The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19
eral constitution. Be it further

Resolved, that copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to each of the Senators
who voted to postpone action on the
amendment and also to Senator Spen-
Ger of Carbon county and Senator
Demel of Yellowstone county, with the
request that they use their influence
to secure ratification of Child Labor
amendment by the senate during this
years session of the Legislature.
Whereas, the present enforcement
laws need support by the "Search and
Seizure" bill just passed by the house
of representatives, be it
Resolved, that we urge the Senate
to pass this bill also, and that our
wishes shall be Immediately wired to
Senator John 7. Spencer.
Whereas, we believe that even a
part tine Demonstration Agent would
be of great benefit to the residents of
our county, be it
Resolved that we do everything in
our power to convince our County
Commissioners that they should en-
ploy a home demonstration agent.
Whereas, we believe that the teach
ers of our separate communities play
great part in forming the judgment
Of our children, be it
| Resolved, that we, as Club Women,
through our respective organizations
work out plan for appropriate read
ing with our teachers, that will meet
the approval Of our best judges as to
what such reading should be.
ETHEL CAUsEY)
HELENA HAY ! Committee
LEETA WENTZ }
Courtesies
In behalf OF the Carbon County
Federation of Women's Clubs, we wish
to extend to the Twentieth Century
Club, of Joliet, our sincere thanks and
appreciation for their courtesy and
generous hospitality including the
coffee and doughnuts served and for
the delicious luncheon. To all those
who had any part in the exceedingly
interesting, entertaining and helpful
program, we express our deepest ap-
preciatnn, especially to our First
Vice President of the State Federation
Mrs. c. ID. Wiggenhorn, to Mrs. Gar
Der, librarian of the Billings library
and to the musicians who added much |
to the pleasure of the day. To the di-
rectors of the First Christian church
we extend our hearty thanks for the
use of their building.
Mrs. II. III. Camp
Mrs. c. ]. Buzzetti) Committee.
Mrs. G. p. Keyes
Officers Present
Mrs. G. D. Wiggenhorn, vice presi-
dent, NJ. F. W. G., Billings; Mrs. S.
M. Souders, past president NJ. F. w.
c., Red Lodge; Mrs. G. C. Crossen,
president, Fromberg; Mrs. F. B. Bates,
vice president, Joliet; Mrs. r. S. Put
nam, secretary, Edgar; Mrs. r. T. I
Wagner, corresponding secretary,
Fromberg; Mrs. John T. Hays, treas
lrer, Red Lodge. u
Delegates
Red Lodge-Mrs. c. P. Keyes, Mrs.
Katherine c. Brophy; Bearcreek-
Mrs. Ethel Causey Mrs. H. B. Camp; ,
Washoe-Mrs. Louise Lodge, Mrs. I,
iwendolyn Thorn, Mrs. Teresa O'Neil; {
Belfry-Mrs. A. o. Nelson, Mrs ;
-eeta Wentz, Mrs. Edna Milligan; I
Justine Reece; From !
'erg-Mrs. G. ]. Buzzetti, Mrs. R. v. ,
Wright; Edgar-Mrs. Fl. E. Morris,
Mrs. Helena Hay, Mrs. Ellinor Gam |
mel; Joliet--Mrs. E. Mathwig, Mrs. :
Helen Myer. II
Visitors We're: I
Bearcreek-Mrs. Leila C. Mcdonald I
Mrs. John P. Kane; Washoe-Mrs. f i
Freeman, Mrs. John McNeish, Mrs. (
lanes Hunter; Belfry-Mrs. Ida .
Moore, Mrs. Pearl E. Burns, Mrs. w.
Bunny, Mrs. s. s. Bliss; Fromberg
Miss Helen Mccall. Mrs. r. L. Bal /,
ard, Miss Edith Dahlstrom, Miss |
Doris Mason, Mrs. r. M. Latham, Mrs.
J. Il. Freeman, Mrs. G. e. Anderson,
Petra Zimmerman. Mrs.
J. Humphrey, Mrs. F. B. Humphrey, |
Mrs. G. Steele, Mrs. o. Jensen, Mrs.
g. E. Davis, Mrs. G. F. Dowell, Mrs.
Jhas. A. Lee, Mrs. A. c. Ford, Mrs.
I. Sweeney, Mrs. v. e. Setterlund,
Mrs. J. F. Lennon.
No member of the hostess club reg
stored except the delegates and there
we're a number from Red Lodge and
'ther places who failed to record their