Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-07
Ariz. State Federation
 WOmen's Clubs Began
 Day Session Yesterday
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The Tucson W0man'S Club has FAD
 members of which 100 have come in
 this season. This year we have con-
 centrated our efforts to clear the
 $500 debt still on the club building,
 to build up the membership, and
 broaden the intellectual scope of the
 club, by study. It has four depart nents, Art, Literature, Drama, Cur rent Events, History, and Home Eco monies. We have given two card par ties and numerous teas, and have given educational programs to which the public has been invited. We are especially interested in the students
 of the University, and this year raised
 $10O to put through one of its seniors, who otherwise would have had to quit school. Have Story Hour for the
 young children, which is we'll attend ed ,and is instructive and entertain
 ing for the kiddies. Our Philanthropic Department has co-operated with the various charities, in donating food and clothing and the use of automobiles for needy cases. Thanksgiving each member was asked to donate 10 pounds of food for the poor and 150 pounds were in this way obtained for that worthy cause. Have worked with the American Legion, the, Women's Auxiliary and the Y. w. c. A. Have also shown interest in the inmates of the State Reform School, by exhibit ing the work of the pupils, and giving Christmas programs. This club was organized in 1900 and Federated in 1915."
 The Arizona State Nurses Associa- tion was called upon to submit a re- port, but no representative was pres ent, and Mrs. Craig, Secretary, advis- ed no report has been sent her.
 The Women's Club of Wilcox sub mitted it's report by mail, which was read by the Secretary, the substance of which is as follows: .-,.
 "This Club was organized in 1911, Federated in 1917 and Incorporated in 1917. It has at present GA members, and has regular meetings, beginning m October and ending in June. It has done good work, and has made do- nations to worthy causes. Mrs. H. A. Morgan, President"
 The Woman's Club of Williams, submitted report which was read by Mrs. Green, in the absence of the President, Mrs. Bly,.
 "This Club WIS organized Septem- Der 12, 1907, and Federated October 30th of the same year. It has mem bership of 43, with four Departments. The work this season has not been, so heavy as in other years, due to the absence of most of the members from town. It has done it's work abiding by its motto, "Duty and Today are ours; Results and Futurity belong to God".
 Mrs. w. c. Haughtelin, incoming president, read the report of the Delta Club of Yuma: |
 "The Delta Club of Yuma reports that it has carried on during this season it's Departmental work in Lit erature, Domestic Science and Trave- logue. In Literature we have done most of our work on the study of the. theatre; in Domestic Science we have worked over old hats and made new ones; designed dresses, and made quilts, etc. In the Travelogue Depart ment we have made study of China and India. Our Philanthropic Com mittee has taken care of the sale of Christmas Seals for the Anti-Tuber- eulosis Committee, Each year we give a reception for our new teachers"
 The Parker Woman's Club report read by Secretary Craig, in part as follows:
 'Our chief work this year has been the local cemetery, and the road that leads to it. We also had a cleanup day and the Ladies of the Club served a dinner to everyone who worked, the number being about :J, and the town was much impr ovcd by these ambitious workers. Donations have been hade to the Near East Re- lief, and we have done our best to cooperate with different worthy or ganizations. Mrs. c. E. Engle- Sec retary."
 Mrs. Lockett then announced to the present that five new "baby" Clubs had sent in their applications as | of the Federation, and re- guested if these Clubs had represen- tatives present that they submit a re- port, or at least make themselves Anown and acquainted with the older members. Three of theses Clubs were not represented, namely, the Maricopa County Graduate Nurses Assn, the Klondyke Mothers Club, and the Pay son Women's Club. ....|
 The Century Club of Phoenix, re- cent arrival in the Federation, was by Miss Jane Gray, who submitted a report as follows: I|
 "This Club is exclusively for busi- ness women, its aim and ideals being for the furtherance of the interests of Ne professional women and the moral