Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1959-1960
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Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1959-1960

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Wellington, Kansas--History

Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations

Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs

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Club Booklet for the Prentis Study Club of Wellington, Kansas 1959-1960, Organized 1898, Federated With State - District - County

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Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas

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Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas

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Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas

Date

1959-1960

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Sumner County Club Booklet Collection

Wellington History Collection

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application/pdf

Language

English

Type

Programs

Yearbook

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1959 - 1960



Citation
Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Prentis Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, Sixtieth Anniversary, Fifth District, 1959-1960,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 23, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/68.
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PRENTIS STUDY CLUB
Wellington, Kansas
Fifth District
1959 - 1960
JUL 8
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB Wellington, Kansas 1959 - 1960
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—
Page Two—
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
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. K. A. MacKenzie
822 Topeka Blvd., Topeka
President-Elect _________ Mrs. Forrest Geckeler
600 West Myrtle, Independence
Vice President---------------Mrs. Wilbur Marshall
101 S. West, Leon
Recording Secretary _________ Mrs. J. W. Henkle
Box 25, Great Bend
Treasurer--------------------Mrs. D. A. Jordan
Norton
Corresponding Secretary______Mrs. G. D. Jones
1604 Campbell, Topeka
—Page Three—
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
PRENTIS STUDY CLUB OFFICERS
Page Four—
President ________________ Mrs. Clayton Tharp,
Goddard
President-Elect __________Mrs. Orville Eshelman,
Sedgwick
Recording Secretary________Mrs. H. O. Williams,
Cheney
Treasurer___________________Mrs. E. H. Cullison,
Mulvane
Corresponding Secretary___Mrs. George Hubbard,
Goddard
President ___________________ Mrs. Arthur Jervis
421 N. Jefferson
Vice-President ________ Mrs. Bernice Lindberg
1009 N. Washington
Secretary______________Miss Jeanne VanVoorhees
214 W. Seventh
Treasurer____________________Miss Isabel Mickey
421 West 3rd Street
COMMITTEES
—Page Five—
Program—Mrs. C. J. Garland
Mrs. G. C. Bellinger
Miss Nina Waterman
Social—Mrs. D. C. Day
Miss Katharine Knowles
Mrs. John Peniwell
Miss Nora Foraker
Mrs. W. E. LaHaye
Friendly—Mrs. Bernice Lindberg
Miss Lilian O’Brien
Finance—Mrs. W. L. Fossett
Miss Anne Townsend
Civic—Mrs. R. W. Rothrock
Mrs. L. L. Swan
Miss Georgia Stipp
Publicity—Mrs. A. E. Bowers
Mrs. C. E. Whitfield
Mrs S. A. Smith
Music and Art—Miss Isabel Mickey
Historian—Mrs. K. S. VanVoorhees
— Page Six—
Name Roll Call Telephone
1. Bowers, Jennie (Mrs. A. E.) _ Kansas News _FA 6-2463
2. Dey, Nona (Mrs. D. C.) _ _ _ Book News __FA 6-2962
3. Foraker, Nora (Miss) _ _ Women of Distinction __FA 6-3820
4. Fossett, Alda (Mrs. W. L.) Current Events __FA 6-2583
5. Garland, May (Mrs. C. J.) A Thought for the Day _ FA 6-2533
6. Jervis, Eloise (Mrs. Arthur) Federation News __FA 6-5524
7. Knowles, Katharine (Miss) Health __FA 6-2192
8. Lindberg, Bernice (Mrs.) Legislation __FA 6-3787
9. LaHaye, Jessie (Mrs. W. E.) Interesting Places FA 6-3424
10. Mickey, Isabel (Miss) Newsmakers __FA 6-2192
MEMBERS
—Page Seven—
11. O’Brien, Lilian (Miss)____________FA 6-2475
Our National Statesmen
12. Peniwell, Lee (Mrs. John)_________
Medicine
13. Rothrock, Maude (Mrs. R. W.)______FA 6-3672
Poetry
14. Smith, Grace (Mrs. S. A.)_________FA 6-2462
World News
15. Stipp, Georgia (Miss)_____________FA 6-63404
Education
16. Swan, Gertrude (Mrs. L. L.)_______
Household Hints
17. Townsend, Anne (Miss)_____________FA 6-4085
Religion in the News
18. VanVoorhees, Jeanne (Miss)________FA 6-3064
Cinema
19. Waterman, Nina (Miss) ____________FA 6-2458
Musical Notes
20. Whitfield, Myrtle (Mrs. C. E.)____FA 6-3740
Scientific Research
Associate
VanVoorhees, Bertha (Mrs. K. S.)______FA 6-3064
HONORARY MEMBERS
Page Eight—
Barron, Meta (Mrs. Charles H.) __ Hollywood, Calif.
Bolte, Mabel (Mrs. W. F.)_______Jacksonville, Fla.
Brown, Elia (Mrs. Carl)_________Portland, Oregon
Bell, Maud (Mrs. Clarence)______Long Beach, Calif.
Finney, Grace (Mrs.)_______Arkansas City, Kansas
Havens, Mabel (Mrs. Charles) __ Long Beach, Calif.
Hyatt, Rose (Mrs. A. 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
Bellinger, Mildred (Mrs. G. C.) __ Boulder, Colorado
IN MEMORIAM
“There are lives full of light and sweetness When no longer their life current flows Still their goodness goes on with living Like the soul of the stars and the rose.”

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
Gertrude Halliday
—Page Nine—
PROGRAMS
THEME FOR THE YEAR
“Keep America Strong”
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—
FEDERATION MONTH
October Ninth
“Yours is a mixture to enliven Yours is a measure of life well spent;
You pour out yourself for others And in return you are content.
In growing you’ve gained a fullness It measures quite up to the brim,
For in your service to others You are truly serving Him.”
Keep America Strong with Religion
Dinner_______________________________________ 6:30
Greetings by the President
Roll Call_________________________Vacation News
Mary Stewart’s Collect____________Nina Waterman
Hostess—Jennie Bowers
-Page Eleven—
October Twenty-Third
“There are pioneer souls That blaze a path Where highways never ran.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Keep America Strong Through
Science--------------------Myrtle Whitfield
Hostesses—Nina Waterman, Eloise Jervis
November Thirteenth
“He who does not know the force of words cannot know men.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Keep America Strong Through Communication— Language Is Ever Changing__Katharine Knowles
Hostess—Myrtle Whitfield
—Page Twelve—
—Page Thirteen-
January Eighth
“At learning’s fountain It is sweet to drink;
But ’tis a nobler privilege to think.”
Club Collect Roll Call
The St. Lawrence Seaway_______________Nona Dey
Hostess—Nora Foraker
December Eleventh
“Round the tree shall joy and peace prevail.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Christmas Story____________________May Garland
Hostess—Grace Smith
January Twenty-Second
“When all is done, the help of good counsel is that which setteth business straight.”
Club Collect Roll Call
The Place of T.V. in Education____Georgia Stipp
Hostess—Anne Townsend
February Twelfth
“Take time for responsibilities Strength comes through service.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Our American Heritage____________Bernice Lindberg,
Jennie Bowers
Hostess—Nona Dey
—Page Fourteen—
February Twenty-Sixth
“Knowledge and Peace will triumph over Ignorance and War.”
Club Collect Roll Call
How NATO Works __________________ Nora Foraker
Hostess—Bernice Lindberg
March Eleventh
“My books are friends that never fail me.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Book Review________________________Alda Fossett
Hostess—Maude Rothrock
—Page Fifteen—
March Twenty-Fifth
“Thou too sail on, O Ship of State Sail on, O Union strong and great.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Alaska—Its Prospects and Promises ___Eloise Jervis Our Fiftieth State________Jeanne Van Voorhees
Hostesses—Alda Fossett, Lilian O’Brien
April Eighth
“Youth have more need for models than for critics.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Our Youth Help to Keep America
Strong-------------------------Isabel Mickey
Hostesses—Katharine Knowles, Isabel Mickey
—Page Sixteen—
April Twenty-Second
“Take time to enjoy the glories of nature It will keep you in tune with the Infinite.”
Club Collect Roll Call
Some Historic Gardens in the
United States_________________ Lilian O’Brien
Anne Townsend Maude Rothrock
Hostess—Jeanne VanVoorhees
County Federation Meeting
o--------------
May Thirteenth
“Take time for the Arts; the eye takes delight in line and color.”
Club Collect Roll Call
American Art_______________________Grace Smith
Hostesses—May Garland, Gertrude Swan
—Page Seventeen—

Hostess—Jeanne VanVoorhees County Federation Meeting
May Twenty-Second
‘Some hae meat and canna eat And some wad eat that want it But we has meat and we can eat; Sae let the Lord be thanket.”
Robert Burns
In charge of social committee
—Page Eighteen—
Picnic --------------- 6 o’clock

Original Format

Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.