The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-07-18
roIIMTY FEDERATION
Iu0MFNS CLUBS ACTIVE
,,v HELPFUL THINGS ARE
NAV Al MINED. MOST CHILDREN
FLIA4vcTCALLY DEFECTIVE.

PHYSICALLY DhfhOAA'H
-, .ooort of the first vice president,
nraw Dismuke, showed that the
pll'' .aatam was an appeal for Made
pa. pa ,-g;a" Goods; the July 4th meet
p Oeo' 9 meal for better citizens, and
fg an atarn7her meeting will be an ed
pcalloNS second vice president, AIRS: J..
I1e recommended that the time
C ,Ir Touarterly meetings be SeptSe,m-
ol ''i december, April and July. hat
PeIi H. rN al the clubs be hostesses JOINT
h J .bs4 in December, the bazaar meet
y '4 t'sra be no hostess, and that diff
p "l cInbs of the county entertain
f. Gu, o'oortrrlv meetings for the other
N q Jatas The recommendation was
sdopted. 4ho record;po score
by Mrs, George Johnston, the sec
&al .y,,. n each club answered roll call
S.'' heir respective clubs, giving the
aLar enrolled, number present and
u n5aJ in a complete list of their club
+ a anl6ership. The nine clubs reported
II yi+ members with lis present.
Tb W. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
W Dozier, reported invitations ex-
aJad TO all the doctors and dentists
4. t'4 tbe county, to the city andacounty
,rds of education and their superin-
D UuiG and to all young people who
I od become q years of age since last
, az 4tb as special guests for the day.
The educational chairman, Mrs.
,;n+ Pinkston. announced that any
Immunity group wishing to take
sosketry or millinery might have a
spacber during July. She requested the
snno;ntment of a committee with au-
bPritv TO act to launch an industrial
sro;ect bv which the women and girls
@;ght assist with the family incomes.
q The report of the public welfare
sbairman, Mrs. w. H. Dismuke, show
i that OF the 800 school children ex-
smined there were 1853 per cent phys
Ii detects. which would impair them
bvsicalv and mentally if allowed to
pmain without treatment. She asked
hat all clubs unite in free clinic
sbr those children who could not 9th
srwise have the treatment. This clinic
Fl be held during the summer at a
Inc most convenient for the doctors,
be requested every public welfare
sbairnan to a have complete examina-
*;on OF the first grades this year and
axe it possible to have the necessary
Sutrition work.
The Americanization chairman, Mrs,
Fharles Kaufman, announced that a
sadge would be given the young citi-
len guests emitting them TO free tick
Is to the swimming pool and ball
kames as compliments of the ball club
hid American Legion. She introduced
resolution asking for joint celebra-
lon of July 4th next year by all pa
tiotic and civic organizations. The
solution was adopted and copy or
erred sent to each organization for
Sensideration at their respective meet
gs - =.
The president requested the presi-
lent Of each club to appointAat once
lammen of the Standing eoF4nIittees
BID that these appointments be report
to the county chairman, who will
h meeting of the respective COM
hittees during August.
The reporter, Mrs. Claude Ruther-
brd suggested that weekly news notes
fom the different communities about
hei plans and accomplishments would
reate more interest and be the best
beans Of exchanging ideas and that
be be instructed whether to ask for a
weekly space in The Dawson News
he suggestion was accepted and be-
&innmg in September there will be
Weekly items from the different clubs
turn. There will be reports of all
committee meetings and other activi-
6 during the summer.
An important conference of the in
nstrlal project committee was held in
Pc afternoon. The committee decided
WA II after a more complete survey
e business outlook was what it seem
a to be they would recommend the
p label soup mixture as a special
#olecL They will attempt to market
&ly few hundred cans this year,
Pnce the paintings will not warrant
ore his being a matter OF financial
FereSt to every woman in the county
Ferybody is earnestly requested to
~ IN and help put it over.