The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-03-25
STATE FEDERATION
MEETING PROGRAM
WOmen's Clubs Will Hold Three
Day Gathering in Brook
haven April 1921.

PAOe5A AOA bhO tWOhbJ III dA-
nual meeting to be held at Brook
haven on the 19, 20 and 21 of April.
Wednesday Morning, April 10
9:00-Executive Board Meeting;
10:30-Meeting of Credentials Com
mittee; 10:S0-Registering of Dele
gates, Mary Jane Hampton Auditor
ium; 11:00-Meeting of Nominating
Committee; 12:30-Luncheon, Meth
odist Church sub-story.
Wednesday Afternoon, April 10
Opening session of convention, pre-
siding, Mrs. S. M. Covington, State
President; 2:00-Call to Order; AS
sembly singing; Invocation; Roll
Call of Clubs; Appointment of Com
mittees; Report of Credentials Com
mittee; Report of Rules and Regula-
tions Committee; Report of Program
Committee; Report of State Officers.
President-Mrs. S. M. Covington,
Summit.
First e-President-Mrs. G. H.
Wood, Batesville.
Second Vice -President--Mrs. w. F.
S. Tatum, Hattiesburg.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. J. M.
Powell, Belzoni.
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs.
L. Salisbury, Summit.
Treasurer-Mrs. e. e. Burks, Ha-
zlehurst.
Auditor-Mrs. w. Clark, Clarks-
dale.
Custodian-Mrs. Rucks Yerger,
Gulfport.
General Federation Director -
Mrs. B. F. Saunders, Swan Lake.
Report Nomination Committee;
Address, "A Connecting Link Be-
tween Women's Clubs and High
School Girls" Miss Eva Horner, Y.
w. G. A. Secretary; 4:30 to 5:30-
Matinee Musical, Senior Pupils Whit
worth College.
Wednesday Evening, April 19,
1880 o'clock.-Formal Opening of
Convention-Presidin Mrs. D. E.
Bennett, President Climbers Club,
Brookhaven, Mrs. s. M. Covington,
State President; Music, Chorus, Lo-
cal musicians; Invocation; Address
of Welcome, Miss Lois Cooper; Re-
sponse, Mrs. S. M. Covington; Pre-
sentation of Past Presidents of State
Federation and State Presidents of
other Womens Organizations; Music
Piano Solo, Miss Mutton; Address,
Spot Lights of the General FEEDER
ation," Mrs. Maggie w. Barry, Tex
as, Chairman Home Economies, Gen
Fed; Music-Vocal Solo, Mrs. Hugh
Wall; Address, Mrs. Frances E.
Whitley, Iowa, Chairman Natural
Resources, Gen. Fed; Announce
ments.
Thursday, April 20, 900 o'clock
A. M.-Presiding, First Vfce-Presi-
dent, Mrs. G. H. Wood; Assembly
Singing; Invocation;' Minutes; Re-
ports of District Presidents; State
Endowment Fund, Ronud Table Dis
cussion; Reports of Department
, Chairmen; Address, DR.. Helen Gage;
IL; Methodist Church
sub-story. From a. m. to 1880
p. m. voting for state officers.
Thursday, April 20, 1900 o'clock
P. M.-Presiding, Second Vice-Pres-
ident, Mrs. w. F. S. Tatum; Minutes
of morning session; reports of De-
partment Chairmen continued; $3.50
Tea and automobile drive.
Thursday Evening, April 20, 1880
o'clock.-Club Presidents Evening"
Presiding, Mrs. w. H. Frizell, Presi-
dent Peripatetic Club, Brookhaven;
Mrs. S. M. Covington, State Presi-
dent; Chorus, College Glee Club; In
vocation; Address by Mrs. Cora Will
son Stewart, Kentucky; Introduction
of Club Presidents for One Minute
Talks; Music-Piano Solo, Miss Sas-
ser; Club Presidents Con. = One
Minute Talks; Music-Vocal Duet,
Miss Hargrave and Mr.. Hollands;
Presentation of Medals and Prizes in
Art, Music and Literary Depart
ments.
Friday Morning, April 21.-Pre-
siding, Mrs. S. M. Coyington, Mrs.
G. H. Wood; 9 o'clock, Call to or
der; Invocation; Assembly Singing;
Minutes; Reports of Department
Chairmen Contiued; Reports of Com
mittees; Report of Election Commit
tee; Report of Resolution Committee;
Report of Courtesies Committee; I'm
finished Business; Installation Of
New Officers; Minutes; Adjourn
ment.
Delegates will send names at once
to the chairman of Credentials, Mrs.
L. J. Hollands, Brookhaven. At the
same time make reservations for the
luncheons. $1.00 per plate.
In letter to the Club Presidents
of the State. Mrs. Covington, the
Federation president says:
"Brookhaven is delightfully."- hos
pitable city with limited hotel ac-
commodations. The homes are being
thrown open to take care of the ov-
erfiow, and 1t is only fair that the
local Committee on Homes know at
least ten days in advance how many
to make provision for. Won't you
help? Won't you personally notify
the chairman of Committee on Ho-
mes, Mrs. Sam Walker. Brookhaven,
how many to expect from your club
Now as to the luncheons. These
are to be delightful features of the
convention and will be served on
wednesday and Thursday.
'The ladies of the Methodist
Church will serve these attractive
luncheons at $1.Q0 per plate. Clubs
are urged to ask for luncheon res