The Bismarck tribune., 1933-09-12
Federation Leader
Reviews New Deal

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and to assume their share in the
leadership Of other women In the re-
constTuction Of the national economic
structure under the new system was
issued to members Of the Bismarck
Business ana Professional Women's
club ana their guests Monday eve
ming BY Miss Lillian dubelmar. VAL
ley City, president Of the North Da.
kota B. p. w. federation. The meet
ing was held In the World War Me-
mortal building.
Miss 0ubelman and Mrs. Mary 4.
Carlton. Valley City, state program
chairman, paid an official visit to
the Bismarck club during the meet
Ing, which was the first Of the new
club year. Among the guests were
several Mandan business and pro-
fessional women.
During the brief business session,
Miss Marie Huber, president, called
for reports Of the different commit
tees. She also told the plans for
the benefit concert to be given Thurs
DAY, Sept. q, by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kaufman ana summarized the NRA
consumers campaign conducted by
the club.
Mrs. Tarrart Sings
TWO groups Of songs were sung by
Mrs. w. J. TArgart, 705 Sixth st.,
whose accompanist was Mrs. Arthur
Bauer, I'll Sixth st. In the first
group, Mrs. Targart sang "Dost Thou
Know the Fair Land" from mig
non" ana what Is . Song?" by Cur
ran. The second group included
"Bonjour Ma Belle" Behrend: IT I
Were Rose" Heffelberg: and "The
Golden Key by Carrie Jacobs Bond,
which Is the Bismarck B. p. w. clubs
song.
Drawing literally upon her knowl-
edge Of the classic lore Of Greece
and Italy, Miss dubelman drew COM
PARSONS between the ancient and the
modern eras. She pointed out that
step backward has been necessary
to accomplish . step forward at DIFF
ferent stages In the world history and
showed how the step forward has
been steadied by retrogression which
went before. Tracing the economic
history Of the United States, Miss
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her idea Of the year 1893.
Rather Live In 1888
"Of all the years In history" she
declared Il would rather live in 1888.
It Is because we are passing through
q time which Is making history" She
said that the New Deal Of which we
are hearing 80 much may not be the
perfect answer to the reconstruction
problem but that It Is a step to wipe
out the mistakes Of the past. Miss
Gubelman expressed her hope that
every man and woman would feel the
duty to guide his or her chief execu-
tive and TO keep the great reconstruc-
tion machine moving in the right di-
rection.
Throughout, the state president
stressed the importance Of interest
and constructive help on the part Of
women leaders and urged the local
members Of the club to cooperate Will,
their national officers in securing
rights equal to those OF the past for
women in the business world.
Mrs. Carlton in her brief talk ex-
pressed her desire to be o. assistance
In carrying out the national fedora.
tion program and urged that it be
given close attention during the club
year which is just starting.
At the close Of the evening, light
refreshments were served and there
was social hour during which the
members met the visiting officers.
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Mrs. Lillian Higgins, 823 Mandan
st., has returned from an extended
visit at her former home in Chicago
and with her sister 1t Kansas City,
Mo. While In Chicago, Mrs. Higgins
visited the Century Of Progress ex-
position.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bair, 112
AvenueD West, and Mrs. BARS faith
er. Lee Dralle, returned Sunday eve
ming from their trip through the
Black Hills. They had been gone
since Wednesday.