Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-07

community. Established a kitchen throughout for the use of the Club, and added about $45O to the Club fund. We feel our greatest good has been in bringing the members together in club work and striving for the good of these members which goes for the good of the community"
 Washington District Woman's Club, was represented by Miss Freeland in the absence of the president Mrs. Wm. Telzlaff. Miss Freeland reported yer bally as follows:
 "Our Club was organized in 1912; Federated in 1914, and has at present membership of 54, of whom three are associate members. It has four departments, Fine Arts, Public Well fare, Applied Education and Publicity. It has social committee which aids in planning social programs. During the summer all day meetings were held every other week, in spite of the heat, which made us "stick to our chairs" but stick to ouf work as well. Work was done for the bazaar to be held later in the season, whereby $100 was raised. In Autumn reception was given to the teachers. This is a part of the Clubs program to meet and greet the teachers each season and in vite them to join the Club and avail themselves of its advantages. The teachers are also eligible to office, the present President being a member of the teaching staff of the school. The school building has been enlarged this year by our Club. Arbor day cele- brated by planting trees and bushes around school; Bird Day also celebrat- ed. In fact the main interest of this Womans Club is centered in the school, and in furnishing entertainment along educational lines. Donated $12.50 to- wards the car for the County nurse; raised money to send Dean Cummings to Salt Lake, and for travelling ex- penses of the delegate to this conven- tion. Pay the salary of social work CT to maintain social clubs for girls and boys, and train the girls in club work. Made garments for destitute family, and helped the poor. Work also done for better movies, and in general this Club has done all in its power for the good of the communi- ty."
 In the absence of Mrs. Roser, Presi- dent of the Roosevelt Neighborhood Club this report was read by the pre- siding Secretary, the substance of which is as follows:
 The Roosevelt Neighborhood Club was organized in 1911, Federated in 1917. It boasts 4 departments, Amer ican Citizenship, Applied Education, Department of Fine Arts, and Public Welfare. Membership 50; meetings twice a month. The Club is back of all civic movements, and is especially interested in the health and welfare of school children. Hot lunches are ser we'd the pupils at cost, and free of charge to children whose parents can- not afford to pay"
 The report of the Friday Club of Phoenix was submitted by Mrs. Mo Clintock, who said:
 "Our Club is devoted to the study of history, and is limited to 16 mem- bers. The past year the study has been on the Balkans ,and we have had some very interesting talks, and lecture by a professor of Yale Uni versity. We do no active social work, but have helped in various ways the Associated Charities. This year committee from the Club has been ap- pointed to assist the Welfare League, branch of the Associated Charities"
 Mrs. Christy submitted the report on the Women's Club of Phoenix, and spoke in part as follows:
 "This club has held 25 meetings since October IS of last year, and has membership of 365, of whom 6 are honorary members, and 2 life mem- bers. The Club was organized in 1900, Federated in 1901. It has four de- partments; Art and Literature, Home Economies, Education and Music, and all departments are active. It has Il regular committees and one special committee. The Special committee has charge of art exhibits, and fur nished the exhibits of the recent state fair. The Home Economies Depart ment has charge of serving luncheons and teas. Art and Literature Depart ment has made study of Greek Art, and put on Greek play. Donated for the purchase of Ford car for the county nurse, and the Music Depart ment furnished some very enjoyable programs"
 The Wednesday Social Circle, repre- sented by Mrs. Stewart in the absence of its president, sumitted the follow ing report:
 "This Club has an active member ship of 30 members, with a visiting committee, a sick committee, and a committee for Charity. It holds its meetings twice month. A cook book, the receipts for which were furnished L,, +Lo ,,or;o,,e yoapohers of the club, is