Club Booklet - Home Culture Club - 1940-1941
Collection: Home Culture Club
Title
Club Booklet - Home Culture Club - 1940-1941
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Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Wellington, Kansas Community - The Home Culture Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1940-1941, Organized October, 1931
Creator
The Home Culture Club - 1940-1941
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1940-1941
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Citation
The Home Culture Club - 1940-1941, “Club Booklet - Home Culture Club - 1940-1941,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed December 22, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/46.
Text
Home Culture Club
1940 - 1941
Wellington Public Library
Wellington, Kansas
COLLECT
Keep us, oh God, from pettiness;
let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
Let us be done with fault-finding
and leave off self-seeking.
May we put away all pretense
and meet each other face to face -----
without self-pity and without prejudice.
May we never be hasty in judgment and always be generous.
Let us take time for all things; make us grow calm, serene, gentle.
Teach us to put into action our better impulses, straightforward and unafraid.
Grant that we may realize it is the little things that create differences, that in the big things of life we are as one. And may we strive to touch and to know the great, common woman’s heart of us all: and, oh Lord God, let us not forget to be kind
—MARY STEWART.
The Home Culture Club
of
Wellington, Kansas 1940 - 1941
Organized October, 1930
OFFICERS
President ..............Mrs. E. K. Richmond
Vice-President ...........Mrs. M. E. Dykeman
Secretary-Treasurer........Mrs. Claude Kissick
Parliamentarian ...........Mrs. R. E. Cartmill
Reporter...................Mrs. F. M. Rogers
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. G. Fisher Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. Harold Rudd Flower
Mrs. Albert Watkins Mrs. John Powell
Junior Club Sponsor
Mrs. E. J. Schrag
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Reading of Minutes
Report of Secretary-Treasurer
Report of Special Committees Unfinished Business
New Business
Remarks for Good of Club Roll Call
Program
TOPICAL ROLL CALL
Mrs. E. F. Arnspiger ..................Movies
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill ..........Household Hints
Mrs. M. E. Dykeman ..................Fashions
Mrs. D. G. Fisher ........Childhood Problems
Mrs. Claude Kissick ....Travels of Our States
Mrs. Bryan Packard .......Article From Hygeia
Mrs. John Powell .........Household Gadgets
Mrs. Ruth Merryman ..............A Late Book
Mrs. Glen O. Miller ......Adolescent Problems
Mrs. M. H. Miller ..Do’s and Dont’s For Health
Mrs. E. K. Richmond ......I've Been Reading
Mrs. F. M. Rogers ....................Hobbies
Mrs. Harold Rudd ___Common Errors in English
Mrs. E. J. Schrag ......Essentials in Business
Mrs. John Walker .........Consumers Problems
Mrs. Albert Watkins ......Books for Children
SEPTEMBER 17
BREAKFAST
Committee ..........Lyda Packard, Lillie Fisher,
Josephine Rogers
Roll Call ..............Vacation Experiences
Round Table Discussion of Plans for Year’s Work
OCTOBER 1
Hostess .....................Gladys Schrag
Children As Members of Society —Good Driver’s Club ...........Lyda Packard
OCTOBER 15
Hostess .....................Bethel Powell
Which Way America? ........Eunice Cartmill
NOVEMBER 5
Hostess ...................Janet Richmond
Movies
Movie Values for Boys and
Girls ...................Fern Arnspiger
Parliamentary Drill
NOVEMBER 19
JUNIOR and HOME CULTURE CLUB PARTY
Sealed Program
Committee ....Ruth Merryman, Lena Watkins,
Vivian Rudd
DECEMBER 3
Hostess ..................Eunice Cartmill
Book Review .................Edith Kissick
Non-Fiction
DECEMBER 17
Hostess .....................Lyda Packard
Religion In The Home
The Art Of Living Together ..Edna Walker
Roll Call ..........My Happiest Christmas
JANUARY 7
Hostess ...........................Emma Miller
Etiquette for Children ........Lydia Dykeman
Building a Worthwhile Personality, Lillie Fisher
JANUARY 21
Hostess .......................Edith Kissick
Book Review, “Your Carriage
Madam” Janet Lane ..........Vivian Rudd
Parliamentary Drill
FEBRUARY 4
ANNUAL DINNER PARTY
Hostess .................Josephine Rogers
Eunice Cartmill, Bethel Powell, Ethel Miller
Committee
FEBRUARY 18
Hostess ........................Ethel Miller
Book Review, “As A Twig Is
Bent” Hohman ..............Ruth Merryman
MARCH 4
Hostess .......................Lillie Fisher
Family Finance and Insurance
A Child’s Money Allowance ...Gladys Schrag
MARCH 18
Hostess .....................Lena Watkins
Art Education for Children ....Ethel Miller
Modern Trends in Interior
Decorating ................Josephine Rogers
Roll Call ..............Exchange of Recipes
APRIL 1
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Hostess .....................Fern Arnspiger
Committee ......Emma Miller, Gladys Schrag,
Edith Kissick
APRIL 15
Hostess .......................Vivian Rudd
Gardening ...................Janet Richmond
Flower Arrangement ..........Bethel Powell
MAY 6
Hostess .......................Edna Walker
Music
Musical Appreciation for Children, Emma Miller
MAY 20
Hostess .....................Lydia Dykeman
Literature
Love of Books Taught Early
Building Vocabularies .......Lena Watkins
PICNIC FOR CHILDREN
Committee ......Edna Walker, Lyda Packard,
Fern Arnspiger
OUR CHILDREN
Larry, Richard and Warren Arnspiger
Joan, Mary Anita, Robert and Roger, Jr. Cartmill
Joan Dykeman
Alma Lou, Janet and Rodnee Fisher
Dorothy and Donald Kissick
Lois Mae, Elaine, Marceil and Marilyn Miller
Tommy and Jack Merryman
Paul and Gerald Packard
Carter Powell
Jackie Rudd
Beverly Ruth and Richard Miller
Robert Richmond
Janice, Harold, Gerald and Mervin Rogers
Elvera and Joanna Schrag
Merlene, Robert and Richard Walker
Betty, Shirley and Maurice Watkins
CONSTITUTION
Article I
Name: The name of this organization shall be ‘‘The Home Culture Club.”
Article II
Object: The object of this club shall be to encourage women to study the problems concerning the training of the child and his home surroundings.
Article III
Officers: The officers of this club shall be the
president, vice - president, secretary - treasurer, and parliamentarian. Such officers shall be elected annually by ballot at the next to the last meeting of the year, and they shall assume their respective duties at the close of the last regular meeting.
Article IV
Members: Any mother may become a member of this club upon election to membership by the club. The membership of this club shall be limited to sixteen.
Article V
Regular Meetings: Beginning with the third
Tuesday in September this club shall meet at 8:00 p. m. every first and third Tuesday of each month thereafter until at least sixteen meetings have been held.
Article VI
Dues: The amount of annual dues shall be ten
cents each meeting until five dollars is reached.
Article VII
Quorum: Four members shall constitute a quo-
rum for the transaction of business.
Article VIII
Amendments: This constitution may be amended at any meeting by a vote of two-thirds of those present, but the amendment must be proposed at least two weeks before action is taken upon it.
BY-LAWS
Article I
Sec. I: The president shall preside at all meet-
ings of the club and shall appoint standing committees.
Sec. II: The vice-president shall assume the
duties of the president in her absence.
Sec. Ill: The secretary-treasurer shall keep the
minutes of all proceedings of the club, and shall collect and have charge of all funds of the club.
Article II
Sec. I: The program committee shall consist of
three members who shall select places of meeting and arrange programs.
Sec. II: Flowers shall be sent in case of death in the immediate family and to ill members.
Article III
Sec. I: New members are to be nominated and
elected by secret ballot and one vote against a candidate shall prevent her election to membership.
Sec. II: Each new member shall be assessed an
entrance fee of fifty cents.
Article IV
Sec. I: A fine of ten cents shall be imposed for
absence unless the absentee is ill.
Sec. II: Members must prepare assigned work
on the program or provide a substitute.
WELLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 6" tall in printed cover
Title
Club Booklet - Home Culture Club - 1940-1941
Scroll down to view and search inside this booklet.
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Wellington, Kansas Community - The Home Culture Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1940-1941, Organized October, 1931
Creator
The Home Culture Club - 1940-1941
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1940-1941
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Citation
The Home Culture Club - 1940-1941, “Club Booklet - Home Culture Club - 1940-1941,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed December 22, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/46.Text
Home Culture Club
1940 - 1941
Wellington Public Library
Wellington, Kansas
COLLECT
Keep us, oh God, from pettiness;
let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
Let us be done with fault-finding
and leave off self-seeking.
May we put away all pretense
and meet each other face to face -----
without self-pity and without prejudice.
May we never be hasty in judgment and always be generous.
Let us take time for all things; make us grow calm, serene, gentle.
Teach us to put into action our better impulses, straightforward and unafraid.
Grant that we may realize it is the little things that create differences, that in the big things of life we are as one. And may we strive to touch and to know the great, common woman’s heart of us all: and, oh Lord God, let us not forget to be kind
—MARY STEWART.
The Home Culture Club
of
Wellington, Kansas 1940 - 1941
Organized October, 1930
OFFICERS
President ..............Mrs. E. K. Richmond
Vice-President ...........Mrs. M. E. Dykeman
Secretary-Treasurer........Mrs. Claude Kissick
Parliamentarian ...........Mrs. R. E. Cartmill
Reporter...................Mrs. F. M. Rogers
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. G. Fisher Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. Harold Rudd Flower
Mrs. Albert Watkins Mrs. John Powell
Junior Club Sponsor
Mrs. E. J. Schrag
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Reading of Minutes
Report of Secretary-Treasurer
Report of Special Committees Unfinished Business
New Business
Remarks for Good of Club Roll Call
Program
TOPICAL ROLL CALL
Mrs. E. F. Arnspiger ..................Movies
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill ..........Household Hints
Mrs. M. E. Dykeman ..................Fashions
Mrs. D. G. Fisher ........Childhood Problems
Mrs. Claude Kissick ....Travels of Our States
Mrs. Bryan Packard .......Article From Hygeia
Mrs. John Powell .........Household Gadgets
Mrs. Ruth Merryman ..............A Late Book
Mrs. Glen O. Miller ......Adolescent Problems
Mrs. M. H. Miller ..Do’s and Dont’s For Health
Mrs. E. K. Richmond ......I've Been Reading
Mrs. F. M. Rogers ....................Hobbies
Mrs. Harold Rudd ___Common Errors in English
Mrs. E. J. Schrag ......Essentials in Business
Mrs. John Walker .........Consumers Problems
Mrs. Albert Watkins ......Books for Children
SEPTEMBER 17
BREAKFAST
Committee ..........Lyda Packard, Lillie Fisher,
Josephine Rogers
Roll Call ..............Vacation Experiences
Round Table Discussion of Plans for Year’s Work
OCTOBER 1
Hostess .....................Gladys Schrag
Children As Members of Society —Good Driver’s Club ...........Lyda Packard
OCTOBER 15
Hostess .....................Bethel Powell
Which Way America? ........Eunice Cartmill
NOVEMBER 5
Hostess ...................Janet Richmond
Movies
Movie Values for Boys and
Girls ...................Fern Arnspiger
Parliamentary Drill
NOVEMBER 19
JUNIOR and HOME CULTURE CLUB PARTY
Sealed Program
Committee ....Ruth Merryman, Lena Watkins,
Vivian Rudd
DECEMBER 3
Hostess ..................Eunice Cartmill
Book Review .................Edith Kissick
Non-Fiction
DECEMBER 17
Hostess .....................Lyda Packard
Religion In The Home
The Art Of Living Together ..Edna Walker
Roll Call ..........My Happiest Christmas
JANUARY 7
Hostess ...........................Emma Miller
Etiquette for Children ........Lydia Dykeman
Building a Worthwhile Personality, Lillie Fisher
JANUARY 21
Hostess .......................Edith Kissick
Book Review, “Your Carriage
Madam” Janet Lane ..........Vivian Rudd
Parliamentary Drill
FEBRUARY 4
ANNUAL DINNER PARTY
Hostess .................Josephine Rogers
Eunice Cartmill, Bethel Powell, Ethel Miller
Committee
FEBRUARY 18
Hostess ........................Ethel Miller
Book Review, “As A Twig Is
Bent” Hohman ..............Ruth Merryman
MARCH 4
Hostess .......................Lillie Fisher
Family Finance and Insurance
A Child’s Money Allowance ...Gladys Schrag
MARCH 18
Hostess .....................Lena Watkins
Art Education for Children ....Ethel Miller
Modern Trends in Interior
Decorating ................Josephine Rogers
Roll Call ..............Exchange of Recipes
APRIL 1
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Hostess .....................Fern Arnspiger
Committee ......Emma Miller, Gladys Schrag,
Edith Kissick
APRIL 15
Hostess .......................Vivian Rudd
Gardening ...................Janet Richmond
Flower Arrangement ..........Bethel Powell
MAY 6
Hostess .......................Edna Walker
Music
Musical Appreciation for Children, Emma Miller
MAY 20
Hostess .....................Lydia Dykeman
Literature
Love of Books Taught Early
Building Vocabularies .......Lena Watkins
PICNIC FOR CHILDREN
Committee ......Edna Walker, Lyda Packard,
Fern Arnspiger
OUR CHILDREN
Larry, Richard and Warren Arnspiger
Joan, Mary Anita, Robert and Roger, Jr. Cartmill
Joan Dykeman
Alma Lou, Janet and Rodnee Fisher
Dorothy and Donald Kissick
Lois Mae, Elaine, Marceil and Marilyn Miller
Tommy and Jack Merryman
Paul and Gerald Packard
Carter Powell
Jackie Rudd
Beverly Ruth and Richard Miller
Robert Richmond
Janice, Harold, Gerald and Mervin Rogers
Elvera and Joanna Schrag
Merlene, Robert and Richard Walker
Betty, Shirley and Maurice Watkins
CONSTITUTION
Article I
Name: The name of this organization shall be ‘‘The Home Culture Club.”
Article II
Object: The object of this club shall be to encourage women to study the problems concerning the training of the child and his home surroundings.
Article III
Officers: The officers of this club shall be the
president, vice - president, secretary - treasurer, and parliamentarian. Such officers shall be elected annually by ballot at the next to the last meeting of the year, and they shall assume their respective duties at the close of the last regular meeting.
Article IV
Members: Any mother may become a member of this club upon election to membership by the club. The membership of this club shall be limited to sixteen.
Article V
Regular Meetings: Beginning with the third
Tuesday in September this club shall meet at 8:00 p. m. every first and third Tuesday of each month thereafter until at least sixteen meetings have been held.
Article VI
Dues: The amount of annual dues shall be ten
cents each meeting until five dollars is reached.
Article VII
Quorum: Four members shall constitute a quo-
rum for the transaction of business.
Article VIII
Amendments: This constitution may be amended at any meeting by a vote of two-thirds of those present, but the amendment must be proposed at least two weeks before action is taken upon it.
BY-LAWS
Article I
Sec. I: The president shall preside at all meet-
ings of the club and shall appoint standing committees.
Sec. II: The vice-president shall assume the
duties of the president in her absence.
Sec. Ill: The secretary-treasurer shall keep the
minutes of all proceedings of the club, and shall collect and have charge of all funds of the club.
Article II
Sec. I: The program committee shall consist of
three members who shall select places of meeting and arrange programs.
Sec. II: Flowers shall be sent in case of death in the immediate family and to ill members.
Article III
Sec. I: New members are to be nominated and
elected by secret ballot and one vote against a candidate shall prevent her election to membership.
Sec. II: Each new member shall be assessed an
entrance fee of fifty cents.
Article IV
Sec. I: A fine of ten cents shall be imposed for
absence unless the absentee is ill.
Sec. II: Members must prepare assigned work
on the program or provide a substitute.
WELLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 6" tall in printed cover