Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-05-07
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES

There were very few reports to be
given at the last meeting of the year,
as nearly every officer and chairman
had responded at the annual meeting
Mrs. Lee presided and in honor of the
occasion had donned a new gown made
from material manufactured in our
own city by the cotton mill. Grand
mothers luncheon will be given May
18th. The plans are not yet complete
but something new may be looked for.
A rock tournament will be held May
Est in the evening, at the club rooms
and all the male members of the fam
lilies are invited. In fact no ladies are
expected to come without them.
Mrs. Harold Beall brought a plan be-
fore the club by which we may give
subscriptions to our magazines thru
the agency for which she is represen-
tative and secure 10 per cent of the
same for the Club treasury, with an
additional bonus for certain number
of subscriptions.
Special rates will be given over the
railroads to those attending the Bien-
NAL at Tallulah Falls May 9-13, tick
cts good from May 18th to Oct. Is
We will be represented by Mrs. R. E.
Lee, district chairman of public SER
vice, Mrs. G.. f. Kicker, president;
Miss Louise Jones, Page and perhaps
others. A communication from Miss
Burgess concerning the pageant wa:
read and Mesdames Lon Dckey |
Gelders, G. w. Brown and Miss Lo.
uise Smith were appointed as com.
mittee to carry on the work.
Mrs. Lee again thanked the Clut
members for the wonderful coopera
ton given her during her two years O
office and bespoke the same for tn,
president elect. The many things &C
complished were a source of gratifi
cation and she hoped we would go OF
to greater things When she spok,
of an auditorium and first ware
school building the hearty applause
showed that all were in sympathy will
her wishes. She then introduced tn
newly elected president Mrs. Kicker
and asked Mrs. Mckay to escort he
I to the chair. Mrs. Kicker who dis
claims any gift as talker, prove
! the opposite in her graceful and dig
nfied reply. She then named the 9th
err officers who rose as their name
were neutrality-suspicious. Mrs. sc
Pryor, Jr.; Recording Secretary Mrs
Carlysle Mcdonald; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. ]. F. Turner; Treas
urer, Mrs. r. H. Mckay; Paliamen
tartan. Mrs. |. Gelders, Reporter Mrs
Geo. w. Brown and the Department
Chairman-Educati Mrs. L. a
Turner; Civic, Mrs T. ]. Dickey; So
cial, Mrs. ]. M. ]. Luke; Public wei
fare Mrs. r. |. Maffett.
This being national music weel
Mrs. L. A. Turner, district chairma
of Music had charge of the program
and with her as leader, and Mr.:
Parrot at the piano we quite outdi
her expectations in America, My Bon
ME, Old Folks at Home, and America
the Beautiful. A very graceful inter
probation dance was given by one c
Miss Morrow's pupils, and Histor
of National Music Week, prepared b.
Mrs. Bradshaw was given by Mrs
B. E. Wilcox Miss Julia Lovett sur
prised and delighted every one in he
singing of the beautiful song-"In tn
Garden OF Ny Heart"
DR.. w. H. Gelett, who is here ii
the interest of the health campaigl
the A. B. & A. Ry., is putting on, CAV
a most useful and instructive talk
handling difficult subject in sat
isfactory way. Mrs. Gelett, who is ;
sister of Mrs. Boykin, of Atlanta, re
sponded to a cali and told of her in
terest in club work.
And so closed most happy ant
successful year.
Ice cream and cake were served il
the club room by the hostesses fol
the day: Mesdames Guy Robinson, r
V. Woodham. J. H. Spence, F. R
Justice, George Gray, M. S. Cohen
w. E. Hale, Burr Stokoe, H. B. Ches-
mutt, Misses Louise Jones, Irene
Jones, Della Majors Marjorie Owens
Inez Mclaughlin, Lucy Whitley.
Mrs. Geo. w. Brown, Reporter