The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-18
PENSACOLA WOMAN'S LUBPLANS
TO BUILD MODERN CLUB HOUSE

Elizabeth Skinner. and Mrs. W. b.
/ iIIarbeson, were Mrs. D, r. Read, chair
I man of education: who talked on Edu-
lcational Matters in Florida Miss Lay
ton, who smoke of What the County
Demonstrators Can DO for a Commun-
lity: Miss Lohnie Landrum Who talked
on the reasons why milk is important
/ in the diet of adults and Children Mrs.
f. NJ. Galloway vice. president at
I large, f. r. W. c.. who talked along
/ general club lines; Mrs. John Leornadi
state Chairman of Child Welfare; Mrs.
/ NJ. A. Love, on legislative work; Miss
Margaret Duffy, of the U. S. Public
/ Health department who spoke on the
Importance of health work in the
schools; Mrs. Vim. L. Wilson, who
spoke on Inland Waterways; Mrs. ".
A. Seasons who talked on the Music
Department and its value: the work
of the State Board Of Health, by DR..
Keating;. and the Work Of the Florida
Development, by William L. Wilson.
Addresses of welcome We're made
iby Mayor Tyler for the city, Mrs. Will
liam L. Wilson, for the hostess club.
and for the section. by Mrs. D. r, Read
of Milton.
The musical program was especial
ly good, assembly singing led by Mrs.
w A. Seasons forming a delightful
feature, and a chorus of voices Of Pan
anna City Club women was most de-
lightfuI Vocal solos We're also given
by Mrs. c. NJ Kelly, NJ. William L.
Wilson, Mrs. Fred Bennett, one Of the
most talented musicians OF Panama
City, and president of the club, was
also a great factor in the musical pro-
gram Other numbers were a piano
solo, by Miss Margaret VanCleve, a
vocal solo by Mrs. Sanford Cowden
and vocal numbers by Mrs. Seasons,
and by Mrs. T. ". Helms, Jr.
To Build Club House
At the first meeting in June. move
ment will be launched to build a club
house in Pensacola. MoIino leads the
county with the first Woman's club
building, Panama City has its own
handsome woman's Club building, as
have Bombay and DeFuniak, and the
Pensacola woman's club viii start a
movement to biuld club house in
Pensacola, and one which will be a
credit to the city.
The meeting yesterday afternoon
was addressed by Miss Dorothy
Mitchell, county Home Demonstration
Agent, and Miss Margaret Duffy, Pub
lie Health representative. Miss Duffy
is planning to conduct a Baby Week
in Escambia county May 30-June g.
and talked Interestingly of this work.
Miss Mitchell spoke of the Home
Demonstration work in the county
and its importance to the women and
girls Of Escambia
A committee from the Pensacola
Woman's club viii 90 before the county
commissioners next Tuesday to pro-
test against the abolishment Of the
county work here
Another matter which came before
the meeting was that of the canning
center which Miss Lonny Landrurn
purposes to hold in Pensacola.
The Pensacola Woman's club is much
interested in this movement and some
surprise was expressed that il was
80 4e possible for this center to be
held in the high school domestic
sc.eice department. Former esnters
were held in the high school building.
when the equipment was far less ade-
auate than it is today. and there seems
TO be no good and sufficient reason
why Miss Lonny Landrum and the
capable women Of the Pensacola Wo-
mems club, may not use the rooms.
Mrs. NJ z. Bats called the atten-