Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-30
REPORT OF SEVENTH DISTRICT
MOMENTS CLUBS GIVEN IN FULL

A large number Of Amarillo club
women. members OF the Potter County
Federation. heard the report on the
recent Potter County Health Survey
made ly Miss Winnie Brack. OF the
Texas Public Health Association. al
Austin and also the Interesting fenor;
an the annual meeting OF the seventh
District. Texas Federation u women's
Citfbs held hast week IN Plainview. nv
Mrs. a u. Madden. delegate from the
Potter County FEDERATION, NJ q meet.
Ing held BY the Federation on Thursday
afternoon. April -. In the club rooms
OF the FIRST Baptist Church.
The report made by Mrs Madden FOL.
lows:
The most delightful thing about the
first annual convention Of the seventh
district 7. =. W. e.. which met IN the
First Methodist Church. Plainview.
Texas, April 20 and q. 1899. was the
splrit OF genuine. old fashioned hospl.
tality displayed hy our hosiesses From
the time We stepped from the train un.
til the last entertainment was over and
we were homeward hound We were
made TO feel that W. We're honorsd
guests ana that all OF Plainview was
glad 10 have US
Let me warn the Amarillo clubs now
that u bchooves us to move forward
at rapid gait else We viii find our.
selves out distanced and out clas-.d
by these clubs from the small towns.
Each session was opened with beautiful
and appropriate prayers hy the minis.
tiers Of the town.
The first thing on the program On
the morning of the first day was the
presentation OF the eavel to the new
district This ceremony was impress.
sive and significant. the gavel being
fashioned from piece Of cedar brought
from Palo Duro Canyon and from the
home q the presidents father. Mr.
Henry Harding.
One q the things which added draI.
~ and pleasure 70 the meeting was
the presence of several state officer.
Among them was Mrs I..e Joseph Of
san Antonio. state President Mr.
Joseph spoke "a the convention from
time 10 time. giving them sound ad
vice and Instruction from her rich sto,s
Of experience. and on presidents even.
ina delivered an able and eloquen; az
dress.
Among the things CLEANED from hsr
talks which we would like 10 renem.
her are these-"any woman may Keen
herself well Informed n she will read
the Atlantic Monthly. the Dallas News
end the New York Times"
Women who are interested IN STATE
club news will find Il In the For,
Worth Record. Star TELEGRAM. Dallas
News. Amarillo Daily News and Anna
rio Daily Tribune. Mrs Joseph re-
onHnsnds that every club ho.d it, an.
nuaf election In January. eiec.ing IN.
officsrs for n tern Of two years
The New Annual will b. ready d,
November.
Mrs r. y. fachanan. n Fort Worth.
STATE farllameniarian was a. u-asl
the NE Of the convention. with no,
rsady comments on the various sYb
jects.
While speaking Of the bright lights
We would no, neglect the prrshien, ~
the seventh district. Mrs carl Good
man. who was Miss Guy H,rling ~.
fore her marriage and who grew 10
wcrnanhood In Amarillo. Mrs Good
man presided with dignity ard grace.
and Dispatched business In a truly MIR
Vicious manner.
Ars. Warner was on hand with no,
plea for rural girls
Club Reporss.
One club had earned quite a ia.
sum OF money nom publishing oe,s
neok entitled. a Quick Roui. g.
Mans Heart"
The Mothers Club. % I.acknsv. ~.
ported a disbursement Of sea,; A. and
hntznce on hand of si-l g n was In.
sere1finG 10 MOI. the many useful
things that tseeo Ind hoarh,
The Mothers club OF Post renor,ei
. gymnasium In ne high s-h.ol
equipped by them also two picture.
e1ven TO the schools each month. one
tor sstendane~ and me Cor el-an ROOM
ana various activities.
The Civic Club Of Claude Attracted .
nj Of attention BY the dssorin,lon of /,
Community Center that had i.-ou mia
"a from the rag iuaF.
The slogan % a club from poSi-"If
We rest We rusi"-might aprrupriat.ly
h adopted hy every club In IN. Az.
trsct- The ht'le poem. l., Ne Live
IN House hy the side 81 IN. Road
which u guide 20 a PisiuvIew cluh
siso seems applicable 20 all OF them.