The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
WOMAN : CLUB
IS ENTHUSED
IN ITS WORK
EXCELLENT ADDRESSES ON TIME
LY TOPICS HEARD WITH
INTEREST.
Plea Of Salvr ton Army And Report OF
State Meeting.

The GENERAL meeting Of the Woman's
club Yesterday afternoon proved I" be
"a Of thu. iu'>' interesting when pave
heel held So far ihls year. FEATURES or
the afirrruon w"r" tn" addresses by
Mss Sallir Jean Lucas. representative
rr tho health department nf New YORK
Guy: Mrs. Andrew \. Wilson. Mrs. thas.
M"rr.&"n and Mr. ''has W. BOwl"S. dl-
rector uf til" Salvation Army campaign.
Mrs: Walter ~ Kelly presided over
tn. meeting IN the ahs,urr of Mrs.
lIrarnc. the president az the W"manS
Cluh, introducing Mrs Chas. Morrison.
who was on" Of tn" delegates 10 the
State Federation meeting at Clarkshurg
las; week. Mrs Morrison gave m en-
tcrtainiug account of tho Federation
Program mon iOninr especially pro-
rrrSS:y,. features "f III" work accom-
pI:sL,d there. She spoke uf the SCh0l-
arship fund Of n" club VIII oh provides
or t!c "dVrati"n "f deserving young
women who cannot themselves afford
tn. SUM necessary To- college 'duCf~
,.rn THIS sum is advanced them by
~" Wrman'S club until such TIM" as
they ar" quite abb" TO return :hc money.
Mrs. Murrisun laid stress upon the
rnnlrInrnt initiated n III" federal meet
ing ia sriplnri even ut tho possibility ~
me ll'' essay 81 IiI' III .I4S III N'Hi' 80
witness. the action Gf citizens against
profit "crImr. Women were urgc~ 40 CO.
urrratc in every way possible AKA INST
those who are discovered in ihc act OF
rrniir.crinr Onc Of :he important
things taken up before IN" Federation
meeting To- which Mrs. Morrison like
wis" called attention. WAS IN" movement
recently endorsed by Wom"n's Clubs
Throughout the United states for tho
cultivation Of better English among the
masses Of school children. and tn" elm
,naiion "f III" tendency toward the use
II slang. Many schools in IN" Fast md
West. she said. are at present introduce
ing the most uniqu" systems for IN"
purpose Of increasing the interest OF
echuul children IN the US" Of purrr Eng
l.sh. and 1t WIS suggested that such
, move H.. brought 80 the attention or the
board IL education here.
The Salvation Army Drive.
Charles RowlcS. director Of the Sal
walton Army Campaign. was ,nen In
irriur"i and presented his plea for the
Shlvat ON Army in manner which
moved all 80 the greatest interest Mr..
Hcwl"s spoke "f tho self sacrifice Of IN"
workers VIII" in many cases. as in that
&C Cartain 4. {. Lockwood. voluntarily
-
and pr"iitahl" nature III order 20 COM
m7nd tha Salvation army WORK which
, is universally known to have results
'ha, are reaching and practical
among II classes Of humanity. Mr..
Rowlcs wen. on To Clrc n rev Of the
cnc"S " here results seemed to be- most
uurrrtain when th" work with tn" in
d. jdualS was started In speaking OF
the Salvation Army system employed III
IN" care az founding children MI.
HnwIcs said: "Whcn We have n low
ish child viii" needs = home We find Tor
i jewish parents. When Catholic
child needs a HON" We secure roster
par"nts Who arc Catholics: for the child
nC rnrrtgn birth. when possible. We oh
tain for Il foster Parents Of the same
nationality as tho child And after all
~" h"al'h',st and most attraCtiv" chill
.lrcn hay" h"cn tak"n., leaving us the de-
formed and maim"d. IN" Salvation
Nr,ny tax. ar" of 'hrru and makes mcu
AL Nurl,u Il Them"