The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-21
HOME CULTURE CLUB
OF CENTERV|LLE WILL
AID FARM INSTITUTES

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Jan. 21-The
program of the years activities of the
Centerville Home Culture club, which
has just been published. gives the
names of committee members ap-
pointed at the last business meeting,
Jan. 3, and the subjects for each
monthly meeting as determined upon
by the department in charge. The
time for each meeting, outside of regu-
lar business is turned over to one of
the several departments, which are
individually responsible.
Officers, who were elected Jan. 5,
are: Mrs. Joseph Thompson. pres'A
dent; Mrs. Luther King, vice-presaz|
dent; Mrs. Arvel Daley, secretary
Miss Laura Betrsch, treasurer.
Chairmen in charge of the depart
ments, with their assistants, are: Lit
erary, Mrs. Porter Pike. Mrs. Robert
Peele, Miss Marie Cassell; music.
Mrs. Ora Dunbar. Mrs. Thomas Ali,
Mrs. Rose Doddridge; civic. Mrs. Min
ME Wright. Mrs. Richard Spahr, Mrs.
Arvel Daley; home economics, Mrs.
w. A. Harris, Mrs. Luther King, Mrs
| Charles Eliason.
Miss Laura Bertsch is chairman of
the finance committee, with Mrs.
Charles Savage and Mrs. mex Eliason
also serving. Flower committee: Mrs.
/ Charles Kellam, chairman; Mrs. Frank
Hatfield, Mrs. John Jackson. Recep-
| ton committee: Mrs. Porter Pike
chairman; Mrs. E. T. Clark, Mrs Frank
Hatfield. Social committee: Mrs
Thomas ALL, chairman; Mrs. Frank
Hatfield, Mrs. Paul ONeaL Mem
! bership: Mrs. Luther King. chairman;
Mrs. Richard Spain, Mrs. o. P. Ford,
Mrs. Charles Savage, Mrs. Theodore
Crowder.
Feb. 8 Program
The civic department will have
charge of the next program to be given
Feb. 3, with the subject of community
improvement. On March the literary
department will present Thoughts on
Social Purity" The music department
will have charge April 1. and on May
> the home economics department will
treat of The Most Discouragng Fea-
ture in Housework.'
4 Your Favorite Flower is the sub
iect for June 4, for which the pro-
gram is sealed. 4 picnic will be held
in the evening of July II. On Aug
the civic department will lead a dis
cussion of current events, and on Sept.
= =.
=, Kin Hubard's writings. "Musica
, composers is the subject for Oct ),
another discussion on system in house
: work by the home economics depart
on Nov. f. with the annual meeting on
. Dec ).
The Home Culture club will have en-
tire charge of the Home Day of the
farmers institute this year On tho
second day of the two-day institute.
all features are presented by homo
talent or under home management,
without state aid.
: herd vocational training students in
r four or five institutions.
) In reply Prof. Dean has retorted to
the effect that the veterans bureau
is red-tape manufacturing concern
5 and sees everything in terms of fig
ures, charts, tables and schedules
Just IS the man who could not see the
$ woods on account of the trees, he
says, the bureau cannot see what is
l best for the disabled service men be
D cause of the red tape
= Rep. Roy G. Fitzgerald of the third
i Ohio district, including Butler, Preble
+ and Montgomery counties. announces
e that Senator Samuel NJ. Shortridge of
a California has accepted the invitation
T extended to him to deliver the princi-
! pal address at the annual Mckinley
day banquet 10 be held at Dayton on
e the evening of January 30 Republi-
e can organizations from all sections of
L the third Ohio district will attend this
S love feast. Rep. Fitzgerald and Adah
S Dodds PONCE are on the program for
n addresses. Robert r. Nevin of Day
= ton will be POSTMASTER.