Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
REPORTS FEATURE
OF CLUB MEETING

Routine matters. committee re-
ports and general announcements
received attention at the business
session of the Woman s Ten Thous-
and club which preceded the Re
eiproeisy Day program at the club
house yesterday. Mrs. j. Drum
mond Huston presided.
Mr.. B. l.. Roberts announced the
rummage sale to be held by the So
cial service committee Saturday,
December 5. Contributions for this
may be left at the salvage room,
$50 Main street, or will be called
for by members Of the committee
upon request.
Mrs. Roberts also told of the plan
which her committee intends to car
ry out as major feature of its
years program. This calls for the
building of new ward at the eoHn-
ty hospital for the care of matern-
ity and children's cases, which are
at present handled in the general
ward.
Mrs. r. B. Whitelaw announced
the card committee's party, TO be
given on November 10, at p. III. at
the club house. All members and
! their. friends are invited to attend
Two prizes will be awarded for high
/ scores of the day, and one for the
! highest number of points for the
/ season viii be given at the close
/ of the tourname series.
The names Of Mrs. Albert Towle
! Mrs. r. j. Mather of Calexico, Mrs
| William Brackenbury, Mrs. Josepl
Kay and Miss Bonnie Welsh wer,
presented for membership by Mrs
| tercie Thacker, chairman of tht
/ membership committee. The clul
voted unanimously TO ratify the ac
tion of the board in admitting these
women TO membership.
Mrs. 7. d. Jacobs spoke briefly
on the Southern District conven
tion, and expressed the hope thai
many women from the other clubs
of the county and the local clut
would plan TO attend all sessions
Convention dates are November II
20.
Mrs. Huston announced Il new di
vision of the board, whereby differ
ent board members will particularly
Sponsor various activities. Mes
danes James ". Glassford, J. Stew
art Ross aud Roy Breedloye are
board members in charge of com
munity and social service work
Americanization work and other ex-
ternal matters of club policy.
Mrs. n. b. Roberts and Mrs. W
". McEuen will be authorizes on
matters pertaining 10 internal af
fairs, such as those of the house,
card, and membership committees
Mrs. Charles L. Scott ana Mrs. S.
Emmett Allen may be referred 10
regarding financial matters. Mrs
A. ". Hale is il charge of sectional
matters.
The attention Of members was
called TO the new bulletin board,
which j. at the disposal Of commit
tce chairmeu, sectional chairmen
and Officers for announcing mat
t-rs oF club interest. a list OF mem
bers whose dues arc payable each
month will be posted on this board
Mrs. Huston told Of the Christ
mas shower planned by the year
book committee for December IL,
when members will be given an op-
portunity 10 give gifts for the club
house. y scratch list will ap-
pear on the bulletin board, giving
speeial needs, aud members are rC.
quested 10 scratch off any items
which they will contribute at that
time. This list VIII be published in
the Press at later date.
Announcement was made by Mrs.
Huston regarding the next meet
ing Of thc club, which falls OIL No
Nembcr ~, during the convention.
\ short business session viii be held
| IN the tea room az l:4j, preceding
the AFTERNOON convention program.
Additions and changes in the per.
sonnel Of committees were annOunc-
ed, and will be published at a later
! date for the benefit Of members who
wish 10 note the corrections in their
! year books.
/ otcllOhai announcements made
yesterday will appear in the Press
immediately preceding the various
meetings.
Az the close Of the business ses.
SION, the meeting was turned over TO
ms \. NJ. Williams, who lead in a
Ic" minutes Of singing the convcn-
tlon song and other airs.
f; = T.. Thompson recently shipped
young Guernsey bull from Wis.