The Omaha guide., 1947-07-12


ion June "a, 1947 at Clair NJ. E.
Church. 22nd and Miami st.
The meeting opened at 10 a. m.
with Devotional service with u
Vice-president, Mrs. Mary Smith
in charge. We had an enjoyable
hour Of worship. Opening song
Love Lifted Me-; Prayer byMrs.
Forsett; Scripture Lesson--13th
Psalm by Mrs. Leola Fitzpatrick;
Song Bless Be the Tie That
Binds.
LIr5. Rev. Farmer with her love
Iy voice and talent added much to
the devotion.
IL A. M.
Mrs. Pinkie Anderson, State
president, received a big hand
from the club women when she
took her seat. A word of prayer by
the Cha lin, Mrs. Hattie Adams.
State Moot. Sowing for Others
to Reap.
National Motto: Lifting as We
Climb.
Greetings from the president;
Roll call of officers.
The president appointed various
committees: Finance Committee
Chairman Mrs. Pearl Brunch;
BYLAWS Chairman-Mrs. Clair
Prater; Resolutions Chairman
Mrs. Rev. Farmer; Scholarship
Chairman Mrs. Sarah Walker;
Ways andMeans Chairman Mrs.
Victoria Campbell.
A lovely talk by Mrs. Fannie
Mooser, a visiting member on the
duties of the Federated Clubs.
Mrs Mooser also commmented on
the work the women were doing
in Washington, D. c.
Paper by Mrs. Greta Wade"
Subject; Better Homes and Car
dens Could be an Asset to the
Community.
Response by Rev. Mrs. Farmer
highlighting How we could Hum
BILE ourselves and be better Serv-
ants Of Man and Leaders.
Adjournment for Lunch
Pictures were made by photo
grapher.
2 P. M.
Afternoon Session with Mrs.
Mary Smith, Vice-president, jres-
siding; Solo by Rev. Mrs. Farmer
God Will Take Care of You;
Welcome Address by Mrs. Lillian
Johnson.
The reports from all committees
were received and accepted
Annual address by Mrs. Pinkie
anderson. State President.
introduction of visitors. We were
very to have our visitors with US.
Guest Speaker-Mrs. H. L. BE
lson, Suject: Club Women Of Yes
terday''
Mrs. Bletsons inspiring words
gave the club women of today ma
terial for advancement.
Response-Mrs. Mary Goodlett
Eureka Club paid their pledge
for the building funds. Awarding
of the Loving Cup went to the
Carver Study Club. Silver. Leaf
Club was admitted to the Federal
ion President-Mrs. Gertrude
Ashley. The Federation was glad
to welcome such a lovely group OF
ladies.
Amendment to Art. IL
The name Old Folks Home"
would be changed to Federation
Home"
New Resolution-The president
should be allowed to appoint a cab
met to assist her.
/ Leola Fitzpatrick, Chairman
of Press. am happy to say we had
"a lovely meeting and much was
accomplished. The various clubs to
be commended on thier yearly re-
ports.
Election and installation OF Of
f;cers by Mrs. Cloma Scott. Grand
Matron Of Eastern Star. State pre-
sident, Mrs. Mary Smith; First
yice-president, Mrs. Vera Price
Second vice-president, Mrs. Leol
Fitzpatrick; Secretary. Mrs. Ern-
estine Kerr; Corresponding Sec'
Mrs. Mary Goodlett; Treasurer
Mrs Pearl BrummeI1; Parliament
arian, Mrs. Rev. Farmer; CHAP
lain. Mrs. Hattie Adams; organlz-
er Mrs. Fannie Mooser.
8 P. M.
Opening Song-Federation by
nm. Selection by Mrs. Rev. Farm
er; Paper by Mrs Evelyn Beck
Mrs. Becks paper was food for
thought and comments to the not
od me- and women of the colored
race.
nresentation Of token OF
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