Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

Federation News and the Home
EC&ipr,ent Primer. TWO organization
publications. She reviewed achieEe'
raenls Of the organization during the
pas year. In this connection she an
roupced the choices of the committee
snraln;e6 20 select the honor clubs
o. the year. Ten clubs. having
membership Of less than 80. were
chosen in one class and a like mum.
b. with more than 80 members were
chosen in another The clubs
More han 80 members; Ebell Club
O. Los Angeles. Bue Book Commune.
~ C!nb Of New Castle, Del. Centralia
Norg1en's Club Of Ceniralia, ILL.,; Chi
Car0 Wonan's cob, Wonsns club
and Wornans Welfare League. Min
ree1so!iS Philornusian Of Philadelphia.
Wcmens Civic. Ituquesne, Pa; Wom-
ans Club Of RuuAdge. Pa, and Won
ans Club II Kohler. Wis. Honorable
mention. WomanF Club OF Rockford.
il. Protestant Woman's Service Club
Ct Chicago, Auburndaie Woman's
Club of Newton. Mass: Progressive
r.Ylc League Of Detroit and AioD1sy
C.9b O. Johnson City. Tenn.
Less then % members Civic
T1eae9e If Sugar City. Colo: Eureka
~
civic Club O. Scott City. kans.; Com
raun.y Culture Club Of Electric Mills,
1l.ss Twentieth Century Club of
Cerryiile. No; East Side Current
E"erts Club Of Exeter y. H: Won.
ans Club II Clayton. -. .: Child
Welfare Club 81 Ironton, Ohio; WON
srs. study Club Of Coquilie. Greg.
Once q Week Club Of Seneca. :. L.
Honorable mention: Community Club
RI Geld Hill. Ala: Civic Club ~ Round
Oak, Ga, Community Service Club
GyeEdon. La: Culture Club Of Drew,
|isE. ana Home Culture Club OF
Hyde Park. VI.
s62 Clubs in Ohio.
ca.o ard Washington State FEEDER.
s'IonE recently have cofne into uni
versa. membership in the general fed.
e'..'.Dr. 3frs. Frederick GlaZler Smith
Of %oFnergile. Mass. chairman II the
ngf 8ybcsship committee. reported this
morning Ohio now has 7G2 clubs.
hraded by Or Josephine J.. Pierce of
Linn. and Washington State has 2ss
ciuDs. nea6ed by Nrs. Serena r.
Mathews III Pullman
4 total ~ l4J new clubs with an
aggregate faeDberFhip q 1895 have
been aceeG from the several States
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%v@ Eni.th reported. and ~ ciubs
WIN al aggregate membership ~
T5i haze been added from non.Bni.
*efsal States. -Four foreign clubs with
HenD eT$hip II 3.ls; have also been
ar1ee. ak4Ig the total number Of
Jew ctlts rs with an aggregate mem.
brseh.p - 1874
Ia f:.e uni. eraal membership states
Mississippi ieacs the list with 81 ne"
ci9ry LeprE!a and idaho following in
cg>er N.fh - and - respectively.
Illinois 3escs the rof,uniYerfai States
y In n f.s# ciVDs, Mrs.. Smith stated
Attends House Hearing.
4 GH!eg3 ti1T from fhe federation A.
'rDGec SO afaFlrR t4-tors the 40 ~
EEf.c J.r are committee on the ketrfam
F!A relative 70 the agricultural ~,
'enslyh aei~t"e. TIE hearing was be.
4H Sesle3G q.
4 cDnf*5 ses m .ks Hapee Cooper
pr.son lagpr b.l! v III De he'd a, fedora.
tor h@ao4 5arterE. 1894 = street Sat
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