The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-19
DEPARTMENT. HEADS
ARE APPOINTED BY
FEDERATION CHIEF
Selection by Mrs. Albert e
Jones Confirmed by Board
at Session Today

Appointments Of department heads,
division chAirmen, and chAirmen OF
special committees were announced
by Mrs. Albert e. Jones, Lisbon, pres
ident Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs. at the meeting Of
the executive board here today. APP
pointments were confirmed By the
board members.
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, Devils Lake,
vas reappointed as chairman Of the
department Of American citizenship.
The division Of Americanization UNI
der this department has been dis
continued, and the division Of citi-
senship training has taken it, r}aee.
with Mrs. ~. M. Steaashoel, Van
Hook, % chairman. Added to this
department is the division Of law OBJ
servance, with Mrs. r. G. Smith,
Kuhn. chairman; and the division of
civil service, Of which Mrs. v. E.
Stenerson, Minot. Is chairman.
Mrs. Max Moore, Valley City. vas
named chairman Of the department
Of the American home. No changes
were made In the division heads. who
are Miss Christine Finlayson, Fargo,
division Of home economics teaching;
Miss Pauline Reynolds, Fargo, divi-
sion Of home extension service; Mrs.
H. L. Walster, Fargo, division Of
homemaking; and Mrs. j. w. Thorn
ton, Fessenden, division Of mother
craft.
Mrs. o. e. Combellick, Glendale,
succeeds Mrs. J. T. McCanna, Cando,
as chairman Of the department Of
applied education. Serving under her
as division chairman Of state history
will be Mrs. w. B. diversion, Williston,
Mrs. Roe Momyer will continue to
head the division Of education: Miss
Lillian Cook, Bismarck. Is the new
chairman of the division Of library
extension. Mrs. Clark Brown, Cava-
lier, succeeds Mrs. w. n. Bodenstab,
Bismarck, as chairman OF the divi-
sion Of conservation.
Mrs. w. H. McArdle. Fargo. form
erly head of the division OF art. has
been named chairman Of the de-
partment Of fine arts. Her division
chairmen are: Mrs. r. A. Thompson,
Lisbon, art; Miss Gertrude Voldal,
Dickinson, literature; and Mrs. +. G.
Harris, Cando, music.
Mrs. Felson Re-appeinted
Heading the department Of inter-
national relations again this year
will be Mrs. w. w. Felson, Cavalier.
Mrs. A. M. Christianson, Bismarck.
has been selected to serve as chair
Of the department Of legislation.
Mrs. Paul T. B0leyn, Fargo. was
re-appointed chairman Of the Depart
ment Of press and publicity. Mrs.
Boleyn viii also edit the North Da-
kota clubwoman, official organ Of the
federation.
Chairman Of the important depart
rnent OF public welfare Will be Mrs.
Z. H. Maercklein, Ashley. formerly
head Of the social and industrial con-
ditions division. She Will have as her
assistant chatrmen, Mrs. George r.
Berg, Courtenay, division Of child
welfare: Mrs. j. A. Rocker, Dawson,
division Of health; Mrs. G. ]. King,
Columbus, division Of social and In
dustrial conditions; Mrs. Dan Jones.
Wahpeton, division Of Indian welfare:
Mrs. p. p. Ravnsborg, Aneta, division
Of community service.
The adviser on tuberculosis division
has been discontinued and the work
will be carried on through the divi-
sion Of social and industrial condi-
tionS.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Knauf, Jamestown
win have charge Of the annual club
institute next year; Mrs. NJ. A. Bald
win, Fargo, was named parliamentar-
ian: Mrs. p. N. shefveland, Van Hook,
win head the motion pictures divi-
sion.
The finance committee Is composed
Of Mrs. z. g. Haagenson, Grand Forks.
Mrs. John Keohane, Beach: and Mrs.
g. A. Cross, Dawson.
Mrs. w. 8. Parker heads the MEM
bership committee, other members Of
which are Mrs. w. g. Taylor. La
Moure; and Mrs. J. z. Mccarthy.
Wheatland.
Mr.. G. 8. Buck again Is chairman
OF the scholarship loan committee,
with the state treasurer, Mrs. Keo-
hane, and Mrs. August Peterson,
Harvey. and Mrs. Thomas Brouillard,
Glendale, Is other members.
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