The Carbon County news., 1925-02-19

in the public schools and stated that
the future of the country depends on
the public schools. Moral training
should be received at home at the
mothers knee. DIR. Allen said. "Since
the war, parents seem to have lost
responsibility for the children. There
are too many running at large in the
communities. Children are not natur-
ally bad when surrounded by the
proper invironment for their develop
ment. If perfectly developed there is
nothing finer or more beautiful than
an image made after Cod"
Past State President, Mrs. s. M.
Souders then gave discussion of the
bills before the present legislature and
before the U. S. Congress in which
club women have special interest. A
number of editorials were read and ex-
PLANTATION given in order that the
women of the county might under
stand just what was being done at
Helena and why. She urged the women
to manifest greater interest in pres
ent legislation and write their wishes
to Carbon county Representative and
Senator Spencer.
Proceeding the annual election of
County officers, Mrs. C. G. Crossen,
the retiring presidaat, thanked the
official staff and hostess clubs for
their hearty cooperation and assist
Iance during the past year, and ex-
pressed her appreciation for the honor
of having been permitted to serve
them as their president. Officers for
the coming year was elected as fol-
lows:
President, Mrs. F. S. Putnam. of
Edgar; Vice President, Mrs. John t.
Hays, Of Red Lodge; Secretary, Mrs.
L. G. Huebner, of Belfry; Treasurer,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Thorn, of Washoe;
Corresponding Secretary will be ap-
pointed by the president at later
date.
Several musical numbers. vocal and
instrumental were rendered during the
day, all of which were very much
enjoyed.
The Twentieth Century Club, COM
posed of Joliet ladies was voted a |
most capable hostess by the entire list |
of visitors. In the morning, after the |
guests had arrived, they were treated /
to hot cup of coffee and doughnuts
which was much appreciated after the
chilly morning ride. At the noon hour
an elaborate luncheon was served at
The Southern hotel, served by num-
Der of charming young ladies'. Place
cards of red hearts and dainty nut
baskets decorated the tables in keep
ng with st. Valentines day.
The next quarterly meeting will be
leld with the Belfry Woman,s Club,
n that city early in May.
Resolutions
We, your committee on resolutions
submit the following report;
We, the Carbon County Federation
II Women's Clubs, in convention
assembled, believing that the women
# this country now have and will in
he future have great deal to do
With the political welfare of our
ountry, and that certain duties come
With the privileges Of citizenship, chief
mong which is jury service; be it
Resolved, that we urge the two /
ouses of the Montana legislature to
make the bill for jury service for !
gomen, law.
Whereas, the Club Women of the |
United States have considered well \
nd understandingly the conditions of l
hildren and industry and also the his r
ory ofs legislation on the subject as |
veil as the status of laws in the sev-
raj states for the protection of chill
ren, and In
Whereas, we believe that we know
he needs of the children of the coun-
ry perhaps better than the average /
nan, therefore, be it IL
Resolved, that we, the Club Women
4 Carbon county urge the Senate of | |
he Montana Legislature TO reconsider |
heir action on ratification Of the !.
Jhild Labor Amendment tn the Fed IN