Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
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 Official sf the state Federation
Official Organ sf the state Federation

The Friday club presented program on Bolivia at its last meeting, Mrs. Sims Ely acting as chairman of the day. Mrs. E. l.. Downing has been elected a member of the exclusive study club, being the only new member | admitted to the organization this | season.
 The Harmony club will give public | bridge on Wednesday, December 1 at i the Woman's club the proceeds of | which will be used toward the purchase l of a Victrola for the patients at the | county tubercular sSnatorium. Table | reservations may be had by telephon ing Mrs. Russell Warnee, FOOT. On the eight of the month the club will hold an all day bazaar and if the present plans are carried out it will be one of the most unique affairs in the history of the club. The seven booths will represent the days of the week with Monday as washing cay. In this booth will be sold such practical things as powders, soaps. clothespin bags, etc. | Tuesday for ironing day will offer just ! such things as come in for use on that day with Wednesday following for mending day and so on through the week. At this sale every needed thing for the home will be displayed as well | greeting cards. cakes. pies and home made bread. Dainty hand made Christ mas things will be offered for sale for early Christmas shoppers. The. pro- ceeds of the bazaar will be used for the cItb's charity fund, The committee in charge requests that anyone having an article to contribute telephone Mrs. Henry Baswitz. FOOT, who will call for the donation.
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will meet at 2:15 o'clock Monday afternoon when the roll call will be taken with a quotation from Browning as the response. Fra
 Angelica and Fra Hippo Lippf' will be
 handled by Mrs. W. s. Pickrell and
 "Savonarola" by Mrs. W. S. Norviel.
 Members of the Harmony club met
 Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
 Henry Baswitz the president for the
 purpose of sewing for the poor. The club will as usual be actively engaged
 in charity work particularly during the holiday season.
 The P. E. O. held an interesting meeting Tuesday evening at the home
 of Mrs. D. N. Stafford when a report
 of the educational fund of the society
 was presented. Each member of the
 local chapter is contributing $1 a year
 toward the national fund which is used
 as loan by young women who desire
 to complete their education. The num- i Der of beneficiaries at this time num-
 Der 425, no girls having paid up in full.
 According to the report the total amount of the fund in March was s104,-
 64s.69
 An idea of the purpose of the fund
 and the use to which it is being put can be had from the report which fol- lows:
 Rules Governing P. E. o. Education nal Fund
 l This fund is, and shall be created. | preserved, and used for loans in assist
 ing worthy young women coming to us
 properly recommended, who desire to
 complete their higher education, with a r view to becoming self-supporting. s Loans from the educational fund
 shall not be made for longer term
 than five years, and shall not exceed E tn amount, $400 to one Applicant if the
 amount is to cover one year of study
 or $500 if the loan is to be used fol
 more than one years work. n Money from the educational funC = shall be loaned only to young womer g who have completed the equivalent -o d & high school course and who have at y tained to the age of IS years. : One wishing to apply for a loal g should write to the chairman of tn | educational board whose name appear e on inside cover of P E. O.. Record d. stating as fully and definitely as pos Is sible her plans for acquiring an edu IS cation, the cost of same. and her plan m for meeting these expenses. She shoul Ie tell her age, amount of education, an J. work already done.
 of A loan should be requested at ieas s. two months before money is needed D. and six months is better. ie All correspondence is strictly conf al dentia1.
 f. Colleges are being interested in thi l. work and already scholarships are en D. trusted to our care among the follow ts ing schools:
 S. Christian college. Columbia, Mo. 1- Iowa Wesleyan, Mt. Pleasant Iowa. ct Des Moines college. Des Moine he Iowa
 One-half scholarship. Drake univer