnie Boyle
or oregon, Mrs. ]. E. Maps Of
Spokane, Mrs. Mary H. Baker OF
wyoming, Mrs. Susan G. Evans Of
wisconsin, and many others.
Our 33 affiliated members will d.
with us, and a program is Delng al
ranged by them for one evening
Be there to see the burning OF tn
Douglass mortgage and to elect tn
nine women trustees of the Douglas
home.
For information concerning pre-
gram write Mrs. Myrtle F. Cook, 243
Montgale Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.
Musical contest open to any colore
woman. Write Mrs. W. T. B. WI
liams, Hampton Institute, va.
Literary contest open to any colo
ed woman. Write Miss Anna Jone
2414 Montgale Ave-, Kansas City, MI
Woman Suffrage, the greatest pro
lem before the American Negro
> correct past wrongs, will come pefol
us. The most prominent woma
suffragist in this country is expec
ed to be present and speak for us.
Mrs. Dishman, General Chairman
o making all arrangements for the grea
y est convention ever held in our NJ
tory.
Meet Credential Committee Monde
July s, II a. m.
y Executive Board, July 8, B p. m.
k Acquaintance Reception WELDON
}" p. m.
lie HONORARY PRESIDENTS.
IT Mrs. Mary Church Terrill, MI
IS Lucy Thurman, Miss Elizabeth Cart
p Mrs. Booker T. Washington, M
IS Mary B. Talbert, President, Miss /
e, R. Cummings, v. P, at Large, MI
~ Halle @. Brown Chairman Execute
~ Board, Miss Georgia A. Nugent, U
a. q, responding Secretary, Mrs. IDA JOY
y, Jackson, Treasurer. Mrs. W.
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