The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-05-28
CARBON CO. WUME N
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eighbors and to new members were
emphasized by the president, who de-
AIRED that woman was not neglecting
me but making it better because of
er club work. Asking the members
justify the existence of the clubs
y performing some useful act, she
aid, "Do your local club some good,
iome time, in some way"
The sessions were held in the assem-
'ly room of the Belfry school building.
hubs at Red Lodge, Luther, Washoe,
learcreek, Belfry, Bridger, Fronberg,
s.nd Edgar were represented by dele
gates and visitors. The Washoc club
sent the largest delegation, number
ing II. A junior organization, the
Glrs' Friendly Society of Red Lodge,
was represented by the Misses Soud-
ers.
The officers present were Mrs. S. NJ.
Souders, state federation director;
Mrs. C. d. Wiggenhorn, vice president
Of the state federation; Mrs. F. S.
J Putnam, president; Mrs. J. T. Hays,
vice president; Mrs. Bertha Hubner,
secretary, and Mrs. II. E. Thorn, treas
urer, of the county federation.
The meeting opened with assembly
singing followed by invocation by Rev
Jas. r. Hamilton. Mrs. Youst of
Bearcreek, president of the Belfry
club, greeted the members on behalf
of the hostess club and the response
was made by Mrs. Reyes of the Red
+ Lodge club. The entertainment fea-
lures of the program consisted of
vocal solos by Mrs. S. s. Bliss and Mrs.
L. c. Hubner Of Belfry, both of whom
graciously responded to encores, as
sembly singing and reading by
Geneva Turk entitled TOO Late For
!, the Train"
At noon a delicious luncheon was
served at the Garment hotel to the
club women. The tables were prettily
decorated with sweet peas and spring
flowers.
Reports of officers and routine busi-
ness occupied part of the afternoon
session and the announcement was
made that the recently appointed home
demonstration, Miss Gary, will be in
Red Lodge after June LIST, ready to as
sumo her duties. Mrs. Putnam was
elected delegate to represent the coun-
ty federation at the Mothers camp to
be held at Richel lodge this summer
1t was also decided by the federation
to place an exhibit of needle work at
the Midland Empire fair again this
year and any woman in the county
May enter articles in the exhibit which
will be in charge Of Mrs. Putnam.
The saxt county meeting will be
held at Luther in August. The Belfry
club women proved themselves capable
and gracious hostesses. Upon their
arrival the visitors were served coffee
and doughnuts.
The following appointments were
announced by the president as heads
of the several departments:
, Fine arts-Mrs. Geo. Bell, Joliet.
American Homes--Mrs. Keyes, Rec
| Lodge.
, Press and publicity-Mrs. Spencer
Bridger, and Mrs. Hay, Red Lodge.
Legislation-Mrs. Causey, Bear
creek.
al Applied Education--Mrs. Pearl Z
Burns, Belfry.
: American citizenship--Mrs. Blanch
t Wagner, Fromberg.
Public welfare-Mrs. Bollingei
Washoe.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Mil
;, bred Ford, Edgar.
: Advisory board for home demonstra
) tor-Mrs. McCorkle, Bearcreek.
Resolutions
Passed by the Carbon County Fec
, erations of Women's clubs in CONVEX
u tion assembly,, at Belfry, May %:
d We, your committee on resolution
i, submit the following:
Whereas, the club women Of Carlo
county are in sympathy with the Nor
" tana Woman, in Montana Products, fl
j Montana People, Therefore,
1. Be 1t resolved, that we as clu
women urge our merchants to stoc