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 A. TENNYSON.
 The Madicon Woman's club will hold It's annual meeting at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon when annual election of of- ficers will be held. The work of the past year will be reviewed by the standing committee chairman. The club desires a large attendance at this time as business of importance will come Up for discussion. A social hour will follow with Mrs Luther Creed and Mrs. R. D. Schultz presiding. One of the early autumn events of the club will fe a bazaar with Mrs. W A. Wilson in charge and during the summer months the members will plan for the event.
 The mid-Biennial council of the gem eral federation of women's clubs will be held in Asheville, North Carolina, May 27-30. The chairman of program is endeavoring to make the sessions re- flective of the spirit of the times. There arc to be no outside speakers at the morning or afternoon sessions, the en- tire time being given to leaders and chairman of departments, with a free and full discussion from the floor. Here are some of the topics or addresses to be given during the council meeting The American Spirit" 'Women's share in the Americanization Pro- gram and International Recon struction' while the club topics dis cussed will be ''The Future Policies of the General Federation" Problems of State Federation and "Mobilizating the Departments of Work for an American ization Program
 The College club will give a picnic at PaT,ago park on Wednesday evening when members are asked to arrive at the park at o'clock. Each member is privileged to bring a gentleman guest.
 
 The Osborn Parent Teacher associa- tion will observe Fathers Night on Thursday when a well arranged pro- gram will be presented at the district school. The community meeting is be- ing planned by the program commit tee including Mrs. D. A. Messinger, chairman, Mrs. George Stoneman and Miss Laura Schmidt. There win be interesting speakers, clever musical numbers and a social hour at which refreshments will be served.
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, president of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs laid the cornerstone for the clubhouse which is being elected by the Peoria WomanS Civic club in the town park. The site was given to the club women who agreed that the building should be used as a community club house. The board of trustees is composed of the club members who will have their building ready for occupancy by June 1. Mrs. Guild who has done remark able extension work during her term of office will take in the name of this worth while organization which wished to become affiliated with the state fed eration.
 The Harmony club will hold it's an nual election of officers Wednesday afternoon when the club meets at the Woman's club.
 That the Buckeye Womans club will become 8 member of the State Fedora tion of clubs is the latest bit of club news from state headquarters. Mrs fpda invited by the Buckeye club to discuss federation affairs before the organiza- ton at a recent meeting.