Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1958-1959
Collection: Prentis Study Club
Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1958-1959
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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 1958-1959, 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
1958-1959
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1958 - 1959
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1958-1959,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/67.
Text
Wellington, Kansas
Sixtieth Anniversary
Fifth District
1958 - 1959
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB Wellington, Kansas 1958 - 1959
Apr 18
COLOR
Turquoise Blue
FLOWER
White Carnation
MOTTO
“Literature is the 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 judgement 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. Miss Chloe Gifford
General Headquarters for Research and Club Service, 1734 N. St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
Junior Director_____________Mrs. G. R. Barnard,
629 Iowa, Oswego, Kansas
STATE OFFICERS
President_______________Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
220 South Eddy, Fort Scott
President-Elect__________Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie,
822 Topeka Blvd., Topeka
Vice-President____________________Mrs. Forrest Geckeler,
600 West Myrtle. Independence
Recording Secretary ____Mrs. Wilbur Marshall,
101 S. West, Leon
Treasurer___________________Mrs. J. W. Henkle,
Box 25, Great Bend
Corrs. Secretary________ Mrs. Matthew Falletta,
Drawer 48, Arma
—Page Three—
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President Mrs. Harry Hatfield
Belle Plaine
President-elect ___________ Mrs. Clayton Tharp
Goddard
Secretary---------------Mrs. Orville Eshelman
Sedgwick
Treasurer------------------Mrs. H. O. Williams
Cheney
Corresponding Secretary _____Mrs. N. L. Bishop
Belle Plaine
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB OFFICERS
President Miss Nora Foraker
705 S. Jefferson
Vice President_______________Mrs. Arthur Jervis
421 N. Jefferson
Secretary------------------Mrs. C. E. Whitfield
612 S. Jefferson
Treasurer---------------Miss Jeanne VanVoorhees
214 W. Seventh
—Page Four—
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. C. Dey Mrs. C. T. Garland
Mrs. G. C. Bellinger
Social
Mrs. Bernice Lindberg Mrs. A. E. Bowers
Mrs. W. L. Fossett
Friendly
Miss Nina Waterman Mrs. L. L. Swan
Finance
Miss Lilian O’Brien Mrs. R. W. Rothrock
Mrs. John Peniwell
Civic
Mrs. S. A. Smith Miss Anne Townsend
Publicity
Miss Georgia Stipp Mrs. Arthur Jervis
Miss Katharine Knowles
Music and Art
Miss Isabel Mickey
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.)____________FA6-2926
Book News
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. VanVoorhees, Jeanne (Miss) -------FA6-3064
Cinema
19. Waterman, Nina (Miss) ------------FA6-2458
Musical Notes
20. 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
Belle, Maude (Mrs. Clarence)____Long Beach, Calif.
Finney, Grace (Mrs.)_______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
Maud 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
“Service through Study”
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Roll Call
General Federation Clubwoman and District Publications Program
Report of the Secretary Business Social Hour Adjournment
Meetings second and fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m. —Page Ten—
October Tenth
“Coming together mean beginning,
Being together means progress,
Keeping together means success.”
—Edward Everett Hale
FEDERATION DAY
“Useful Service to Youth, Community, and Nation.”
Dinner________________________________6:30 p.m.
Club Collect
Roll Call _________________A Vacation Incident
We Study the Federation that We May Serve Its Principles:
General Federation of Women’s Clubs and International Headquarters __ Nora Foraker Presentation of Yearbooks
Penny Art Fund
Hostess—Nora Foraker
“So they strengthened their hands for this good work.” —Nehemiah 2:18
—Page Eleven—
October Twenty-Fourth
“As long as we live, let us continue to study that we may be of better service.”
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Club Collect
Roll Call __ An unusual event I remember during my years as a member of the Prentis Club
Program prepared by______________Alda Fossett
Lilian O’Brien Bertha VanVoorhees Gertrude Swan
Music-------------------------Nina Waterman
Hostesses -- Eloise Jervis, Nina Waterman
“We review the past, not that we may return to it, but that we may point the future.”
—Calvin Coolidge
—Page Twelve—
November Fourteenth
“She dwells with beauty . . .
Ay, in the very temple of delight.” —Keats
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Journey via Colored Slides:
Hawaii, Island of Delight__Jeanne VanVoorhees
Hostess—Jeanne VanVoorhees
“I travelled among unknown men In lands beyond the sea.” —Wordsworth
December Twelfth
“God rest ye little children; let nothing you affright,
For Jesus Christ, your Saviour, was born this happy night;
Among this hills of Galilee the white flocks sleeping lay
When Christ, the child of Nazareth was born on Christmas day.” —Dinah Craik
Club Collect
Roll Call__________________A Christmas Thought
Christmas Story __________________ May Garland
Hostess—Jennie Bowers
—Page Thirteen—
January Ninth
Club Collect
Roll Call____________________________A Proverb
We Should Study More of our Master’s Plan in order that We May Better Serve Him:
The Flowers and Trees of the Bible—Georgia Stipp
Hostesses—May Garland, Gertrude Swan
“I took a day to search for God,
And found Him not, but as I trod By rocky ledge, through woods untamed Just where one scarlet lily flamed,
I saw His footprint in the sod.”
—Bliss Carmen: Vestigia
January Twenty-third
“I’ve seen a heap of counties and cities on the boom,
But I want to be in Kansas where the sunflowers bloom.” —Alfred Bigelow Paine
Club Collect Roll Call
Story of the Kansas Song________Anne Townsend
Legal Tips for Kansas Women __ Bernice Lindberg
Hostesses—Alda Fossett, Lilian O’Brien
“Laws are not masters but servants, and he rules them, who keeps them.”
—Henry Ward Beecher
—Page Fourteen—
February Thirteenth
Club Collect
Roll Call_________A book I have enjoyed reading
We Study to Appreciate Literature:
Book Review ____________________ Mildred Bellinger
Hostess—Nona Dey
“Books should to one of these four ends conduce, For wisdom, piety, delight or use.”
—Sir John Denham: Of Prudence
February Twenty-seventh
Club Collect Roll Call
We Study the Discoveries of the International Geophysical Year;
New Facts about the Earth, Moon and
Stars______________________Myrtle Whitfield
Hostess—Anne Townsend
“To know what to do is Wisdom,
To know how to do it is Skill,
To do the thing as it should be done is Service.”
—Page Fifteen—
March Thirteenth
“Te serve is our privilege, to find the way our responsibility.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Study because We Believe in United Nations:
West Indies Federation______________Lee Peniwell
Women Carry Citizenship around the
World -------------------------- Eloise Jervis
Hostesses—Mildred Bellinger, Lee Peniwell
March Twenty-seventh
“Learning is an opening of doors that need never close.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
What Your Insurance Can Do For
You ------------------------ Maude Rothrock
Hostesses—Georgia Stipp, Grace Smith
—Page Sixteen—
April. Tenth
“The days of our youth are the days of our glory.” —Byron: Prometheus
Club Collect
Roll Call
“We study to learn skills today that we may serve tomorrow.”
Introducing Youth_________________Isabel Mickey
Youth Studies Music:
Voice
Piano
Youth Studies Speech:
Reading
Youth Studies Language Arts:
Creative Writing
Hostesses—Katharine Knowles, Isabel Mickey
“Life is worthwhile if you are daily rendering service to others.”
—Page Seventeen—
April Twenty-fourth
“Nature hath made one world, and art another.” —Sir Thomas Browne
Club Collect
Roll Call
Arts and Crafts_____________________Grace Smith
Hostess—Bernice Lindberg
“The service worthwhile
is the service you give.”
May Eighth
“It is not good business unless both buyers and sellers gain by it.” —Henry Ford
Club Collect
Roll Call
“It isn’t the price, it’s the gimmick.”
Discussion: Make Your Income
Count--------------Jennie Bowers, Nona Dey
Hostess—Myrtle Whitfield
—Page Eighteen—
May Twenty-second
“We should be as careful of our words as of our actions.”—Cicero
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Serve the World through Communication: Language Is Ever Changing __ Katharine Knowles
Hostess—Maude Rothrock
“Study to show thyself approved unto God,
A workman that needeth not to be ashamed, Rightly dividing the word of truth.”
II Timothy 2:15
—Page Nineteen—
June Twelfth
Picnic_________In charge of the Social Committee
Member and Families
“When we finish the year and see its close,
And the last of our meetings are here,
And we think of the things we’ve left behind,
And the thoughts we’ve had this year,
And our memory turns to what we have learned,
And the fun we have had together,
And we find the best has come to us
Is the friendship in all kinds of weather.”
—Page Twenty—
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 3/4" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.
Title
Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1958-1959
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 1958-1959, 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
1958-1959
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Coverage
1958 - 1959
Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1958-1959,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/67.Text
Wellington, Kansas
Sixtieth Anniversary
Fifth District
1958 - 1959
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB Wellington, Kansas 1958 - 1959
Apr 18
COLOR
Turquoise Blue
FLOWER
White Carnation
MOTTO
“Literature is the 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 judgement 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. Miss Chloe Gifford
General Headquarters for Research and Club Service, 1734 N. St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C.
Junior Director_____________Mrs. G. R. Barnard,
629 Iowa, Oswego, Kansas
STATE OFFICERS
President_______________Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
220 South Eddy, Fort Scott
President-Elect__________Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie,
822 Topeka Blvd., Topeka
Vice-President____________________Mrs. Forrest Geckeler,
600 West Myrtle. Independence
Recording Secretary ____Mrs. Wilbur Marshall,
101 S. West, Leon
Treasurer___________________Mrs. J. W. Henkle,
Box 25, Great Bend
Corrs. Secretary________ Mrs. Matthew Falletta,
Drawer 48, Arma
—Page Three—
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President Mrs. Harry Hatfield
Belle Plaine
President-elect ___________ Mrs. Clayton Tharp
Goddard
Secretary---------------Mrs. Orville Eshelman
Sedgwick
Treasurer------------------Mrs. H. O. Williams
Cheney
Corresponding Secretary _____Mrs. N. L. Bishop
Belle Plaine
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB OFFICERS
President Miss Nora Foraker
705 S. Jefferson
Vice President_______________Mrs. Arthur Jervis
421 N. Jefferson
Secretary------------------Mrs. C. E. Whitfield
612 S. Jefferson
Treasurer---------------Miss Jeanne VanVoorhees
214 W. Seventh
—Page Four—
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. C. Dey Mrs. C. T. Garland
Mrs. G. C. Bellinger
Social
Mrs. Bernice Lindberg Mrs. A. E. Bowers
Mrs. W. L. Fossett
Friendly
Miss Nina Waterman Mrs. L. L. Swan
Finance
Miss Lilian O’Brien Mrs. R. W. Rothrock
Mrs. John Peniwell
Civic
Mrs. S. A. Smith Miss Anne Townsend
Publicity
Miss Georgia Stipp Mrs. Arthur Jervis
Miss Katharine Knowles
Music and Art
Miss Isabel Mickey
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.)____________FA6-2926
Book News
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. VanVoorhees, Jeanne (Miss) -------FA6-3064
Cinema
19. Waterman, Nina (Miss) ------------FA6-2458
Musical Notes
20. 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
Belle, Maude (Mrs. Clarence)____Long Beach, Calif.
Finney, Grace (Mrs.)_______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
Maud 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
“Service through Study”
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Roll Call
General Federation Clubwoman and District Publications Program
Report of the Secretary Business Social Hour Adjournment
Meetings second and fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m. —Page Ten—
October Tenth
“Coming together mean beginning,
Being together means progress,
Keeping together means success.”
—Edward Everett Hale
FEDERATION DAY
“Useful Service to Youth, Community, and Nation.”
Dinner________________________________6:30 p.m.
Club Collect
Roll Call _________________A Vacation Incident
We Study the Federation that We May Serve Its Principles:
General Federation of Women’s Clubs and International Headquarters __ Nora Foraker Presentation of Yearbooks
Penny Art Fund
Hostess—Nora Foraker
“So they strengthened their hands for this good work.” —Nehemiah 2:18
—Page Eleven—
October Twenty-Fourth
“As long as we live, let us continue to study that we may be of better service.”
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Club Collect
Roll Call __ An unusual event I remember during my years as a member of the Prentis Club
Program prepared by______________Alda Fossett
Lilian O’Brien Bertha VanVoorhees Gertrude Swan
Music-------------------------Nina Waterman
Hostesses -- Eloise Jervis, Nina Waterman
“We review the past, not that we may return to it, but that we may point the future.”
—Calvin Coolidge
—Page Twelve—
November Fourteenth
“She dwells with beauty . . .
Ay, in the very temple of delight.” —Keats
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Journey via Colored Slides:
Hawaii, Island of Delight__Jeanne VanVoorhees
Hostess—Jeanne VanVoorhees
“I travelled among unknown men In lands beyond the sea.” —Wordsworth
December Twelfth
“God rest ye little children; let nothing you affright,
For Jesus Christ, your Saviour, was born this happy night;
Among this hills of Galilee the white flocks sleeping lay
When Christ, the child of Nazareth was born on Christmas day.” —Dinah Craik
Club Collect
Roll Call__________________A Christmas Thought
Christmas Story __________________ May Garland
Hostess—Jennie Bowers
—Page Thirteen—
January Ninth
Club Collect
Roll Call____________________________A Proverb
We Should Study More of our Master’s Plan in order that We May Better Serve Him:
The Flowers and Trees of the Bible—Georgia Stipp
Hostesses—May Garland, Gertrude Swan
“I took a day to search for God,
And found Him not, but as I trod By rocky ledge, through woods untamed Just where one scarlet lily flamed,
I saw His footprint in the sod.”
—Bliss Carmen: Vestigia
January Twenty-third
“I’ve seen a heap of counties and cities on the boom,
But I want to be in Kansas where the sunflowers bloom.” —Alfred Bigelow Paine
Club Collect Roll Call
Story of the Kansas Song________Anne Townsend
Legal Tips for Kansas Women __ Bernice Lindberg
Hostesses—Alda Fossett, Lilian O’Brien
“Laws are not masters but servants, and he rules them, who keeps them.”
—Henry Ward Beecher
—Page Fourteen—
February Thirteenth
Club Collect
Roll Call_________A book I have enjoyed reading
We Study to Appreciate Literature:
Book Review ____________________ Mildred Bellinger
Hostess—Nona Dey
“Books should to one of these four ends conduce, For wisdom, piety, delight or use.”
—Sir John Denham: Of Prudence
February Twenty-seventh
Club Collect Roll Call
We Study the Discoveries of the International Geophysical Year;
New Facts about the Earth, Moon and
Stars______________________Myrtle Whitfield
Hostess—Anne Townsend
“To know what to do is Wisdom,
To know how to do it is Skill,
To do the thing as it should be done is Service.”
—Page Fifteen—
March Thirteenth
“Te serve is our privilege, to find the way our responsibility.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Study because We Believe in United Nations:
West Indies Federation______________Lee Peniwell
Women Carry Citizenship around the
World -------------------------- Eloise Jervis
Hostesses—Mildred Bellinger, Lee Peniwell
March Twenty-seventh
“Learning is an opening of doors that need never close.”
Club Collect
Roll Call
What Your Insurance Can Do For
You ------------------------ Maude Rothrock
Hostesses—Georgia Stipp, Grace Smith
—Page Sixteen—
April. Tenth
“The days of our youth are the days of our glory.” —Byron: Prometheus
Club Collect
Roll Call
“We study to learn skills today that we may serve tomorrow.”
Introducing Youth_________________Isabel Mickey
Youth Studies Music:
Voice
Piano
Youth Studies Speech:
Reading
Youth Studies Language Arts:
Creative Writing
Hostesses—Katharine Knowles, Isabel Mickey
“Life is worthwhile if you are daily rendering service to others.”
—Page Seventeen—
April Twenty-fourth
“Nature hath made one world, and art another.” —Sir Thomas Browne
Club Collect
Roll Call
Arts and Crafts_____________________Grace Smith
Hostess—Bernice Lindberg
“The service worthwhile
is the service you give.”
May Eighth
“It is not good business unless both buyers and sellers gain by it.” —Henry Ford
Club Collect
Roll Call
“It isn’t the price, it’s the gimmick.”
Discussion: Make Your Income
Count--------------Jennie Bowers, Nona Dey
Hostess—Myrtle Whitfield
—Page Eighteen—
May Twenty-second
“We should be as careful of our words as of our actions.”—Cicero
Club Collect
Roll Call
We Serve the World through Communication: Language Is Ever Changing __ Katharine Knowles
Hostess—Maude Rothrock
“Study to show thyself approved unto God,
A workman that needeth not to be ashamed, Rightly dividing the word of truth.”
II Timothy 2:15
—Page Nineteen—
June Twelfth
Picnic_________In charge of the Social Committee
Member and Families
“When we finish the year and see its close,
And the last of our meetings are here,
And we think of the things we’ve left behind,
And the thoughts we’ve had this year,
And our memory turns to what we have learned,
And the fun we have had together,
And we find the best has come to us
Is the friendship in all kinds of weather.”
—Page Twenty—
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 3/4" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.