The Coolidge examiner., 1930-09-26

WONAN'S
CLUB
WELL ATTENDED AND INTER
ESTINC MEETING LAST
THURSDAY

The Coolidge Woman's Club held
its second regular meeting of the
| season at the new Masonic Tenn
pie last Thursday, September 25.
The meeting was presided over by
the president, Mrs. R. j, Jones. A
very interesting session with over
forty in attendance was reported.
The following visitors were pres
ent at the meeting: Mrs. Robin
son, matron of the School for Girls
at Randolph; Mrs. T. T. Terrell,
Mrs. H, P. Graham Mrs. J.. w.
Craig, Mrs. Sam Denham, Mrs. w.
NJ. Jackson. Mrs. Marion Morrison,
Mrs: H. B. Steward, Mrs: Coy
Hamilton, Mrs Stanley Pellow, Mrs.
Fred Slater and Mrs. r. l.. Reed:
Four new members, Mrs. ]. E.
McLorren, Mrs. L. S. Craig, Mrs.
George Truitt and Mrs. w: W.
Warren were initiated into the Club.
Mrs. Robert Hendry, chairman of
literature, announced that the Club
members would be able to check
out library books at the next meet
ing. The Club is just starting the
library, and its volumes are few.
but by making this feature of the
year they plan on increasing the
volumes to much larger number.
Mrs. Hendry urged the cooperation
OF each member in helping fill the
library shelves by bringing any
good literature or books which they
might wish to donate for the use of
the public.
{ The date of the Club Carnival
was set for October IS. Mrs w.
jackson, chairman of the carnival.
said plans were well under way.
Each one of her committee is work
ing toward making their booth an
outstanding feature so everything
points toward big time.
The first Club card party of the
season will be held in the dining
hall of the new Masonic Temple
next Friday, October 8, promptly
at 2:30 p. m. The general public
is invited to come and participate.
Mrs. w. Jackson and Mrs. Robert
Hendry are hostesses for the day.
Kindly call the hostesses and make
your reservations as early as posi-
BILE.
After the business session the
meeting was turned over to the pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. J. ]: Jones,
VINO had very interesting and prof
liable program on Public Welfare.
Sanitation and Community Service
being the two phases discussed.
Mrs. w. Jackson read an inter
estlng report from the Sanitation
Committee of the Chamber of Com
merce in which they offered the
Club their assistance and cooper
alton in carrying out program
in aiding sanitary conditions of the
town.
Mrs. ]. ]: Jones gave a very in
structive and profitable talk on
what was being done over the state
in the promotion of public welfare,
after which Mrs. Jones presented
Mrs. Robinson, matron of the
School for Girls at Randolph. Mrs.
Robinson gave a very interesting
talk on the wonderful work being
accomplished in the school and the
friendly cooperation they have with
the girls in carrying out their daily
work. Mrs. Robson gave the Club
for their files an outline of their
daily schedule and the general
method in conducting their work.
The hostesses for the day were
Mrs. ]. F. Eisenhart, Miss Alpha
Farnsworth, Miss Elizabeth Jones,
and Mrs. Robert Hendry. They
served delicious punch and cake.
The next Club meeting will be
held at the Masonic Temple, Octo-
Der 9th. This will be a closed meet
ing, as it is the first meeting Of the
month. The chairman of the day
will be Mrs. G. w: Ware: Each
member is asked to respond to roll
call with discovery.
The hostesses for the day will be
the board of directors.