Arizona republican., 1921-10-19
WANT WOMAN IN. TRUSTEE BOARD. .OF HIGH SCHOOL

UT HUn UUnUUl Advocating a woman on the high l school board Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy, 1 president Of the Woman's club. in her l address at the initial meeting of the club for the season yesterday, aroused | the women of the city's largest or l ganization ol its kind to action. A | few hours after the adjournment of l the club, women throughout the city were attempting to seek a leader
 whose name might be placed before 1 the public today-the last day in
 which to bring forward a candidate. | It is understood that several have sought endorsement and even asked
 Mrs Christy to present their names. In view of the fact that there will l not be another club meeting before | the names are presented to the pub l lie it will not be possible for the
 club to give its official endorsement
 to any candidate. Whether or not
 such a step would be taken if more
 were available is doubtful because of
 the clubs policy of remaining strict 1 ly neutral in such matters.
 Mrs. Christy said last evening that she had no ore woman in mind when StiC IIcthC AiCL put
 merely favored a woman on the
 board to work out the problems con
 nected with the school. In her opin-
 ion and the opinion of many of the
 club women, a woman. preferably a
 mother of school children, should
 have representation on the board which is confronted with many diff
 ficult questions bearing not only on
 the school in it's self, but also in its
 relation to the home.
 Asks Cooperation
 This was but one of the points
 brought out by Mrs. Christy in heI telling talk in which she charged the : club members to work together not ,, only for what clut life holds for self .. advancement but for service to the community.
 "The opportunities for service ar. 3 many and if 379 women of the Phoe. nix Women's club are of one accord t if our ideals and aims ere along tht
 same general direction and we stand together, there is nothing we canno l accomplish" she said
 : The club was crowded to its ca 5 pacity. Mrs Christy, who preside, for the first time, was given a cor :. dial greeting anS the chairmen o p the different departments were wei received. Mrs. J. P. Ivy, chairman 0 the home economies department, an nounced that Thrift program Il would be carried out for the year
 while interesting announcements wer
 also made by Mrs. W. F. Hammett who outlined the calendar of art fsl ' literature department; Mrs. Grac V Yarwood, the elves education depart 7, ment, and Miss rances Elliott, tn il music department. The music of tn d afternoon was delightful. The com Ii munity singing was led by Mir - Henry D. Ross, president of the stat
 federation of musical clubs, wit = Mrs. William F. Deity. as accom- h panist. A piano number was pre- o scented charmingly by Norma I. Ras le bury.
 y Named Delegates er During the afternoon greeting m were read from Mrs. A. J. McClatchi m first president anu one of the found re CTS of the club. who is at present l. Boston.
 Following the program, Mrs Chri U ty appointed the delegates and a m ternates to the semi annual meetir y of the Central Arizona District Fec - eration of Clubs. which will be he ,n at the Madison Improvement club ( "a Thursday, Oct. 27, as follows: .u Delegates-Mrs W. A. Wilson, MI ar Joseph s. Stark, Mrs. Aubrey h Smith, Mrs. c. M. Scott, Mrs. W. III Pickrell, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Nil he W. s. Norveil, Mrs. James H NJ n Clintock. Mrs. A. M. Mayfield, Mi he Ancil Martin. Mrs. Emery Rays. Nh ,g Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. J. c. Hurle
 Mrs. W. c. Hartranft, Mrs. A. in Hargraye. Mrs. A. J. Hall, Mrs. Ha l NTre, a thy, Mrs. w. A. Glassford, Mrs. mt A. Folsom, Mrs. H. M. Fennemol ap Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate Mrs. Charl n- Ely. Mrs. w c. Ellis. Mrs. John De to nett Jr., Mrs. I Trances Elliott. Nil % w. F.. Deity, Ms. l.. D. Damero g. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. E. O. Ca to lisle, Mrs c. w. Bootsford, Mrs of c. Bartlett, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexand' nd Mrs. Thomas Armstrong Jr., Mrs. to H. Parker.
 he Alternates-Mrs. T. E. Mccall. NJ 'ly William McCluskey. Mrs. Mary
 McCord, Mrs. Lee Purvines, Mrs. 't Harry Robertson, Mrs. Thom ca Shaughnessy, Mrs. A. c. Dodge, NJ Ter F. O. Smith, Mrs. P. G. Spillsbul g. Mrs. Orrin l.. Standage, Mrs. Geor III Tisdale Mrs. Frank Viault. Mrs. Jol m oa Wagner, Mrs. C. T. Walters, M ,S Fred E. Warren. Mrs. Harry WelC ne ne Mrs. D. D. Williams, Mrs. Grace "a S wood, Mrs. George Alkire, Mrs. R. s7. Baker. Mrs. Clinton Campbell, M he nT -- S1'', - MI 2, ~J1r J[r a,- land, Mrs. W. R. Evants. Mrs. Tn Ter D. Parish, Mrs. L. M. F'itzhugh, NJ at w. c. Foster, Mrs C. M. Gant ed Mrs. J. F. Goddard, Mrs John sr- Hampton, Mis- Roland Johnston. M ter Thomas Maddocl1 and Mrs. B. " Marks.
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 Gs. w. C. T. u. TO MEET-The w. d: T. U. will hold a business meeti