The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-11-06
Six New B. & P.
Clubs For Women
Formed In State
Membership Driving To-
ward Goal Of New Club
for Every Old One
NARY B. CHEATHAM


RALEIGH. Nov. ga new
cr,b for each old club IS the
r goal for the North
CsroIiza Federation of Business
md Professional Womsn's cigoS
This year In partial realization
~ this goal the 10 original CLUBS
in The state have already organ,
;zed SIX new clubs with totAi
membership Of lO5 since the goal
was set at the state convention
n wilson last June. Efforts are
being made 20 organize seVersl
other clubs, but at this time deI-
rite arrangements for them nave
NOT vet been concluded.
Miss Mae Reynolds Of Ra!eigh'
tate president. speaking for Miss
MAJ Fix Of Burlington, state
membership chairman. expressed
rho full confidence that member
ship in the State Federation
wonld reach 700 by the first OF
the wear. Membership iasL year
was 482. m
AIN our membership. as well as
all other phases of our work
Miss Reynolds said, I'VE are en-
phasizing quality rather tnah
quantity. We want women VINO
are honest; who are strong
enough to sweep aside prejudlees
and old IDEAS; who do SERIOUS I
reading and thinking; who think
straight We are not organizing
for the sake of organizing, out
because women believe IN our
organization We do not urge
members to join nor care Tor
those who have to be nursed. We
are building on our program
which, truly, is q program that
should appeal to every thinking
business and professional wom-
an" n
Miss Reynolds stated that all
the new clubs are showing an IN
usual amount Of interest and en-
thusiasm and are already hard at
work lining up definite programs
of civic and club interest to be
followed this winter in coopera-
tion with the State Federation IN
its program on the theme OF
economic security-the federa-
TONS objective for the year
Miss Mary Fix Of Burlington,
is state membership chairman.
Members Of her committee are:
Miss Jane Truck, Hendersonyllle;
Miss Anne Aderholdt, StatesElile;
Miss Mittie Hill, Greensboro;
Miss Fleeta Greene, Rockingham;
Mrs. Lucy Rhodes Duncan, Smith
field, and Mrs. Lena White, Chm
ton.
New clubs which have been Or
panized in the membership drive
and their officers are: Charlotte,
organized by a national field rep
resentative, with the following Of
ficers: President, Miss Elizabeth
Conrad: vice-president, MISS
Hazel Williams; corresponding
secretary, Miss Cora Odom; re-
cording secretary, Miss Msude
Bradford, treasurer, Miss Sarah
Wheeler.
The Townsville club was spon-
sored by Greensboro, and elected
the following officers: President,
Mrs. C. E. Crowell; first vice
president, Miss Marie Jones; sec
ond viee-president; Miss Salhe
MeCraeken; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Elsie Harrington; re-
cording secretary. Miss Frank |
Heathcote; treasurer, Miss Bel7a
Harris.
A committee from Canton or
ganized a club in Waynesvllle !
which has the following officers:
President, Mrs. Doyle Alley; vice
president, Miss Edna Mckay; sec
rotary, Miss Elsie Davis; treas !
urer, Miss LA Green.
The Raleigh club sponsored a !
club in Tarboro with officers as
follows: President, Mrs. NJ. r.
Gotham; vice-president. Miss Ia
Uterine Millsaps; corresponding
secretary, Miss Kate Wooten; re-
cOrding secretary, Mrs. W. c.
DOGGY; treasurer, Miss Nellie
Chadwick: parlismentarian, Mrs.
r. A. Martin.
Other new clubs are Louisburg,
with Mrs. Hugh W. Perry, presi-