The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
President,
MISS ELIZABETH SKINNER.
Dunedin.
Corresponding Secretary,
MRS. HARRIET P. BYRNES,
Oldsmar.
Vice-Presldent of Section
Two Reports 3 New Clubs
Madam President. Members

Madam President, Members Of tn,
Federation and Friends:
I bring you greetings from Section
Two and am delighted to report that
through the loyal support and CO.
| operation of the club women of this
! section to be able to report three new
clubs and two county federations
| We consider the County Federation
| the most powerful organization in a
county, Life is too short to gather
| the harvest, we can only SOW and
it will be through the influence of the
! County. Federation that Section Two
will grow.
| Visits have been made to each Fed
Grated club, and a number of unfed-
| el ated in behalf of our state work,
never letting an opportunity pass to
stress that education is the keynote
OF all club work, and good health 4
hritage dues every child with the
gratifying results to be able to report
| this Section we'll covered by both Il
| dental and health unit, and splendid
health work being carried on by each
club among the school children De
cember 1st, the Gadsden County
Council will put on an anti-malariaI
campaign.
A most helpful and inspiring Sec
tional meeting was held in Monticello
in May, each club being well repre-
sented. We had the privilege of hav-
ing with us our president Miss Skim
ner, chairman of music. Mrs. Ses-
SONS, chairman of legislation, Mrs.
Love. Not one thing being left un-
done by the hosptable women of this
club to make this meeting a success
in every respect.
From the splendid reports sent in
from all the clubs, l am submitting
the most important items:
The Seminole of Greensboro. The
Seminole Club with a membership OF
seventeen 90 which l am presenting
at this meeting. will be active in COM
munity and child welfare work.
Philaco Club of Apalachicola. Soon
after the convention at Gainesville,
the Philaco Club was reorganized To
conform to the plans OF the Florida
Federation. a chairman was ap-
pointed for each department Radio
purchased for school. vast improve
ments made in school grounds. One
hundred books added TO school IL
brary. Two hundred and twelve books
to public library. Had commun.,,
up week" quarterly Have carrIc,,
on health work and furnished nouT-
.ishment to school children. Teachers
secured and classes i'm American.z:.-
tion for benefit of foreigners opened
One hundred percent registered and
voted in state and county elections.
Eureka Club of River Junction
The Eureka Club, while only three
months, old, gives every Indication oi
being very healthy youngster. Won
first prize on having the most at
tract3yn 10th at the GadsGem county
fair. one half Of janitor salary
at Have requested ely
leo. JrlI with them in making
tn re sanitary. Plans have
be 10 observe arbor day and
Irb objective for the comm"
" be to work for park and
y .unds for children. Cleared
.udred dollars from Halloween
Membership 81.
immunity Club of Gretna. The
Community Club of GTetna, with
membership Of twenty-five was wei
coined into the Federation at the
board meeting held at Tallahassee
and as their name implies, the object
of this club is community service.
health course was conducted and
''clean-up week" was observed. One
hundred and thirty ($l3000) dollars
paid on fence for cemetery. Near
East package valued at one hundred
and fifty seven ($157.00) dollars.
Twenty-nine $4,000 dollars donated
to Gadsden County Hospital. Ninety
five ($95.0O) dollars given to local
school. Two hundred and fifty-four
(S254.00) dollars having passed
through club treasurer this year.
Woman's Club Of Quincy. l can
not express myself better than by
quoting the statement of my prede-
cessor who said IF we take the word
Service to mean assistance and kind
ness, the Quincy Club is certainly in
the lead" Assisted their vice presi-
dent in organizing the first county
Federation in Section Two. The club
has under its supervision the care OF
the rest room in the, court house. and
the upkeep Of the two .cemeterys,
provides milk for undeTnourishcd