The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-19
Carolina a. B. & P.
Women Council
VIII Confer Soon
To Law Plans for Next Pro-
gram in Session at
Durham
~ MARY B. CHEATHAM

D,1E1GH, Oct. 19.-2lans for
building the years program VIII
GOWN, the chief business OF the
Moth Carolina Federation OF
Rusiness and Professional Wo-
,,nn's clubs at their annual mid
~ ,n council meeting in Durham,
Envonber 9. "Citizenship," which
;s the fedcration's theme for the
yocr will also be the general
fbemo of the council meeting. All
If the Business and Professional
Womcn's clubs in the United
states. with their combined mem
hership of over 10000, will be
Working with comparable pro
Grams this year, in keeping with
the National Federation's theme
for the year-"Women Unite for
Effective Democracy" Special
emphasis is being placed this year
on action rather than talk.
Miss Ruby McGougan of Fay
etteville, chairman of the state
program committee, is cooperat-
mo with both state and local COM
mittees on education, legislation,
research, public relations, and IN
ternational relations to make the
State Federation's program a VI
tai part Of the program Of each
unit
The Durham club, of which
Mrs. r. O. Everettc is president,
will be hostess to the council.
HEADQUARTERS will be at the Wash
ineton Duke hotel. Speakers for
the council meetings will be an
nounced later.
Attending the council meeting
will be officers of the State Fed
Grafton, all local club presidents,
the six district directors, and
state committee chairmen.
Officers Of the State Fedora
ton are: President, Miss Mae
Reynolds, Raleigh; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. Stella J. Price, Hick-
DRY; second vice president, Mrs
Lena B. White, Clinton; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Ruth
Wilson, Raleigh, recording secre-
tary, Miss Mittie Hill, Greens
boro; treasurer, Miss Mary Fix,
Burlington.
The district directors are: Mrs.
Hugh Mease, Canton; Miss Anna
C. Rowe, Conover; Mrs. w. M.
Bell, Winston-Salem; Miss Sara
Williams, Fayetteville; Mrs. Lucy
Rhodes Duncan, Smithfeld; and
Mrs. Douglas Mcdaniel, Kinston.
Committee chairmen as an
nounced thus far by the president,
Miss Reynolds, are: Membership,
Mrs. Ada ii. Byford, Statcsville;
legislation, Miss Elsie Riddick,
Raleigh; education, Mrs. c.
Spears Hicks, Durham; program,
Miss Ruby McGougan, Fayette-
Vile; publicity, Miss Mary Cheat
ham, Raleigh; public relations,
Miss Iona Glidewell. Reidsville;
research, Miss Lena Woods, Char
lotte; and finance, Miss Esther
Pate, Goldsboro.
Presidents of local clubs are:
Asheville, Miss Mae Mcree; Bur
lington, Miss Ella Outland; Can
ton, Miss Mae Holtzclaw; Char
lotte, Mrs. j. w. Kraushaar; Gin
ton, Miss Alta Merritt; Durham,
Mrs. r. @. Everette; Fayetteville,
Miss Sallie w. Thomlinson; Colds
boro, Miss Esther Pate; Green's
boro, Mrs. Annie C. Brunette;
Henderson, Mrs. n. c. Jordan;
Hendersonville, Mrs. l.. J. Pea
cock; Hickory, Miss Margaret
Newton; Kinston, Mrs. Arthur P.
Wilson; Leaksville-Spray, Miss
Annie /. Waller; Louisburg, Mrs.
Hugh Perry; New Bern, Mrs. F.
A. Brady; Raleigh, Miss Edith
Gilbert; Reidsville, Miss Bess
Hardy; Rockingham, Miss Fleeta
Greene; Smithfeld, Miss Rhetta
Martin; Statesville, Miss Anne
Aderholdt; Thomasville, Mrs. Vera
Phillips; Waynesville, Mrs. D. D.
Alley; Wilson, Mrs. Vance T.
Mebane; Winston-Salem, Miss
E1apto Perry