The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-06-03
COMMUNITY SERVICE.
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Quoting meetings or other social
gatherings in the rural schools or
other rural meeting places.
u. Story Telling and Story ORA
matization for children. May be ex-
tended to rural districts.
Is. Fairgrounds. Secure further
development along lines which the
Mothers Club and Woman's Council
are now following.
ID. Training classes or Institutes
in playground and recreation work
for the training of volunteer work
ers or leaders.
Is. Plan general athletic program
| for young people and adults, such
plans to be worked out by special
| committee which take into consider
| alton local interests and leadership.
Civic Activities
16. Form Special Convention Com
| mittee to prepare plans for extend
| ing community hospitality to con-
vention visitors.
II. Conduct city-wide clean up
campaign.
Is. Conduct Educational Fire Pre-
vention campaign.
10. Develop existing library on a
broad community basis, such a plan
being acceptable to those now con-
Quoting library.
20. Conduct community rest room
for women (This may be handled in
connection with library so as to pro-
vide supervision with minimum OF
expense.
p. Cooperate with Chamber OF
Commerce to make Chautauqua g
success.
%. Tree and Flower Improve
ment. Secure care of old trees ant
planting of new trees as needed
Plant Exchange Day.
Cooperate with Woman's Council
in Flower Contest.
%. Cooperate with School Boarf
in making Parish School Rally :
success.
"a. Conduct Boys and Girls Farm
Club Rally as means of stimulating
their interest in this work.
25. Cooperate with Park Commits
sion in preparing plans for the de
velopment of City Park such plans
to be based on the experience o
other cities in park development.
26. Cooperate with Chamber o
Commerce in Parish wide Trade-at
Home campaign.
Article No. 81 was amended t.
include the Lyceum Course that viii
be started this fall, with the Chaut
auqua work. The program was thei
adopted in full unanimously.
| A list of every member Of tn
Community Service Council was thel
given to each person present, as
ballot, from which they were to vot
for seven members of the Executive
Committee. After the votes wer
counted it was found that thos
elected were: Mrs. C. w. Cultivate
mrs. j. w. Sanders, Miss Louis
Taylor, Mr.. Max Zimmerman, Mr.
IL. G. Porter, Mr.. Albert Estorge ant
IMr. r. w. Frame.
The general meeting was then al
journed, and the Executive Commit
tee met and elected their officers, be
ing Mr.. Estorge, Chairman; Mrs
Cultivate, Vice Chairman; Mis-
Louise Taylor, Secretary; Mr.. Ma,
Zimmerman, Treasurer.
This committee met again Thurs
day at 2 P. NJ, when Mr.. Randa
was instructed to notify Community
Service head Office in New York City
that New iberia has organized, and
to send out an expert worker tt
assist us in forming our detail COM
mittees, train our local secretary, and
help for six weeks in getting the
work we'll under way.
The Council membership is compos.
ed of the following: Miss Louise
Taylor, Rev. M. r. Paradis, Rev
FIR. Langlois, Rev. S. D. Roberts
Rene Messenger, Rev. R. R. Diggs
w. D.. Reynolds, Junius H. White
Mrs. w. D. Plaisance, Mrs. Tom
Ashley, Mrs. Jerry Taylor, Mrs. j.
S.. Suttle, Mrs. H. Gould, Edwin
LaSalle, A. B. Murray, Mrs. A. B.
Murray, Albert Estorge, Lille Mel
ancon, Mrs. Clet Girard, Carrie Moss
Pharr, Mrs. R. W. Frame, Mrs. E.
F. Willard, Miss Hilda Roberts, P.
A. Landry, Mrs. D. A. Dimitry, J.
A. Gonsoulin, Miss Annie Archer
Yves Arnandez, Mrs. Jules Messenger
julius Scharff. P. R. Burke, E. P.
Roy, Lazard King, John E. Schwing
Miss Lucy Gebert, j. R. Perry
Brother Arsenius, Max Zimmerman
Maurice Bergerie, L. G. Porter, r.
w. Frame, Mrs. H. N. Pharr, E.
H. Bufinton, NJ w. Fisher, Arth.
ur Provost, julius Bertrand, Frank
Dauterive, A. B. Lewald, Leon Drey-
fus, Miss Maud LeMaire, R. A. ia.
cob, A. A. Theriot. r. v. St.
Dizier, John A. Buquor, Harry Hall