The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-17
General F Federation ClubWomen
Return From Frisco Conference

cur next step. Upon the decision
of the people of the United States
rests the fate of humanity for a
long long time to come We as wo
men and as citizens should resolve
to make our immediate business
world cooperation for peace. When
the final draft of the Charter
reaches you, study It, discuss it,
help make it living instrument.
We must work as hard for peace
as we have for victory
Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Spor.
borg say further that the Charter
will be distributed from General
Federation headquarters to clubs
as quickly as possible after the
Conference release it, and with
it will go their own analysis and
Interpretation. They ask that club
women in seeking to evaluate the
Charter please bear in mind the
many mutual concessions thai
were necessary in order that 40 ma
tons might arrive at common
denominator upon which to char
| the course of a new world order
based on law and justice as sub
stitute for war.
The General Federation consul
tants were particularly pleased
that inclusion in the charter OF the
Commission of Human Rights ano
provision for educational and cul.
tural cooperation were features
credited to the group of consultants
by Secretary Stettinius. Command
er Stassen and others.
Mrs. Bishopric has called for a
meeting of the executive board Of
the Federation, to be held ir
Greensboro at the Woman's club
building on the morning of Tues
day, June 10, at 9 o'clock. Mrs
w. O. Board, president of the
Greensboro club will welcome the
visiting officers, and a luncheon
will be served at o'clock in the
club house. Miss Dorothy Forbes
of Wilmington, state president Of
Junior clubs, could not accept Mrs.
Bishopric's invitation to sit with
the board, and she has designated
Mrs. Ronald Reed, member OF the
Greensboro Junior Woman's club,
to take her place.
Mrs. John M. Council, Of Wanan-
ish, second vice-president, and
Mrs. J. T. Little of Greenville,
chairman of the Junior depart
ment. will spend Monday in Spray
with Mrs. Bishopric and Mrs. w.
B. Weaver, president of district Sc
ven. They will work out a COM
bination rating sheet to be used
by both junior and senior Clubs
in the future.
Club presidents, district presi-
dents, department chairmen and
committee chairmen having any
ideas, suggestions or matters they
wish brought before the executive
board may send them to Mrs. BIZ
shopric by mail or telegram, at
the Greensboro Woman's club.
Mrs. Gordon Maddrey, chairman
of American Citizenship depart
ment, announces that the Green's
boro Woman's club is the 1945
winner of the Frances Farrell BIZ
shopric Citizenship cup, awarded
annually to the club having done
the best piece of work in citizen
ship. Rutherfordton the 1914
winner, took second place this
year.
1t was for efforts toward pre-
vention of juvenile delinquency;
establishment of a legal aid clinic;
study and activity along the lines
suggested by the Veneral and State
ments; emphasis upon intelligent
use of the ballot; study of the
legislative program, and such
questions as compulsory military
training that won for the Green's
boro club the favorable decision of
The judges.
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