The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14
NC. Federation President Receives
Much Praise For Part In Bond Sale

Lake Waccamaw for : the week.
END. The following week they will
attend meetings at Bladenboro,
kenansville, Elm City and Dunn.
Announcement that the Herald
tribune Forum will be held this
year Is welcome news to clubwom-
en- throughout the country. This
important educational event to
winch many clubwomen seek in
Vltatlon and eagerly look forward,
could not be held last year on &C.
count OF the war. This year the
Forum will be held on October %,
So, 81. at the Waldorf-Astoria no.
teJ, New York city, and Youth
conservation will be the theme. A
number of North Carolina club
women are making plans to ac-
company Mrs. Bishopric to the
Forum. Upon her return from
New York Mrs. Bishopric will 60
Immediately to Statesville to serve
on the statewide reception COM
mlttee to welcome President Tru-
man on his arrival in Statewide
for November and g
The General Federation of Wom-
ems clubs has sent a contribution
OF $500 to the National Federation
OF Women's clubs of the Philip
pines for Rehabilitation work. Vol
untary contributions from clubs
and individuals are being forward
ed to Manila to be used in re-
building the clubhouse that was
totally destroyed by fire during
the destruction of that city. The
Sesame club of Faison, is one of
the first North Carolina clubs to
make contribution for this pur-
pose.
The General Federation, through
its executive committee, has asked
the President of the United States,
by letter, to consider the appoint
ment of woman to the Depart
ment Of State to further continued
education of women's groups re-
garding national and international
affairs. 1t was also requested that
women of the United States be
given important appointments in
the principal organs of the United
Nations organization.
The Raleigh Woman's club had
for guest speaker at its first meet
ing of the year, last Wednesday,
Mrs. Charles w. Tillett of Char
lotte and Washington, vice Chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee. The Education depart
ment Of the club, Miss Hattie Par
rott, chairman, had charge of the
program, and Mrs. Tillett was in
troduced by Honorable Josephus
Daniels. A cap ac y. audience
heard Mrs. Tillett, there to learn
from this intelligent, active wom-
an citizen something from her
store of knowledge about govern
ment. They were there also to pay
tribute to her as the organizer of
over 1000 meetings at which
women studied the Dumbarton
Oaks proposals prior to the San
Francisco conference. Through
this organizational work and
study, Mrs. Tillett upited prac-
tcally unanimous support of the
women of her part for the United
Nations charter.
The Raleigh club announced that
a training school for its AZ new
members would be held shortly,
giving them an opportunity to be-
come acquainted with the history
of the State and General FEEDER.
atoms and of the local club, and
to learn club ethics and procedure
Reconstructed and unreconstruct-
ed daughters of the South paid
their respects Thursday to Mrs.
Truman, meeting or renewing their
acquaintance with Americas First
Lady at the founders day luncheon
of the Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
chapter No. 2136 of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. At
the reception preceding the lunch
con, the stately old drawing room