The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-08-03
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Year Planned
For Civic Club
Program Is Announced by
Mrs. E. G. Shreve, Or
ganizati0n President
Includes Many Events

store for members of the W ON
ans Civic Club of Northfield, az
cording to the program which has
been laid out by its president,
Mrs. e. G. Shreve. Every mem
Der of the club will have a chance
to participate in the program that
has been arranged.
The program starts Sept. =
when it is hoped that Mrs. Viola
Crowder, principal of the girls
department of the vocational
school of Atlantic City, will be
the speaker. A chorus will be
formed at this time.
Plans for a branch needleWork
guild will be discussed at the sec
ond September meeting. Civic
work will be discussed, and plans
for the Sesqui-Centennial. trip
will be laid.
The value of the ballot will be
stressed by a speaker Oct. 5. On
that date the American Library
Association will hold conference
in Atlantic City, and Mrs. Shreve
will represent the Mortified IL
brary and give an address.
officers will be elected at the
second meeting of the Club in
October.
In November, the first meeting
will precede the American Red
Cross drive, and it is planned to
have Mrs. Warren Somers, or
Atlantic City, chairman of the
chapter of the county, and MISS
Alta brow, visiting nurse from
the Pleasantville branch, address
the meeting.
Mrs. Shreve, who is chairman
of the public welfare department
of the State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, will speak on this
topic and the Thanksgiving bas-
kets will be planned for at the
second meetinf in November.
Disposal of Christmas seals will
be the feature of the first meet
ing in December, when DR.. Glenn
ent, of Haddonfield, is an eX-
pected speaker for the evening.
A Christmas party will feature
the second meeting in December.
The annual meeting of the
Mortified Library Association
will be held January 4, and on
that date the club will have
Joint meeting with the associa-
ton.
At the second meeting Mrs. AL
fred Qriscoll. of Haddonfield,
cnairmab of rs division OF Amer
lean homes of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, will be
the speaker
Plans for Valentine party and
business meeting will be dis
cussed during the February ses-
sion.
Mrs. Charles Fitting, of Ham
monitor, vice-president of the sec
ond district of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, will ad-
dress members at the first meet
ing in March. Plans for the an
nual card party and dance will
be formulated the second meet
Ing.
A speaker will be procured to
talk on the subject of vegetable
gardens and flowers when the
first April meeting is held. The
second April meeting will be
business session.
A May party will be given by
the junior club for mothers May
8. The second meeting Mrs. Ed
it'll Norman, home demonstration
agent, will speak.
The first meeting in June will
be given over to business and the
second will be converted into a
picnic at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Shreve, at Granny
wood" when she will entertain
children of the Betty Bacharach
and Seashore Homes.
A year book will be printed,
and Mrs. William Relyea and Mrs.
Frederick M. Hartman have been
appointed to make arrangements,
A watermelon party will fea-
ture the next meeting. A straw
ride and beach party will be
given the juniors at Margate
City, August "a. Mrs. George
Banning is chairlady, while Mrs.
Robert Chambers and Miss Ma
nv Banning are a committee in
charge of the affairs.