The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25


ficers and chairmen from all owe
for this meeting.
Registration viii take place all
day Monday, October a, at the
Hotel Thomas with the Executive
Dinner there at $3.50 pm. Follow
ing the dinner will be a junior
and Senior club reception at the
Twentieth Century Club.
. Esrly morning conferences viii
be held on Tuesday and the meet
ing will officially convene at GAS
am. with Mrs. E. D. Pearce, State
President.
Welcome addresses will re given
by Mrs. Ralph w. Fountain, presi-
dent of the Twentieth Century
Club of Gainesville; Mrs. M. L.
Williamson, Director of District
Five; Mrs. Ben P. Rich, State
Junior Director: the Honorable
Joseph C. Wise, Mayor of Gaines
vile: and DR.. John S. Allen, Act
ing President of the University of
Florida.
Response will be given by Mrs.
c. M. WaShburn, First Vive Presi-
dent of the Florida Federation.
Reports by state officers will fol-
low.
Principal speaker of the morn
ing will be Mrs. Lee Ozbirn, Third
Vice President of the General
Federation Of Woman's Clurs, who
will interpret the General Fed
GRAFTON program, speaking on 'The
Organizational Program o. Gen.
eral Federation.
She will also lead the forum,
'You, Your Club, Your Com
munity-Membership, which will
follow her talk.
Other forum members will be
Mrs. c. L. Menser, second vice
president of the Florida Fedora
ton; Mrs. Ben P. Rich, State
Junior Director; and the twelve
District Directors.
A centennial luncheon will be
held in the Student Service Center
at which the invocation will be
given by Rev. Kenneth G. Rogers,
pastor Of the First Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Russell D. Danburg,
associate professor of music at the
University, will play his selections
entitled "For Fun and Enjoy
ment." The afternoon session will
follow with reports by department
and division chairmen.
Main speaker of the afternoon
will be Miss Elizabeth Mason, Di-
rector of Women's Activities for
the Southern Region, u. S. De-
partment of Forestry and Agricul-
ture. Her topic will be 1.-THE
Southern Woman Looks at Conser-
vat;on."
Miss Mason is meeting a delega-
ton of state officers and the Con-
servation Committee in Ocala on
Monday morning, October 4, to
view sites for the Federation
Forest in the Ocala National
Forest.
The University Women's Club
will be hostess to all board men,
bers who wish to tour the campus
Of the University from 4:30 to $50
, Tuesday afternoon.
A Harvest Time" banquet will
he held in the Broward Hall Din
ing Room at 1880 pm. Invocation
will be given by DR.. U. S. Gordon,
Pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Gainesville, and music
will be vocal duets by Roy Tew
and Paul Tew.
Speaker of the evening will be
DR.. Paul L. Hanna, professor of
social science at the University,
who will speak on "The Battle for
the Heart and Mind of the East. -
Breakfast will be from $50 to
$50 Wednesday morning, October
6, in the garden Of the home of
DIR. Allen. The morning business
session will be given over to dis
cussions of department plans fol-
lowed by an Indian Summer"
luncheon at 1890 in the Broward
Hall Dining Room.
Invocation will be given by DR..
Jack R. Noffsinger, Pastor of the
First Baptist Church. Speaker