Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

But when a floor or wall rips out
 A curse or threat or cry,
 My eyebans leap out in the night
 As up my eyelids fly.
 And then my eyes go wandering,
 Hoping to find a star,
 But if they do, its very small,
 And very faint and far.
 They try to reach horizons edge;
 They ache as on they plod; They only want a. limit,
 A something less than Godl But when there is, a breath or stir
 Of someone in a bed,
 A comfortable, human sound,
 They go to sleep instead.
 Tn order to be helpful to clubs con- templating building a club house of their own, the General Federation Magazine will publish a symposium of women's clubhouses in the United States. Mrs. James H. ldcClintock has been asked to write the article of the local Woman's club, how it was fi nanced, for what use it is being puE and other features of like interest to club women. One of the questions that will be answered in the article will be Do you use the clubhouse for a com munity center or merely for club meetings?"
 Everyone who attended the Cleve- land convention was charmed with the president of the National Young Wom- en's Christian association. The Pacific coast field has a particular interest in Mrs. Paist for it claims her as its very own. Theresa May Wilbur graduated from the Riverside High school in 1899 and received her B. degree in mathe- matics from Stanford university in May, 1903. For year she was teacher i of mathematics in the Pasadena High school, then student secretary of Pa cific coast field Y. W. c. A., and later for the student department of the na- tional board of the Y. W. C. A., with headquarters in New York city. While serving in this capacity she had the opportunity to visit most of the uni- versailles and colleges of the country She is married to Frederick NJ. Paist of Philadelphia, Pa. and has five children, two boys and three girls.
 While attending Stanford university Mrs. Paist lived at a girls club. There were fourteen girls in this club which was run on a co operative basis. One of these girls on hearing of the cleo tion of Mrs. Paist said: 'I lived with May Wilbur for over two years. She was one of the most wonderful girls whom I have ever known, possessed of remarkable ability, girl of unusual sweetness of character and always thinking of others. Surely, the national association is fortunate to have her for its president"
 The Southeast Division Camp of the United States Training corps will open at Ashveille, North Carolina on July Is according to work received by Mrs. l. L. B. Alexander, who as chairman of the legislative department of the rtu fe fn1n fn1 rSf r14Y he l1n endorsement of the state and districts federation of clubs for the vacation and rest movement to promote health of the women of the United States. The site selected for the 1920 camp is on a beautiful wooded knoll across the country club from Grove Park Inn, and is on the edge of a mountain with a wonderful view of Asheville valley.
 Society and club women. profes- sionaI, home and business women wear the same uniform in camp which will cost about SIP. This consists of a skirt, two middies and a hat. All mem bers wear the uniform during the en- tire camp period obviating the expense and energy of thought of clothing.
 The letter received by Mrs. Alex ander from the executive secretary gives an idea of the plan:
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander.
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 
 You will be glad to know that the club women of North Carolina have consumated their plans to open the southeast division camp of the United States Training corps at beautiful Asheville. N. c.
 The camp will be open July Is and continue through August 25 being three terms of two weeks each. It is l located in the mountains and the cli- mate is delightful.
 It will take care of 1000 women and will be permanently a camp of "cluh women who, as you so well know need to get the most rest relaxation renewed vitality and pleasure out of 1 their vacations.
 hope you will come yourself and that you will take steps to spread the news of this wonderful opportunity SC that it shall reach many, and as quick ly as possible.
 The board of management of the camp is composed of representative. of all important women's organizations in the state. Mrs. T. ". Bickett, the wife of the governor. is the president The board of trade and the city com missioners are the financial packers The mayor of Asheville is the treas urer.
 am sending you a booklet which