Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Fifth District, 1957-1958
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Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Fifth District, 1957-1958
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Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Prentis Study Club of Wellington, Kansas 1957-1958, Organized 1898, Federated With State - District - County
Creator
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1957-1958
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1957 - 1958
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Fifth District, 1957-1958,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed December 22, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/66.
Text
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
Wellington, Kansas
Wellington Public Library
Wellington, Kansas
FIFTH DISTRICT
1957 - 1958
*
L
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
Wellington, Kansas 1957 - 1958
COLOR
Turquoise Blue
FLOWER White Carnation
MOTTO
“Literature is ultimate truth and beauty interpreted.”
Organized 1898
Member of General, State, Fifth District and County Federation
-Page One—
A COLLECT FOR CLUB WOMEN
Keep us, O 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 generous.
Let us take time for all things; make us to 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 at one.
And may we strive to touch and to know the great, common human heart of us all, and oh, Lord God, let us forget not to be kind.
—Mary Stewart
—Page Two—
GENERAL FEDERATION
President G. F. W. C._______Mrs. R. I. C. Prout
1734 N. St., N.W. Washington 6, D. C.
STATE OFFICERS
President______________________Mrs. E. T. Beck,
1298 Pembroke Lane, Topeka
President-elect ________ Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
220 S. Eddy, Ft. Scott
Vice President _________ Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie,
822 Topeka Blvd., Topeka
Recording Secretary_____Mrs. Forrest Geckeler,
600 W. Myrtle, Independence
Treasurer_________________Mrs. Wilbur Marshall,
Leon
Corresponding Secretary___Mrs. H. F. Johnson,
Dwight
—Page Three—
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President____________________Mrs. Harry Hatfield,
Belle Plaine
President-elect______________Mrs. Clayton Tharp,
Goddard
Recording Secretary_______Mrs. Orville Eshelman,
Sedgwick
Treasurer____________________Mrs. H. O. Williams,
Cheney
Corres. Secretary_______________Mrs. N. L. Bishop,
Belle Plaine
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB OFFICERS
President ___________________ Miss Nora Foraker
Vice President__________________Mrs. Arthur Jervis
Secretary-------------------- Mrs. C. E. Whitfield
Treasurer-----------------Miss Jeanne VanVoorhees
—Page Four—
COMMITTEES
PROGRAM
Mrs. W. L. Fossett Mrs. D. C. Dey
Mrs. C. J. Garland
SOCIAL
Miss Isabel Mickey Mrs. Bernice Lindberg
Mrs. A. E. Bowers
FRIENDLY
Miss Katharine Knowles Mrs. L. L. Swan
Mrs. Arthur Jervis
FINANCE
Mrs. R. W. Rothrock Miss Lilian O’Brien
CIVIC
Miss Anne Townsend Mrs. S. A. Smith
PUBLICITY
Mrs. G. C. Bellinger Miss Georgia Stipp
Mrs. John Peniwell
HISTORIAN
Mrs. K. S. VanVoorhees
—Page Five—
MEMBERS
Name Roll Call Telephone
1. Bellinger, Mildred (Mrs. G. C.)___FA6-3347
Women of Distinction
2. Bowers, Jennie (Mrs. A. E.)_______FA6-2463
Kansas News
3. Dey, Nona (Mrs. D. C.)____________FA6-2962
Books
4. Foraker, Nora (Miss)_______________FA6-3820
Federation News
5. Fossett, Alda (Mrs. W. L.)_________FA6-2583
Current Events
6. Garland, May (Mrs. C. J.) ________FA6-2533
A Thought for the Day
7. Jervis, Eloise (Mrs. Arthur) ______FA6-5524
Interesting Places
8. Knowles, Katharine (Miss)__________FA6-2192
Health
9. Lindberg, Bernice (Mrs.)___________FA6-3787
Legislation
10. Mickey, Isabel (Miss) _____________FA6-2192
Newsmakers
—Page Six—
11. O’Brien, Lilian (Miss) ___________FA6-2475
Our National Statesmen
12. Peniwell, Lee (Mrs. John) ________FA6-4658
Medicine
13. Rothrock, Maude (Mrs. R. W.)______________FA6-3672
Poetry
14. Smith, Grace (Mrs. S. A.) ________FA6-2462
World News
15. Stipp, Georgia (Miss) _____________FA6-3404
Education
16. Swan, Gertrude (Mrs. L. L.)_______FA6-4792
Household Hints
17. Townsend, Anne (Miss) _____________FA6-4085
Religion in the News
18. VanVoorrees, Jeanne (Miss) ________FA6-3064
Cinema
19. Whitfield, Myrtle (Mrs. C. E.) ___FA6-3740
Scientific Research
ASSOCIATE MEMBER
VanVoorhees, Bertha (Mrs. K. S.)______________FA6-3064
—Page Seven—
HONORARY MEMBERS
Barron, Meta (Mrs. Charles H.)__Hollywood, Calif.
Bolte, Mabel (Mrs. W. F.)__Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Brown, Elia (Mrs. Carl)__________Portland, Oregon
Bell, Maude (Mrs. Clarence)______Long Beach, Calif.
Finney, Mrs. Grace)________Arkansas City, Kansas
Halliday, Gertrude (Miss)________Chicago, Illinois
Havens, Mabel (Mrs. Charles)_____Long Beach, Calif.
Hyatt, Rose (Mrs. W. M.)_________Glendale, Calif.
Porter, Edith (Mrs. Marsh)_______Wichita, Kansas
Shawver, Lottie (Mrs. Lon)_______Lincoln, Nebraska
Stewart, Laura (Mrs. Jack)_______Lincoln, Nebraska
Sutcliff, Juanita (Miss)_________Twin Falls, Idaho
—Page Eight—
IN MEMORIAM
Olive Hitchcock
Lottie McKee
Grace Rothrock
Caroline Prentis
Mildred Metcalf
Clara Hackney
Katharine Luening
Josephine Hoge
Mary Butts
Blanche Smith
Ethel Lynch
Laura Taylor
Mattie Sulsar
Grace Hyndman
Maude Woodcock
Cora Newbold
Kate McIntyre
Ruth Clark
Lucille Stipp
Vivian Scott Saylor
Myrtle Nelson Fisher
Sophie Luening Knowles
Ida V. Hoge
Della Knowles Renn
—Page Nine—
PROGRAMS
THEME FOR THE YEAR
“Building for the Future”
Order of Business
Roll Call
General Federation Clubwoman and District Publications Program
Report of Secretary Business Social Hour Adjournment
Meetings second and fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m.
—Page Ten—
OCTOBER ELEVENTH
Covered Dish Dinner____________________6:30 p.m.
Club Collect
Roll Call________________________Vacation News
The Year’s Work_____________Program Committee
Reading of Constitution
Parliamentary Drill ________ Katharine Knowles
Hostess: Alda Fossett
Lee Peniwell
Penny Art Fund
OCTOBER TWENTY-FIFTH
Faith in our Future
“Faith without works is dead.” Timothy 3-16
Club Collect
Roll Call
G. F. W. C. Future Work__________Nora Foraker
Hostess: Anne Townsend
—Page Eleven—
NOVEMBER EIGHTH
“All I know is what I see in the papers.”
Will Rogers
Club Collect
Roll Call
20th Century Newspapers_____________Nona Dey
Hostess: Jennie Bowers
Carpet Rags for Veterans
NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECOND
“A woman’s heart is richly blessed when sharing with honored guests.”
Music
Club Collect
Travelogue_______________________ Eloise Jervis
Guests
Hostess: Katharine Knowles
Isabel Mickey
—Page Twelve—
DECEMBER THIRTEENTH
“I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it throughout the year.”
Club Collect
Roll Call____________________Christmas quotation
Christmas Story_____________________May Garland
Hostess: Eloise Jervis
“What’s that rustling in the air
As this old year time grows brief?
Tis only the good folks everywhere
Turning over a new leaf.”
JANUARY TENTH
“All who have been great and good without Christianity would have been greater and better with it.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Christian Signs and Symbolism.......Katharine Knowles
Hostess: Nora Foraker
—Page Thirteen—
JANUARY TWENTY-FOURTH
“We believe in Kansas, she is our state, with all the elements to make her great.”
Club Collect
Roll Call________________Who’s Who in Kansas
Women of Kansas______________Anne Townsend
Tourist Attractions in Kansas_____Alda Fossett
Hostesses: May Garland
Gertrude Swan
FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH
“My books are friends that never fail me.” Carlyle
Club Collect
Roll Call
Book Review__________________Mildred Bellinger
Hostess: Nona Dey
—Page Fourteen—
FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH
“Properly directed, the boundless energy of youth is one of the country’s most valuable resources.”
J. Edgar Hoover
Club Collect
Roll Call
Tomorrow’s Leaders_______________Isabel Mickey
Hostess: Myrtle Whitfield
MARCH FOURTEENTH
“The darkest thing about Africa has always been our ignorance of it and of her future.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Africa, the Awakening Giant______Georgia Stipp
Hostess: Mildred Bellinger
—Page Fifteen—
MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH
“If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Central Area in a Divided World Panel
Egypt__________________________Jennie Bowers
Israel__________________Jeanne VanVoorhees
Saudi Arabia___________________Lee Peniwell
Maude Rothrock
Hostesses: Georgia Stipp Grace Smith
April Eleventh
“Nature is God’s. Art is Man’s to build the future.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Impressionist Painters_____________Grace Smith
Hostess: Lilian O’Brien
—Page Sixteen—
APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH
“How essential it is—to be able to live inside a mind with attractive and interesting pictures on the walls.” William Lyon Phelps
Club Collect Roll Call
Lifetime Living------------------Lilian O’Brien
Hostess: Bernice Lindberg
MAY NINTH
“A great world spins forever down the ringing grooves of change.” Tennyson
Club Collect Roll Call
Progress in Our Future
Electronics in a World of Progress__Myrtle Whitfield Hostess: Maude Rothrock
—Page Seventeen—
MAY TWENTY-THIRD
“Knowldge and Peace will triumph over ignorance and war in the future.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Motion Pictures, Radio and
Television ______________ Bernice Lindberg
Hostess: Jeanne VanVoorhees
Sumner County Federation
JUNE THIRTEENTH
Picnic Breakfast
—Page Eighteen—
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.
Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Fifth District, 1957-1958
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 Prentis Study Club of Wellington, Kansas 1957-1958, Organized 1898, Federated With State - District - County
Creator
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1957-1958
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1957 - 1958
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Fifth District, 1957-1958,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed December 22, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/66.Text
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
Wellington, Kansas
Wellington Public Library
Wellington, Kansas
FIFTH DISTRICT
1957 - 1958
*
L
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
Wellington, Kansas 1957 - 1958
COLOR
Turquoise Blue
FLOWER White Carnation
MOTTO
“Literature is ultimate truth and beauty interpreted.”
Organized 1898
Member of General, State, Fifth District and County Federation
-Page One—
A COLLECT FOR CLUB WOMEN
Keep us, O 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 generous.
Let us take time for all things; make us to 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 at one.
And may we strive to touch and to know the great, common human heart of us all, and oh, Lord God, let us forget not to be kind.
—Mary Stewart
—Page Two—
GENERAL FEDERATION
President G. F. W. C._______Mrs. R. I. C. Prout
1734 N. St., N.W. Washington 6, D. C.
STATE OFFICERS
President______________________Mrs. E. T. Beck,
1298 Pembroke Lane, Topeka
President-elect ________ Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
220 S. Eddy, Ft. Scott
Vice President _________ Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie,
822 Topeka Blvd., Topeka
Recording Secretary_____Mrs. Forrest Geckeler,
600 W. Myrtle, Independence
Treasurer_________________Mrs. Wilbur Marshall,
Leon
Corresponding Secretary___Mrs. H. F. Johnson,
Dwight
—Page Three—
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President____________________Mrs. Harry Hatfield,
Belle Plaine
President-elect______________Mrs. Clayton Tharp,
Goddard
Recording Secretary_______Mrs. Orville Eshelman,
Sedgwick
Treasurer____________________Mrs. H. O. Williams,
Cheney
Corres. Secretary_______________Mrs. N. L. Bishop,
Belle Plaine
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB OFFICERS
President ___________________ Miss Nora Foraker
Vice President__________________Mrs. Arthur Jervis
Secretary-------------------- Mrs. C. E. Whitfield
Treasurer-----------------Miss Jeanne VanVoorhees
—Page Four—
COMMITTEES
PROGRAM
Mrs. W. L. Fossett Mrs. D. C. Dey
Mrs. C. J. Garland
SOCIAL
Miss Isabel Mickey Mrs. Bernice Lindberg
Mrs. A. E. Bowers
FRIENDLY
Miss Katharine Knowles Mrs. L. L. Swan
Mrs. Arthur Jervis
FINANCE
Mrs. R. W. Rothrock Miss Lilian O’Brien
CIVIC
Miss Anne Townsend Mrs. S. A. Smith
PUBLICITY
Mrs. G. C. Bellinger Miss Georgia Stipp
Mrs. John Peniwell
HISTORIAN
Mrs. K. S. VanVoorhees
—Page Five—
MEMBERS
Name Roll Call Telephone
1. Bellinger, Mildred (Mrs. G. C.)___FA6-3347
Women of Distinction
2. Bowers, Jennie (Mrs. A. E.)_______FA6-2463
Kansas News
3. Dey, Nona (Mrs. D. C.)____________FA6-2962
Books
4. Foraker, Nora (Miss)_______________FA6-3820
Federation News
5. Fossett, Alda (Mrs. W. L.)_________FA6-2583
Current Events
6. Garland, May (Mrs. C. J.) ________FA6-2533
A Thought for the Day
7. Jervis, Eloise (Mrs. Arthur) ______FA6-5524
Interesting Places
8. Knowles, Katharine (Miss)__________FA6-2192
Health
9. Lindberg, Bernice (Mrs.)___________FA6-3787
Legislation
10. Mickey, Isabel (Miss) _____________FA6-2192
Newsmakers
—Page Six—
11. O’Brien, Lilian (Miss) ___________FA6-2475
Our National Statesmen
12. Peniwell, Lee (Mrs. John) ________FA6-4658
Medicine
13. Rothrock, Maude (Mrs. R. W.)______________FA6-3672
Poetry
14. Smith, Grace (Mrs. S. A.) ________FA6-2462
World News
15. Stipp, Georgia (Miss) _____________FA6-3404
Education
16. Swan, Gertrude (Mrs. L. L.)_______FA6-4792
Household Hints
17. Townsend, Anne (Miss) _____________FA6-4085
Religion in the News
18. VanVoorrees, Jeanne (Miss) ________FA6-3064
Cinema
19. Whitfield, Myrtle (Mrs. C. E.) ___FA6-3740
Scientific Research
ASSOCIATE MEMBER
VanVoorhees, Bertha (Mrs. K. S.)______________FA6-3064
—Page Seven—
HONORARY MEMBERS
Barron, Meta (Mrs. Charles H.)__Hollywood, Calif.
Bolte, Mabel (Mrs. W. F.)__Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Brown, Elia (Mrs. Carl)__________Portland, Oregon
Bell, Maude (Mrs. Clarence)______Long Beach, Calif.
Finney, Mrs. Grace)________Arkansas City, Kansas
Halliday, Gertrude (Miss)________Chicago, Illinois
Havens, Mabel (Mrs. Charles)_____Long Beach, Calif.
Hyatt, Rose (Mrs. W. M.)_________Glendale, Calif.
Porter, Edith (Mrs. Marsh)_______Wichita, Kansas
Shawver, Lottie (Mrs. Lon)_______Lincoln, Nebraska
Stewart, Laura (Mrs. Jack)_______Lincoln, Nebraska
Sutcliff, Juanita (Miss)_________Twin Falls, Idaho
—Page Eight—
IN MEMORIAM
Olive Hitchcock
Lottie McKee
Grace Rothrock
Caroline Prentis
Mildred Metcalf
Clara Hackney
Katharine Luening
Josephine Hoge
Mary Butts
Blanche Smith
Ethel Lynch
Laura Taylor
Mattie Sulsar
Grace Hyndman
Maude Woodcock
Cora Newbold
Kate McIntyre
Ruth Clark
Lucille Stipp
Vivian Scott Saylor
Myrtle Nelson Fisher
Sophie Luening Knowles
Ida V. Hoge
Della Knowles Renn
—Page Nine—
PROGRAMS
THEME FOR THE YEAR
“Building for the Future”
Order of Business
Roll Call
General Federation Clubwoman and District Publications Program
Report of Secretary Business Social Hour Adjournment
Meetings second and fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m.
—Page Ten—
OCTOBER ELEVENTH
Covered Dish Dinner____________________6:30 p.m.
Club Collect
Roll Call________________________Vacation News
The Year’s Work_____________Program Committee
Reading of Constitution
Parliamentary Drill ________ Katharine Knowles
Hostess: Alda Fossett
Lee Peniwell
Penny Art Fund
OCTOBER TWENTY-FIFTH
Faith in our Future
“Faith without works is dead.” Timothy 3-16
Club Collect
Roll Call
G. F. W. C. Future Work__________Nora Foraker
Hostess: Anne Townsend
—Page Eleven—
NOVEMBER EIGHTH
“All I know is what I see in the papers.”
Will Rogers
Club Collect
Roll Call
20th Century Newspapers_____________Nona Dey
Hostess: Jennie Bowers
Carpet Rags for Veterans
NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECOND
“A woman’s heart is richly blessed when sharing with honored guests.”
Music
Club Collect
Travelogue_______________________ Eloise Jervis
Guests
Hostess: Katharine Knowles
Isabel Mickey
—Page Twelve—
DECEMBER THIRTEENTH
“I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it throughout the year.”
Club Collect
Roll Call____________________Christmas quotation
Christmas Story_____________________May Garland
Hostess: Eloise Jervis
“What’s that rustling in the air
As this old year time grows brief?
Tis only the good folks everywhere
Turning over a new leaf.”
JANUARY TENTH
“All who have been great and good without Christianity would have been greater and better with it.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Christian Signs and Symbolism.......Katharine Knowles
Hostess: Nora Foraker
—Page Thirteen—
JANUARY TWENTY-FOURTH
“We believe in Kansas, she is our state, with all the elements to make her great.”
Club Collect
Roll Call________________Who’s Who in Kansas
Women of Kansas______________Anne Townsend
Tourist Attractions in Kansas_____Alda Fossett
Hostesses: May Garland
Gertrude Swan
FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH
“My books are friends that never fail me.” Carlyle
Club Collect
Roll Call
Book Review__________________Mildred Bellinger
Hostess: Nona Dey
—Page Fourteen—
FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH
“Properly directed, the boundless energy of youth is one of the country’s most valuable resources.”
J. Edgar Hoover
Club Collect
Roll Call
Tomorrow’s Leaders_______________Isabel Mickey
Hostess: Myrtle Whitfield
MARCH FOURTEENTH
“The darkest thing about Africa has always been our ignorance of it and of her future.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Africa, the Awakening Giant______Georgia Stipp
Hostess: Mildred Bellinger
—Page Fifteen—
MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH
“If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Central Area in a Divided World Panel
Egypt__________________________Jennie Bowers
Israel__________________Jeanne VanVoorhees
Saudi Arabia___________________Lee Peniwell
Maude Rothrock
Hostesses: Georgia Stipp Grace Smith
April Eleventh
“Nature is God’s. Art is Man’s to build the future.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Impressionist Painters_____________Grace Smith
Hostess: Lilian O’Brien
—Page Sixteen—
APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH
“How essential it is—to be able to live inside a mind with attractive and interesting pictures on the walls.” William Lyon Phelps
Club Collect Roll Call
Lifetime Living------------------Lilian O’Brien
Hostess: Bernice Lindberg
MAY NINTH
“A great world spins forever down the ringing grooves of change.” Tennyson
Club Collect Roll Call
Progress in Our Future
Electronics in a World of Progress__Myrtle Whitfield Hostess: Maude Rothrock
—Page Seventeen—
MAY TWENTY-THIRD
“Knowldge and Peace will triumph over ignorance and war in the future.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
Motion Pictures, Radio and
Television ______________ Bernice Lindberg
Hostess: Jeanne VanVoorhees
Sumner County Federation
JUNE THIRTEENTH
Picnic Breakfast
—Page Eighteen—
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.