The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-07-14
MOTHERS CAMP
ANNUAL EVENT
Delegates All Enthusiastic at COnclu
sion of Sessions and Extend
Thanks to Citizens.

the camp will be made an annual al
fair at Glasgow and it is beyond ques-
tion of a doubt that the attendance
will be nearly double next year what
it was this, due to the splendid adver-
tising the delegates who were in at
tendance are giving the camp.
The concluding sessions of the Mo-
thers' Camp last week were as inten-
sely interesting and as full of help
full instructions as those which pre-
ceeded them, and it is a matter of
regret that all of the women of Glas-
Cow could not have been attendance.
Aside from the benefit received during
the camp sessions, the delegates were
unanimous in expressing appreciation
also for being so we'll housed and en-
tertained generally while they were
guests in Glasgow. A new feeling of
good will has sprung up between the
women of the rural communities and
the women of this city and had the
Mothers Camp served but this one
purpose alone it would have been more
than worth while.
Some of the women Of Glasgow
were especially untiring in their ef-
forts to make the stay of the delegates
more enjoyable, among them being
Mrs. Effie Divine, who served tea at
the Just Inn to the entire visiting del
egation at the close of each afternoon
session, and Mrs. J. E. Flaherty, whose
clever readings and impersonations
were asource of entertainment much
appreciated.
The following is the personnel of
those lecturing before the camp, and
the outlined program of the sessions
of the last two days:
DR.. Caroline Hedger, of the Eliza
beth Mccormick Memorial Fund, Chi
cago; DR.. Sippy, representative of the
State Boad of Health, Helena; Sarah
Morse, executive secretary of the
Montana tuberculosis association, Hell
ena; F. S. Cooley, director of exten-
sion service, Bozeman; Miss Anna M.
Turley, state leader of home demon
stration agents, Bozeman; Miss Lottie
Milan, state home management spe-
cialist, Bozeman; Miss Mary Ann Gra-
ber, state food specialist, Bozeman,
and Mrs. Mignon Quaw-Lott, Bozeman.
Program-Friday, July z.
9:OO-10:O0-Music, recreation pro-
ject, Mrs. Quaw-Lott.
O-12:OO-"Scoring Your Child y
Dr. Hedger.
12:OO-Lunch, Methodist Ladies Aid
1:3O-2:3O-"A Trip to Your Cellar
Miss Milan.
2:3O-3:3O-Recreation, Mrs. Quaw-
Lott.
3:3O-5:OO "The Health of the
School Child" DR.. Hedger.
6:OO-Dinner, Baptist Aid.
7:3O-Camp members program, un'
der direction of Mrs. Quaw-Lott.
Program-Saturday, July 8
-10:30-"The Problem of the
Adolescent," DR.. Hedger.
11:OO:12:O0 "The Shepard -Towne1
Bill Applied to Montana" DR.. Sippy.
12:OO-Lunch.
1:OO-2:3O "What the Communit!
Owes the Child" DR. Hedger.
Dinner-Just Inn.
Camp adjourned.
A complete roster of visiting dele
gates follows:
Mrs. o. Allen Anderson, Saco; Mrs
C. j. Rusness, West Casche Creek
Mrs. C. J. Ebersole, Genevieve; Mrs
C. H. Pippin, Larb Greek; Mrs. E
Stoltenberg, Ossette; Mrs. P. Kulsley
Ossette; Mrs. D. F. Miller, Baylor
Mrs. O. Minor, Ossette; Mrs. A. La
cock, West Casche Creek; Mrs. San
H. Smith, Rosedale; Mrs. J. S. Mus
grove, Shamrock; Mrs. F. J. Witty
Larslan; Mrs. w. E. Hyatt, Larslan
Mrs. Carl Hanson, Rosedale; Mrs. F
w. Brost, Shamrock; Mrs. A. c. Deal
Phillips county; Mrs. N. L. Jennings
Wild Rose; Mrs. ]. D. McVee, Will
Rose; Mrs. R. Mollberg, Roanwood
Mrs. Cookson, Opheim; Mrs. Axe
Torkelson, Nashua; Mrs. G. A. Wright
Hinsdale; Mrs. F. Ruffcorn, Baylor
Mrs w. E. Leach, Nashua: Mrs. Even
son, Baylor; Mrs. Harry Anderson
Grain; Mrs. J. H. Stambaugh, Grain
Mrs Axel Peterson, Grain; Mrs. Loui
Belzer, North Bench; Mrs. F. B. Gil
lette, Hinsdale; Mrs. D. H. Gaascl
Casche Creek; Mrs. T. L. Roshol
Roanwood; Mrs. F. w. Stiles, Phillip
county; Mrs. A. w. Edd, Baylor; Mr.
Andrew Stiley, Genevieve; Miss Pau
inc H. LEM, West Galpin; Mrs. Ches
ter Jackson, West Galpin; Mrs. Huls
Billingsley, South Tampico; Mrs. OFT
Johnson, Phillips county; Mrs. H.
Spencer, Larb; Mrs. Robert Whittl
Opheim; Mrs. A. LaFond, Phillip
county; Mrs. Amos Kelley, Phillip
county; Mrs. C. L. Burroughs, Will
Rose; Mrs. H. H. Keefer, Genevievt
Mrs. ]. F. Parsons. Genevieve; Mr.
Linda Frost, South Bench; Mrs. D. !
Meek, North Bench; Mrs. P. A. Wes
North Bench; Mrs. ]. L. Byers, Ea
Tampico: Mrs. Leroy Balsley, Baylo,
Mrs. Nellie L. Black, Barnard; Mr.
Thesea Davenport, Barnard: Mrs. Ere
Scott, Oswego: Mrs. S. NJ. West, Hin
dale: Mrs. Schuster. Glentana; Mr.
Isaacs, Glentana; Mrs. o. c. Ande
son, East Tampico; Mrs. Ed Jacobso
East Tampico; Mrs. Ole Bronsta
East Tampico; Mrs. Elias Stenslan
East Tampico; Mrs. Andrea Vege
East Tampico; Mrs. ]. F. Tuttl
Casche Creek; Mrs. Raasch, Hinsdal