The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-04
VI c. |. MEETS
"CINDY" BRINGS IN s252.s8 GOOD
TREASURY ACCOUNT" -"gATCHA-gOO"
COMING COMMITTEE cHAIRMEH AP-
POINTED.

IUMlAb IUMmllikk GhAlhMEH AP-
POINTED.
Thursday evening, January 29th
the Woman's Civic League met Al tho
home of Mrs. T. X. Woodward The
president, Mrs. Jesse Myers. called
the meeting To order and in the ab-
sence Of the secretary, Mrs Martha
shaw. Who was out Of town, Mrs. u. r.
SIMPLIFY served. The very fun and
complete report OF the finances of the
league given by Mrs Morris Miften
the treasurer was listened to with
leeR interest by each OF the ladies
present The report was given
first for the month Of December and
then for the year 1920 which Is as fol-
lows:
Receipts 1920
t Dues ...,......st..- $l3.25
"0h. Oh. Cindys ..... 25p. rs
Cash donation ........4. R07
Sale, iiy traps ..........g..... 600
s2sO.7O
Expenses
Fly campaign .....,.. $4,000
Playground ss.. .s....tt. 64.90
Federation dues .....,.. 500
Parent-Teacher's Assoc. 49, 10000
Miscellaneous expenses 4.s, 34.00
sa2e.sO
balance 1919 ........... ss57.ss
Receipts 1920 .. $50 30
Total .....s....... ses7a3
Expenses Tor year ...... J26.S0
Balance ssll.ss
The next was the report Of commit
teea Miss Anna Shriver. chairman or
the entertainment committee, report.
% everything Ia readiness for the
beginning of the practice for the play
Kateha-KOor 70 be given Feb. q and
25th for the benefit or the league
About 100 ladies' aud gentlemen have
consented 10 take part IN the render
lng % this bright musical comedy
There were no reports from the Fly
Flower, Play ground, Motion Picture
or Sanitary Committees. In the ah-
scnco of Mrs. John l.. ReIfsnider, Jr
chairman OF forestry committee, Mrs.
H. = Rainey gave the report Of tho
unvsliing o. the tablet Christina
eve night 10 the men of Garroll e0nn-
~ WAC paid the supreme sacrifice tot
their country Ia the world war.
A letter 10 the league from Miss
Rachel Everett was read. Miss Everett
IL student at the University Of Chi
cago and two Of her instructors ar
the most noted women OF today in
their lines OF work. DR.. Talbot who
ia dean of the women Of the Unlyer
Aity whose course Is Household Ad-
ministratlon aud her books are uni-
yersaily read. and Dr. MeBdenhall
who Il one Of the greatest scientist
tn our country today on the Care OF
the Child.
A letter from Senator France ac-
knOWiodgluE 4 letter from the league
nrgiuE him % support the Sheppard
Towner bili for tka protection ot ma
terhity and infancy was also read.
Senator France said the bin was re-
ported out fayorably from the COM
mittec on Eubllc Health ard was now
on the Senate calendar and that the
measure had hts support
January " the month Tor the cleo
tion of officers. and the report Of the
nominating committee, Mrs. Frank
Myers, chairman, was called for. The
report IL as follows, For President,
Mrs ]. 8. Myers. Secretary. Miss
Eannie McGirr; IL was with sincere
regret that the league had 70 accept
ihe resignation nf Airs. Martha shaw.
Az secretary of the organization per-
ihaps no other woman IN the league
has served as long and faithfully as
Mrs. Shaw, but the ladies congratu-
Iato themselves upon securing the
services of Miss Fannie McGlrr for
this position, Treasurer Mrs Morris
Mitten for the third term, Nice-pres-
idents are first, Mrs j r Mantz,
second, Mrs. NJ H. Walsh. third, Mrs.
]. L. Relfsnider. JT,, fourth, Mrs Price
Goodwin, ffth. Mrs. L. X. Woodward
sixth, Mrs. Snyder Babylon: seventh,
Mrs. II. d. Ditman and eighth, Mrs. II.
/ IL fiarbaugh.
/ chairmens for the different commit
+ tees.
+ Entertainment, Miss Anna Shriver.
I Flower, Mrs Luther Bare.
s Fly. Mrs. Walter Taylor.
/ Forestry, Mra. ] T. Reifsnider, Jr.
Playground. Miss Ruth Walsh.
Motion Picture Mrs. Frank Myers.
Sanitary, Mrs. George Mather,
New Membership, Mrs. a. r. Rainey.
Press, Mrs. ID. II. Shipley
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