Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

half sold.' so what we want is an orderly house, read object and well defined purposes. then stand back of our purpose as a merchant | does his goods. Always willing to l make good anything that does not come up to standard.
 We women 3an all be powerful word to- mouth advertisers for our country Especially those of us who are mothers, and, particularly those 1 of us who are business women and club members, and wives whose hus | bands respect our common sense,
 school teachers in whom scores of 1 youngsters have confidence, ssrls em- i ployed in offices and factories who know lots of other girls, especially all
 of us.
 l However there is another form ot | publicity which might be termed | gossip I Use this term gossip for | there is nothing that travels through i the atmosphere with half the ve- l locity as gossip, nor leaves in its path 1 the effect of it's po&er as informa- l ton given our under this term. In
 my mind there are two kinds of gos- l sip. The first may be spoken of as l the idle, trifHng and malicious with intent to drag down the other com | plimentary, supporting and uplifting.
 l. is of this latter sort am speaking.
 Let us gossip up 10 the standard and
 aims of our club principals. This is
 a good form of publicity.
 It is to further this sort of gossip
 that your board has instituted the
 social hour. We have taken for our l slogan this hour, Know your neigh 1 bors better"
 To know your neighbor better means to cooperate better. l feel that there is great need for the CO., operation of the individual club with
 the District Federation by reporting new fields for club work and all good
 work in your own club which can be l passed along and made profitable tc
 others.
 A closer cooperation with tho
 State Federation, through the use ol its respective departments and moro intimate touch with the officers who ! represent us, not forgetting we have
 in our midst this year our State presi-
 dent whom We should support bS
 making every\opportunity to herald
 ler messag ges.
 The last and very important mes
 sage I wish to speak of is this-tha under our new franchise, I say new
 for it is just seven years this fal
 since our women had the ballot Bu
 in this short time women have beer
 acknowledged in many places of re sponsibility and trust.
 The one to me that stands out witl much honor, and a most worthy caus, , is the newly organized State Chil, Welfare Department which is com
 posed of women only, appointed b.
 our governor, whose Chairmen is on of our most esteemed club wmen, il , the personnel of Mrs. H. A. Guild whose executive ability, moral stan dards and ideals are not to be sur
 passed.
 It is the duty of every woman am z especially our club women to stan' , back of and support this worthy de : pertinent to it's ultimate success. 9 So let us rise to our sense Of duty
 And use the tools that are ours b right.
 Our vote well handled is a thing o
 beauty,
 and also a weapon. with which | z fight.
 . The Phoenix branch of the Needle = l work Guild will hold it's annual eX :, hibition of articles on November T. = according to the announcement mad
 yesterday by Mrs. Roland c. Dryei l. As yet the meeting place has no
 been decided. The local branch in ii Q three years existence has furnishe Q the poor with a splendid collection c = garments which according to tn . policy of the organization must b V new. For the coming exhibition a ! garments must be in the hands of tn directors not later than Saturday . November 12. The directors includ q Mrs. Mary Utley, president; Mir 2 William Bertram. Mrs. Harold BaS
 ter, Mrs. W. E. Boggs, Mrs. Georg 1t NJ. Broadway, Miss Verde Butle t. Mrs. Orville Harry Brown, Mrs. Is A. Clark, Mrs. Roland c. Dryer. Mir d c. II. Dunlap. Mrs. C. E. Englant e Mrs. Sims Ely. Miss Frances Elliot a. Mrs. w c. Ellis, Mrs. T. F. Fitz 1T simmons, Mrs. Bert Ford, Mrs. Han d land J. Gray. Mrs. C. E. Hollan 1f Mrs L. F. Hewins. Mrs. T. F. Irwin l. Mrs. J. P Ivy. Mrs. F. A. Jeffersol 1t Mrs. W. K. James, Mrs. Charles Kes m fer, Mrs. George w. Rays, Mrs. Id 7t Lawrence, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. IT A. Higgins. Mrs. Thomas Shaugf 1t messy, Mrs. William Spear, Mrs. J. s- Tillman and Mrs. Thomas P. Walto Il The College club will meet at Go re tonwood court, 507 North Seven - street, Wednesday afternoon at 9:
 o'clock. The third program on, Won
 ans citizenship as arranged by Nil