The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-09

Ing Of the Club Collect arranged by
MIRA Thea Smith, Williston, ana led
BY Mrs. Lewis Mann, Washburn. Mrs.
knauf gave the rates to the council
meeting IN Hot Springs ana urged
tnat - many @ possible attend. As
North Dakota i universally federated,
seeh club q entitled to one delegate.
Department Heads Presented
Mrs. McArdle, q dean Of directors,
presented the departments. Mrs. D.
". Crabtree, Ellendale, sixth district
director. gave the work Of the Inter-
national Relations department and
recommended the book, Building the
worlds Society (McMillan). Mrs.
~. Z. Taylor, Fessenden, Of the fifth
dstr1ct. gave the American Citizen
snip report. Mrs. Harve Robinson.
Dickinson, seventh district director
and chairman Of education, beinr alb
sent, Mrs. Knauf gave her report.
Mrs. =. J. Kehoe, Cando, second dis
trfct director, gave the Legislation
department report, urging the inter-
est OF clubwomen In the passage Of
8. B. 1890, Or the Pure Food and
Drug Act. Mrs. George Berg, Court
enay, chairman Of Public Welfare.
presented Mrs. A. =. Jones, national
Community Service chairman. Who
spoke on her work.
Mrs. Berg then gave the sugges-
lions Of Mrs. Creaser, Wllliston chair
man Of the division Of industry. who
urged that clubs sponsor industrial
forums and make q study Of unem.
ployment insurance. She also gave
the report Of Mrs. w. b. Wanner.
wimbledon, chairman Of health, who
asks that each club take up the Com
muntty Health study outline and can
Ger education program. Clubs are
urged to answer IS many questions as
possible In this outline and return It
to Mrs. Wanner by April 20. The
general federation Is forming q fund
tor the control Of cancer ana Is ask
Ing each club member to donate 10
cents annually, the money to be used
TOR education In regard to cancer.
Mothers Day, May -, Is to be used
this year to stimulate interest in i'm
proved maternal care and clubs are
asked to secure and make use OF the
publicity packet for this purpose.
Have Guest Speaker
Judge A. N. Christianson gave Z
very fine talk on the North Dakota
Relief Set-up.' Miss Pearl salsberry,
director Of field service for the fed
eral emergency relief administration,
gave Z short talk on her work and
urged that women serve q members
Of relief committees. Dr.. Maydl VIII
liams, state health director, explained
the nursing program under the relief
set-up and spoke Of the various types
OF nursing service, including public
health, institutional, bedside and
school and special duty nursing.
Miss Maudc A. Tollefsen, Bis
marck, spoke On the club radio pro-
gram, Announcing that the radio
hour from KFYR, Bismarck, Is being
changed to 1 o'clock each Friday aft
ernoon.
'Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain spoke Of
Camp 0raasick and the urgent need
for funds ct this time.
Mrs. r. A. DeAars OF the first
district, gave = report Of the Junior
department, which u stressing con-
structive recreation and wise use Of
leisure time. Mrs. McArdle reported
on the department Of the American
home.
The sextet from the Bismarck
1hursday Musical club sang very
beautifully two Of the state selec-
lions. The Prayer Perfect" stenson,
and "Lullaby," Brahms.
Name Contest Winner
The scrapbook contest was won by
trict.
Mrs. John Keohane. Beach. report
ed on the Student Loan fund. Mrs.
James Cooper, Valley City. Of the ex-
tension committee, said that the out
look y hopeful. Mrs. McArdle. fifth
zone extension chairman for the gen.
eral federation. reported on her five
states.
mrs. o. A. Stevens conducted . club
institute q . round table discussion
ana It brought out many splendid
points IN cluD management. Mrs.
heup' the treasurer. suggested thai