The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
o.. MRS. CHARLES G. DoAK

M. five women's clubs in Arson
.,tv. Ansonville Book club.
ICELAND Woman's club, tn e
r.,rsday afternoon, the Literary,
'.d huntsville clubs Of Polkton,
',rs Joint hostesses to the meeting
v district five, held in the Arson
Vile High school building or Tues
Nv, Mrs. X. J.. Kindly of Char
,'tte, district president, presided,
ND Mrs. W. M. Harris of Char
mite. was secretary.
rbis annual meeting was attend
Il, Nv Mrs. Karl Bishopric, state
saeration president, Mrs. John M.
r%.r,cil, second vice-president and
s,,ctor Of districts, Miss Dorothy
r,rtes, Of Wilmington. State Jun
!, clubs president. and Mrs.
ssrles G.. Doak, executive secre-
WY.
Abrief devotional period was in
.s,rse OF Rev. j. o.. Cox, pastor
,1nsonville Methodist church and
.r ". J. Cornell, pastor OF the
Enlist church. Miss Dorothy Man
was the pianist.
addressing the 1872 representa-
u1.s present from the 80 clubs OF
~. district, Mrs. Bishopric stated
a,t the Reservation OF Women's
I'ns was for the purpose Of bring
\, women together in common
~ to help them to know each
AMER better. and to bring enjoy
ssut in working together. That the
,strict meetings were for the pur-
sase of learning more about the
aren't organization, its functions
nd aims. She gave international
,.I,tjons and peace as the main
.uhiects clubs should concern
Msmselves with at this time.
Mrs. Bishopric outlined the seven
,,solutions previously adopted by
ts federation having to do with
,Haining peace, such as work for
md with foreign and territorial
,lubs, control of the atomic bomb
under United Nations, world aban-
dnment of CONSUMPTION, support Of
vNESCO, and ultimately world
government. As immediate work in
these and other fields of interna-
tonal relations she mentioned the
raising of funds for foreign scholar
ships 10 bring women to America
10 study, restoration Of tae Manila
club house - the North Carolina
Federation already having raised
enough money to equip the office
and sponsoring of a speaking con-
test in the public schools of the
State on the subject "Is World
Government the Path to Peace?"
Other detectives mentioned by
Mrs. Bishopric for her administra-
ton were: Better pay for teachers
and more teachers; continued sup
port Of an adequate medical care
and hospital program for the state;
youth conservation. extended Ii
brary services; securing passage
OF the amendment to the State Con-
sttution so as to provide women
with all rights and privileges under
law equal with men, which includes
July service
Mrs. Council made a report OF
the General Federation convention
at Chicago, and explained to the
clubs how they may efficiently car.
ry on their official business. Miss
Forbes told of the harmony ard
progressive spirit in the Junior
clubs of the federation, urged in.
creased membership and organiza.
non Of new clubs. Mrs. Doak ex.
plalned the services available tc
CLUBS through her office as execu-
1--WE secretary and editor Of The
Clubwoman.
Mrs. Guyton Reports
Mrs. J. A. Guyton of Charlotte.
chairman of the Cornelia P. Jer'
man Endowment fund reported
that the goal of SIS, 900 to be added
TO the fund in a three year period
now at the close of one year to the
day when the campaign started, Il