The Winslow mail., 1923-11-02

Clubs must understand their own
State laws, and must never shift the
making of the laws off onto a far-off
Federal Government. That life and
liberty exist for the pursuit of hap
piness and that there are two things
that education teaches us, What can
| do" and What can I be" The
first is answered by vocational train
ing and the second to satisfy the
inner self alone There is but one
solution to world peace. We must
demand of our representatives that
there be no partisanship, no Obscur-
ing issue and no failure to find the
way out. In this way the higher
ideals will bring higher civilization
At the close of her speech Mrs.
Winter was given a handsomely pol
ished piece of wood from the petrifled
forest Mrs. James Scorse making the
presentation speech in behalf of the
Holbrook club
Mrs w. c. Lockett, general fedora
ton director of Phoenix, made a
short address in which she urged
constant vigilance with regard to the
narcotic problem. Later Mrs. T. H.
Cureton, president of the Arizona
federation, read her experience at the
annual meeting of the Woman's club
in Atlanta Georgia this year.
At $50 p. m. the delegates and a
few friends were the guests of the
Winslow club at the Baptist person
age where a delicious dinner of four
courses was served Following this
there were several delightful musical
numbers, those of Miss Mildred Whit
eel and Mr.. Ridgely of Flagstaff being
especially good. A few short talks
were interspersed among the various
numbers, including the reading of
three original poems by Mrs. Jordan
of Holbrook
Mrs. E. c. Burbage gave a charact-
eristic Scotch impersonation and
Highland Fling, which were novel
and very we'll received
On Tuesday morning all the un
finished business of the organization
was taken up, and the election of
officers for the coming year was held
The final tally resulted in the cleo
tion of Mrs. Walter Olds of Winslow,
president; Mrs G. H. Rutherford of
Jerome, first vice-president; Mrs.
secretary; Mrs. Bertha Rees of Hol-
brook, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Emma Draper of Seligman, treasurer
and Mrs. M. ]. Norton of St. Johns,
auditor.
The committee on resolutions and
on appreciation handed in their re-
ports which were accepted. Mrs. Nc
Mullen introduced the new officers
to the club and made her parting
speech to the assembled members.
Mrs. McMullen has most Skillfully
performed the duties incumbent upon
her for the past two years and de-
serves the highest commentator for
her devotion to the club
The seventh annual meeting of the
northern district federation of the
WOman's club was most successful
one. All who enjoyed the hospitality
of the Winslow organization feel that
it was a time to be long remembered.
The following delegates attended
the meeting: Esther Henning, Eliza
beth Scorse, Vera Jennings, Clair
Jordan, Bertha Brannigan, Annie Nc
Laws, Bertha Rees, Clara Lee, and
Erma Sherwood of Holbrook; Mrs.
NJ j. Norton, Mrs. John Kennedy,
Mrs A Gibbons and Josie Patterson
of St. Johns; Mrs. Emma Draper,
Mrs T. j. Powell and Martha Plum
mer of Seligman; Mrs. W. c. Todt of
Kingman; Mary G. Boyer, Lucille
Mall, Mrs. A. H. Schermann, Mrs.
Lewis Benedict, Minnie Lintz, Clara
Wheeler Mrs. c. o. Lampland and
Mrs. L. B. McMullen of Flagstaff;
Mrs c. H. Rutherford of Jerome;
Mrs. w. G. Rittenhouse, Jesse A. Sine
and Mrs. E. B. Perrin of Williams;
Carrie Matthews, Alice Martens, Alice
Mary Martin, Natalie Hall, Lee Ma
hony Mary Evans, Edith Henderson,
Mrs L. j. Bennett and Mrs William
O'Hara of Winslow