The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-07-07
SIXTY REGISTER FOR MOTHERS
CAMP FROM VALLEY AND
PHILLIPS COUNTIES
W0NAN'S CLUB C00PERA7ES
Splendid Program for Each Day Of
Session, Which Closes Tomorrow
Afternoon. DR.. Hedges Ad-
dresses Meeting.

The Valley County M0tnefS lamp
IS in session in this city, according to
pre-arranged schedule of dates, the
forenoon of the first day, Wednesday.
being principally occupied with reg
istration and assigning of visiting
guests to the various homes of the
city, where hospitality had been ex-
tended to them. All sessions are be-
/! ing held in the auditorium of the Bap-
tist church, the Aid societies of the
various churches of the city serving
one meal each day in the basement
of the church. Noon lunch, on We'd
nesday, was served by the Congrega-
tional Aid society.
The afternoon session convened at
two o'clock, the Hon. j. l.. Slattery
addressing the assembly on the OBJ
ject of the extension department in
holding the Mothers camp, and DR..
NJ. D. Hoyt giving talk upon the
subject of "Child Welfare" Miss Car
rye Neal Herring delightfully."- enter
tained with a reading, Miss Bertha
Wedum with a piano number, Mrs. j.
E. Flaherty with reading, and Mrs.
George Wright, of Hinsdale, with a
piano number.
Following adjournment at four
o'clock the visitors were invited to
the Just Inn, where number of cars
were in waiting, and they were given
an automobile ride around the city
and up on the North Bench. Six
o'clock dinner was served the mem
bers of the Altar society, the reser-
vations being made at the Orpheum
as the entertainment of the evening
The Montana extension service un-
der whose auspices the Mothers camp
is being held, was fortunate in secur'
ing Dr. Caroline Hedger, of Chicago
who appeared on the program Thurs
J day. Thursdays - IS, ram was as fol
lows:
9:OO-1O:OO-"Home Equipment that
Lessons Fatigue" Miss Milburn.
1O:OO-11 :OO-How to Tell Wei
Baby and How to Keep it &c." DR.
!; Hedger.
11:3O-12:OO-Physical examination
12:OO-Lunch at Just Inn.
The afternoon program was giver
according to the following outline:
3O-2:3O-"Food Needs of the Ba
by from Two to Six," Miss Mary AM
Graber.
O-3:3O-Recreation.
3:3O-430-"Standa of Health o.
Child from Two to Six," DR.. Hedger
5:OO-Half of delegation visit
ing offices of Drs. Hoyt & Smith tt
inspect X-ray equipment.
6:OO-Dinner in Baptist church
basement by Lutheran Ladies Aid.
7:3O-Local talent play by Woman
club.
4 Glasgow is enjoying the distinction
t of having one of the only two Mothers
l camps ever held in the United States
5 The other camp was held at Sidney
e this state, the first of the week. Tn
4 members of the Glasgow Women
e club and the Art club, with variou
: other women of Glasgow, are cooper
ating with Miss Gertrude Erickson
: home demonstration agent, for Val
f lev county, in her effort to have tn
i Mothers camp continual session O
n benefit and enjoyment to those at
II tending. These women have receive
: visiting delegates as guests for tn
a night and breakfast, Mrs. Ira B. Tour
n tlotte deserving special mention fo
n allowing the use of her home for da
S nursery where mothers wishing to at
: tend the sessions may leave their chill
t dren.
The programs for Friday and Sat
urday promise to be as helpful an
interesting as the ones just given, 9th
er prominent representatives secure
l by the extension department comm
from Sidney to address the camp.
Sixty-one Valley county visitor
{ have been registered. with several es
e pecially invited from Phillips county.