The Little River news., 1922-11-25
A. !. C. Delegate. Re-
 ports Camden Convention

The tenth annual convention of the Arkansas Federated Clubs for tile Camden district convened at the First Presbyterian church of Camden, the 18th, 14th and 18th and was attended by brilliant gathering of some of the most prominent women in Arkansas clubdom. The registration of dele gates was first on the program. Call to order by president, Mrs. Kenetn Stewart
 The out of town delegates and visit ors who had registered up to Tues day noon included:
 Mrs. B. B. Norman, Ashdown; Mrs E. B. Mobley, Ashdown; Mrs. John w. Rhea, Waldo; Mrs. Pratt Bacon. Tex arkana; Mrs. J. B. Hankins, Mrs. Wade Kitchens, Magnolia; Mrs Keneth Stewart, Mrs. H. V. Beasley, Texar- kama; Mrs. J. w. Vilwin, Lewisville; ; Jean Laseta, Hope; Mrs. c. M. Rob- ertson, Texarkana; Mrs. H. lC. Friz- ellie, Bearden Mrs c. s. Bell, Nash vile; Mrs Neil Sloan, Mrs. Hardy L.. Winburn, Philadelphia; Mrs. w. L.. Dawson, Gurdon; Mrs. P. H. Phillips. Ashdown; Miss Esther Black, Miss Thelma Hartzell, Miss Lois McNabb, Miss Selvyn Seller, James Thomas, Philadelphia; Mrs. R. M. Wilson. Bearden; Mrs. Lon T. Jones, Mrs. J. E. Locke, Mrs. T. B. Cook, Ashdown; Miss Miriam Carleton, Hope; John Sidney Waddell, Mrs. J. c. Carleton, Hope; Mrs. Helen s. Henry, ElDorado; Frances Sage Bradley, Little Rock, Mrs. J. M. Cannon, Wesson; Mrs. Will liam Howard Beasley, Texarkana, Mrs. T. P. Parks, ElDorado; Mrs. Tul- ley Henry, Mary Bell Marshall. Hope; Mrs. Day Mills, Texarkana.
 The convention opened Monday aft ernoon, with hymn, followed by the invocation by Rev. G. w. Child. rec tor of St. Johns Episcopal Church Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers extended greetings from the Camden churches. followed by vocal solo by Mrs .c. M. Robertson of Texarkana. Mrs. John M. Stinson made the welcome address and in her usual gracious manner ex |. tended the keys of the city to the visit ors during the days of the conven- tion. Mrs. Pratt Bacon of Texarkana responded to Mrs. Stinson, which was followed by talk On organization by Mrs. J. L. Lyon of this city.
 Following this afternoons meeting the ladies of the city were at home to the visitors at a. Get-Together Tea at the beautiful home of Dr. and Mrs Rinehart. A most interesting Fine Arts Program was rendered Monday evening, with Mrs. Howard Beasley of Texarkana presiding.
 Report of officers-Vice president Mrs. Paul Hamilton Phillips; record ing secretary, Miss Jean Lassiter; cor responding secretary, Mrs. L.. c. Acru- man; treasurer, Mrs. H. c. Frizelle, president, Mrs. Keneth Stewart.
 Report of chairmen-Music, Mrs. Wm. Howard Beasley; publicity, Mrs Neal Sloan; legislation, Miss Lois Dale; library extension and literary, Mrs. F. c. Bozeman; scholarship-loan fund, Mrs. l.. C. Acruman; art, Mrs. R l. Blakely; civlcs, end Americani2a- tion, Mrs. w. |. McWilliams.
 Education session--Dtstrict cha1. man, Mrs. k. L. Selrcy; state chair man, Miss Willie Lawson.
 Social and industrial session-Dis- trict chairman, Mrs. Henry Numan; state chairman, Mrs. W. P. McDer- mott, address, Lawson.
 The Crying Need-Mrs. c. w. Gar rison, Children's State Hospital.
 Home Economies Session-District chairman, Mrs. Lon T. Jones; state chairman, Miss Posey.
 Health session-District chairman, WIS. J. D. butt, sldIe CHdlTIlldH, MrS. c. w. Garrison; vital statistics and child hygiene, Dr. Frances Sage Brad ley.
 Address, Mrs. Edwin Bevins, presi- dent A. F. w. c.
 Mrs. John M. Stinson of Camden Was elected president of the Camden district of the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Stinson has been active in Camden and state club work for several years. She wa0 pres president of the City Federated Clubs Of Camden the past year Other off, cers elected were: Mrs. J. M. Velvin of Lewisville, first vice president Mrs. Wade Kitchens of Magnolia, second vice president; Mrs. J. s. Butt of Nash ville treasurer; Mrs. T. T. Marks. of recording secretary; and Mrs. w. l.. Dawson, auditor.