The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-08-16

Wednesday Afternoon, August s
Miss Wilson and Mrs. Beatrice L.
Childs (Kas.), presiding; 100 p. M,
Federal Legislation, passed and pend
ing: Educational, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Beth
une, Vice-Pres.-at-Large, Florida
Education vs.. Charity as a Construc-
tive Program, Miss E. L. Gully, v. H.
A., Detroit, Mich; How Clubs Can
Cooperate With Religious Educa-
tional Programs, Miss Arsenia VIII
/ liams, Missouri; Scholarship Funds
Miss Sarah Ella Wilson, Mrs. Minnie
NJ. Scott, Ohio; DR.. w. E. Burghart
Dubois, editor The Crisis, New York;
music; announcements; benediction.
adjournment
Wednesday Evening, August 6
Miss Elizabeth G. Carter (Mass.)
and Mrs. Jessie James (Arizona), pre-
siding; 7:45 p. m, Home Nurses
Band, Maj. N. Clark Smith, director;
invocation, Rev. John B. Redmond.
pastor ST. Marks NJ. E. church; VIC
lin, Harrison Emanuel, Chicago; An
Educational Awakening, Miss Halle
Q. Brown Ohio; soprano, Mae Black
Mason, Minnesota Our Educational
Campaign, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bethune.
Florida; grand rally and reports BY
states, watch the roll call; piano. Miss
c. Mae Brooks (Delaware). Chairman
Music Dept and member State Music
Commission; presentation Of prizes BY
the president; announcements; bene-
diction; adjournment.
Thursday, August
Department work continued. Miss
Halle Q. Brown, presiding; 8:45 a. m,
devotionals; 900 a. m, report Of Sec
rotary, committees. business; $50 a.
m, Religious Welfare, Rev. NJ. G..
Evans, Temperance, and Mrs. NJ Peck
Hill, Maryland; Anti Narcotics, Mary
v. Parrish, Kentucky; Neighborhood
Welfare, Mrs. John Hope, Georgia;
Arts and Crafts, Minnie L. Patterson,
Illinois; Fine Arts, Fannie R. Givens,
Kentucky; each department, 20 min
utes, including discussions; music; an
aouncements; benediction; adjourn
nent 1900 noon.
Thursday, August 7
Miss Halle Q. Brown and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Bethune, Vice Pres. presiding;
100 p. m, opening song; Juvenile
Welfare, Sadie Black Hamilton, Penn
sylvania; Health and Hygiene, DR..
Mary F. Warning, conducting; Oral
Hygiene, DR.. Fannie Emanuel, Chi
cago; Preventive Medicine, DR.. Sara
Brown, Washington; Franklin H.
Nichols Of the American Hygiene AS
ISOLATION: moving pictures, infectious
diseases; election of officers; an
nouncement Of result; announcements;
benediction; adjournment
Thursday Evening, August 7
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell (Wash. },
first Pres. Of N. A. c. W., and Mrs.
M. M. Bethune, presiding; Inter
Racial Co-operation-Peace and For
eign Relations; 7:45 p. m, Triangle
Band, Maj. ~ Clark Smith, Director;
invocation, Rev. B. U. Taylor, pastor
Quinn Chapel, A. NJ. E. Church; con-
tralto, jessie Jones, Chicago. ILL.,;
InterRacial Co-operation-Peace and
Foreign Relations: Mrs. Booker I.
Washington, Tuskegee; Mrs. Luke
Johnson, Georgia; piano, Go1die Guy;
Mrs. Addie Hunton- Floyd, New York;
violin, Electra Murphy, Chicago, ILL.,;
announcements; benediction; adjourn
ment
Friday, August
Miss Halle O. Brown. presiding;
8:45 a. NJ, devotionals; 900 a. m. re-
port Of Secretary, business; reports Of
delegates to allied national organiza-
ton meetings. reports of committees,
Time and Place, Resolutions. etc;
The Proof Of Our Citizenship, James
Hale Porter; My Stewardship, Mrs.
NJ. E. Burrell, New Jersey; Round
Table Discussion, led by Mrs. S. Joe
Brown, Iowa, and Este1le R. Davis,
Ohio; Broadcasting-The Preamble
of the United States, Bessie c. Jones,
Indiana; music; HOO a. NJ, Social
Service, Mrs. Ora B. Stokes Virginia;
Legislation, Mrs. Maize NJ. Griffin,
Pennsylvania; announcements; bene-
diction; adjournment; 1900 noon.
lunch.
Miss Halle Q. Brown, presiding;
l 100 p. m, opening song; prayer; COM
mittees; business; Junior Federations,
Kansas, Pennsylvania, Ohio; solo,
Miss Felicia Hemans, Riley, Pa; 200
p. m, Home Economics, Mrs. T. L.
Anderson, Kentucky; Symposium
Purposes of Home Economies In
struction, Mrs. T. L. Anderson; The