The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-28
MDBNDSV|LLE GETSEEC[RAT|ON
DISTRICT CONVENTION IN 1928
MRS. 2. &. FULTON, PRESIDENT. AND
o2KHR OFFICERS REELECTED
AT CAMERON
Nh. Garden. State President DerVors
Addrsss-whsettngH Health Posters
Exhibited

Mrs Prank T. Fulton. OF Moun6$Tlle'
was reelected presiden, o: The Norihe'H
District or West Virginia Federation o.
'Women's Cubs n the ninth annual cor"
ven:lon OF that organization h"'d SeSee7'
d;Iy In the Presbyterian church az al"
c:or. W. Va. othe~ district OFFICERS
we're also reelected. as follows:
Wee prcssdent-Mrs. l.. Cooper
Cameron.
vic.
Treasurer - Mrs. Andrew wilson
Wheeling.
An invitation from the wornan's c.n'
AID Tuesday Arts CLUB o. N"r7ds'A''
Il hold the 1925 annual convention n
the Mound City was accepted hy N'''
Of the convention.
An attractive program ;or tho TWO
sessions Of the convention WAS I"
RED out practically as Il was dra'leo
y the committee IN charge. eN"ePS toI
lre racs that Mrs. James AcCF"at"' o'
Sistersy!lle was unable ~ DC present -
>IblaIt her report rs chairman q. Snc
hoard Of trustees. OWING 10 IN" "'N>"
on Wednesday OF hr- Husband. prom
ircnt Tyler county oil producer ~"
meier.
here was shown = display Of neaLth
posters prepared by Art students o.
Wheeling high sohoo; recently N the
health poster coutcs. conducted by the
ART Study club Of "hcc'tDs rms COL
lection WAS the source OF great interest
10 tho convention delegates.
Delegates Welcomed
m. convention was called to order
4, ten o'clock with Mrs. +. 7. futon o.
aodndSvtrla distr:"; president. n N"
chair. and the Rev. james N. Th"mp'
son, pastor OF the Cameron PTrSNE
an church offered an appropriate
prayer The delegates joined N sung
NJ America" following which MIS-
W =, Fierce, wife ot the pastor Of nc
,',ne-on Christian church. extended tA1
visitors a hearty welcome to Cameron
@, a Very clover address. Tho response
"a .he address OF welcome was niaue
-, Miss Maud Jefferson o. West Lio-
cry.
10 Cauos Report
IN. 10y, several minutes wer- a6eH
ID with The reading o. the minutes %
n. a.t meeting. appointment; o. CON
yeation committees and f"uS-n'nu'o
-eport. Of presidents Of c.uos N '"s
Northern district Reports were "eA','
from ls 90 the y clubs. Eco-ge I
RowelL executive secretary o. IN" STAT
tuberculosis Association. chen save
ar,.r npt interesting talk on the sub
zee, Education! Versus M9'cT's! nc
..ef."
NJ. John q. Garden. % Wheeling
,r.siden, o. tho West Virginia Fedora
ON Of women's clubs, vas gwen a DIFF
,y.:ion when ehs was introduced max
~ her address to the district 'eoera-
ION Mrs Garden gave ono OF neg
..haracteristically able addresses anu
had much OF Interest to say cnncern'"S
wornen's club work all over tho state
Mrs. q, c.. Buchanan OF Wheeling
unlimited tho report OF tho endowment
fund committee. and number OF othet
-eports were nade before ADJOURNMENT
uas taken at 1890 o'clock FOR d'nnoE
4, The Cameron American Legion nail
Hsalsh work Featured
When the convention had reaSSemoieo
for the afternoon session and minutes
=. ,h. morning session wsre read, tho
women heard a beautiful vocal selection
,hIv sunr by Mrs. W. G. c. Hill or
cameron MIS-. O. f. Covert OF MOUNDS
willie. next conducted very interesting
demonstration Of health eHercizes, ana
health work was featured throughout
the afternoon
The first afternoon address was de-
Nvered by Miss Jean T. Dillon director
II the division OF child welfare or the
West Virginia department or health.
her address being an instructive as
cusston OF Maternity and Child
Hygiene Work In West Virginia.
DR.. V. II. zeEler. chief OF tho dtT'-
sion OF prexentaels diseases OF the
state department OF health. outlined tire
Responsibility OF TIE Family in the
Control OF Communicable Diseases.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson OF Wheeling. char
man OF tho division OF health OF the
West Virginia Federation OF Women
Clubs. abby discussed tho subject Or
sani,atiou Essential In Public Health
Work" Miss Janet Gei-ter. executive
secretary OF the Ohio County tuherculo-
s.S survey. conducted lively round
table discussion % pertinent health
subjects.
YtAAl 8nAnsas Sessdon-
At tho conclusion Of the round table.
tho convention launched into dispost-
.;ioU Of the remaining business, which
iqcluded tho election % officers and the
selection Of next years convention city.
The convention closed with the reciia-
ton Of The Americans Creed"
Adjournment was taken shortly AFTER
$50 o'clock and the convention dele
atcs spent a delightful social hour be
:ore taking supper at tho American
legion Hall.
wheelings delegates returned ~ 80
o'clock last nigh: from Cameron. we
pleased with the day s;'cnt a Cameron.
Wheeling Delegates
Delegates from here % the con"c7t!on
we're:
Woman's C-uh-Mrs. J. Harold BrcH
nan Mrs. Andrew wilson. Mrs. "
Hamilton. Mrs. T. ! irVUi:oot. Mrs.
". s. Elliott
Art Study cluh--Mrs. Oscar Gaia an.
Mrs. Ben Morris ard Ms. Dc Costa
Nard.
Collegiate Alumnac Ms. ben: Tay-
,"r.
wanar', Literary C,uh--M7s George
Bishop
sand Literary ,"gh Ms. ". \, Bet
,..~r:an.
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