The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-06
Federation
Clubs Plan
Convention

Club women In the Sixth district
look with interest to the approach
ing convention Of the district fed
grafton Of clubs which will be held
March II in Brookville, at the
Methodist Episcopal church
Mrs. Paul @. Miller, Mt. Summit,
president, will preside. Other dis
trict officers are Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erb,
Connersville; Mrs. Fred Bell. Rush
vile, and Mrs. John Mitchell Jr.,
Greenfield.
Mrs. Edwin F. Miller, Peru, presi-
dent of the state federation, will
address the convention on "Our
Common Goal" Mrs. Harry Green.
second president, will talk on
Institutes" and Mr.. Robert Hicks,
first e-president, also will speak
Other speakers will be Mrs. Robert
Hicks. first president; Mrs. z.
K. Montgomery, publicity chairman,
and Mrs. Allen Hole, international
relations chairman.
The thirteenth annual conven-
ton Of Fulton county federation
was held Saturday, Feb. %, at Roch-
ester. Members Of F. D. I. Friend
ship, Mothers and Mt. lions clubs
we're hostesses.
Mrs. Claude Steele, thirteenth
district chairman and Mrs. Mar
guerite Miller, Rochester, were
speakers.
Mrs. John Rose, Fulton, was elect
ed president; Mrs. John Merkert
and Letters Ford, vice presidents,
and Mrs. Loren Sucker, Akron,
secretary-treasurer.
The 1882 convention will be held
at Akron.
The clubs Of Rochester will be
aostesses to the Thirteenth district
convention, March 10, to be held at
the Methodist church, with Mrs.
Claude Steele, Knox, district presi-
dent, presiding. Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. r. H. .Nfisener, district legisla-
ton - man, will coax.
Grant County Federation met
u4S0dy, NldlCll y, dO OllC AkCAASOA
house, Marion. Representatives Of
the nineteen federated clubs we're
present. Mrs. Harry L. Beshore,
county chairman, presided. Mrs.
Beshore and Mrs. Charles Ritter,
district president, spoke, as did club
presidents Of the county. NT~s. Harry
Sheridan, Frankfort, was the princi-
pal speaker Of the afternoon.
American home department Of
Allen county federation, sponsored
a home institute March 8, at the
Y. W. G. A.
The spring convention will be held
Tuesday at the Woman's Club. Mrs.
Willis Lane, Angola, Ind, Twelfth
district president, will be honor
guest and will s-eak on Universal
Membership"
Mrs. Edward HoWey, retiring
president Of the Coterie Literary
Club. was elected club patron to
the Hoosier Salon.
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair will be
speaker for the state day luncheon
Of the South Bend Progress Club.
Mrs. Eli Seebirt, has appointed Mrs.
Russel Stapp general chairman Of
arrangements. Reservations are
confined to club members and out
of-town guests and members of
federated clubs ''roughout the
state.
Nature Study Club Of the Progress
Club nominated officers at the meet
ing Tuesday.
The seni-annual convention of
st. Joseph County Federation was
held Thursday at the Progress Club.
Mrs. Steele, Mrs Frank Brown,
Elkhart; Mrs. A. w. Bacon, Mrs.
Fred Noyes, Mishawaka; Mrs. See
brit, Mrs. A r. Putnam, Valparai-
so, all district officers, we're honor
guests.
Ripley County Club, Komentri
Club and the American Literary
Club of Versailles met during the
last two weeks.
Mt. Summit Woman's Club will
send book from each member of
the club to Pendleton reformatory
for the boys library. The club has
voted to sponsor the student loan
fund of the county. Mrs. Howard
has been appointed program chair
man for the year by the incoming
president, Mrs. Rosa Harry.
Other district convention dates
are: First, Boonville, March 26.
second, Martinsville, March "a;
third, Scottsburg, March %; fourth,
Columbus, March II; fifth, Clinton,
April 10; seventh, indianapolis, April
8; eighth, Button, March 10; ninth,
Sheridan, April 10; tenth, Fowler,
April Z; eleventh, Logansport,
March II. twelfth, Auburn, March
10, and thirteenth, Rochester,
March Is.