Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1954-1955, Wellington, Kansas
Collection: The Cosmos Study Club
Title
Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1954-1955, Wellington, Kansas
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for The Cosmos Study Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1954-1955
Creator
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1954-1955
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Citation
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1954-1955, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/88.
Text
The Cosmos Study Club
1954 - 1955
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Fifth District
Jut 8
The Cosmos Study Club
WELLINGTON. KANSAS
Fifth District 1954 - 1955
Organized and Federated, 1931
Club Motto—As long as we live let us continue to learn
Club Slogan—Harmony and Order Flower—Sweet Pea Colors—Orchid and Pink Study—Miscellaneous
Meetings—First and Third Mondays at 2:00 P. M., September to May 2
Member of General, State, District and County Federation
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
GENERAL FEDERATION OFFICERS
President______________Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman
General Headquarters for Research and Club Service, 1734 N. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
First Vice-President_______Mrs. R. I. C. Prout,
Wakefield, Mich.
STATE FEDERATION OFFICERS
President_________Mrs. Dan Hopson, Phillipsburg
1st Vice-President_____Mrs. E. T. Beck, Topeka
2nd Vice-President__________Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
Fort Scott
Recording Sec’y_____________Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie.
Eskridge
Treasurer----Mrs. Forrest Geckler, Independence
Corresponding Secretary__Mrs. E. E. Conzelman,
Scandia
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President_____________Mrs. Wilbur Marshall, Leon
Vice-President________Mrs. Frank Cihak, Wichita
Recording Secretary_________Mrs. Harry Hatfield,
Belle Plaine
Treasurer_________Mrs. Kenneth Bruce, Lindsborg
SUMNER COUNTY OFFICERS
President_________Mrs. A. G. McClure, Wellington
Vice-President________Mrs. Leo Mackey, Caldwell
Secretary_________Mrs. Marvin Alexander, Oxford
Treasurer_________Mrs. D. G. Heeney, South Haven
COSMOS CLUB OFFICERS
President ______________________ Mrs. S. F. Aker
Vice-President__________________Mrs. George Hunt
Recording Secretary_________Mrs. Kyle Trueblood
Corresponding Secretary_____Mrs. R. C. Williams
Treasurer_______________________Mrs. E. L. Titus
Parliamentarian_________________Mrs. E. L. Munro
Custodian ______________________ Mrs. I. I. Wood
Historian_______________________Mrs. T. A. Frack
Reporter ___________________ Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. D. Becker Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Mrs. E. L. Munro
Social
Mrs. G. A. Hunt Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Music
Mrs. I. I. Wood Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Mrs. Carl Chamberlain
Civic
Mrs. O. Rhea Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Budget
Mrs. E. L. Titus Mrs. R. C. Williams
Mrs. Thos. Frack
Courtesy
Dr. Sarah Blanchat Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Junior Sponsor
Mrs. Brady Taylor
War Veterans
Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Subscription Chairman
Mrs. D. B. Campbell
CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS
Americanism__________Mrs. G. A. Hunt
American Home_______________Mrs. R. C. Williams
Communications__________________ Mrs. O. Rhea
Conservation________________Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Education_______________________Mrs. J. L. Cobb
Fine Arts-----------------------Mrs. E. L. Munro
International Affairs___________Mrs. E. L. Titus
National Defense_________Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Public Affairs______________Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Welfare----------------------Dr. Sarah Blanchat
Gerontology & Contests__________Mrs. D. D. Becker
Juniors---------------------Mrs. Brady Taylor
Safety----------------------Mrs. D. B. Campbell
War Veterans-------------Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Indian Welfare______Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Press and Publicity_________Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Music Talent____________________Mrs. I. I. Wood
Legislation---------Mrs. T. A. Frack
Literature----------------Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Handicraft & Painting----Mrs. Carl Chamberlain
Youth Conservation--Mrs. Blaine Criss
Radio & Television----------Mrs. M. L. Rowlands
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Frank Suhl -------------------------1931-1934
Mrs. F. A. Meierant----------------------1934-1935
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen,
Mrs. O. N. Clark ___________________1935-1937
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill,
Mrs. D. B. Campbell-----------------1937-1939
Mrs. J. E. Beth_____________________1939-1941
Mrs. E. L. Munro--------------------1941-1943
Mrs. J. L. Cobb__________________________1943-1945
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse---------------1945-1947
Dr. Sarah Blanchat ----------------------1947-1949
Mrs. E. L. Titus ________________________1949-1951
Mrs. P. T. Diehl,
Mrs. G. M. Parkis __________________1951-1953
CLUB ROSTER
Aker, Mrs. S. F. (Jessie)
Becker, Mrs. D. D. (Gladyne) Blanchat, Mrs. H. O. (Dr. Sarah) Campbell, Mrs. D. B. (Myrtle) Carpenter, Mrs. J. E. (Ora) Chamberlin, Mrs. Carl (Fern) Cobb, Mrs. J. L. (Flora)
Cooley, Mrs. John A. (Ruth) Cortelyou, Mrs. W. H. (Jessie) Criss, Mrs. Blaine (Edna) Emerson, Mrs. B. Y. (Mayme) Frack, Mrs. T. A. (Charlotte) Greathouse, Mrs. S. N. (Cloa) Hunt, Mrs. Geo. A. (Ethel) Munro, Mrs. E. L. (Minnie) Rhea, Mrs. O. (Margaret) Rowlands, Mrs. M. L. (Opal) Schmidt, Mrs. E. C. (Beulah) Swearingen, Mrs. A. L. (Maude) Taylor, Mrs. W. S. (Brady) Titus, Mrs. E. L. (Easther) Trueblood, Mrs. K. (Erma) Williams, Mrs. R. C. (Lela) Wood, Mrs. I. I. (Elizabeth)
Honorary Members
Mrs. Frank Suhl Mrs. C. W. Hunter
Mrs. Erman Tennant
COSMOS PLEDGE
Acknowledging my membership in Cosmos Study Club as something worthy of my best efforts, and realizing that the sum of enjoyment and improvement consists in individual contribution, I promise so far as lies within my power to do my part.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Call to Order Collect
Minutes
Reports
Business
Intermission
Program
GENERAL THEME
“WE, THE CLUBWOMEN IN ACTION”
Special Projects
Federation Day—September 20 Fifth District Convention—
Penny Art Fund Music Talent Fund
Carpet Rag Donation to Veterans—February 21 Hobby Contest Eentry—March 7 Music Talent Tea—April 4
Guests
Guest Speaker—October 4
Guest Speaker—November 15 Our Husbands—January 17
Guest Speaker—International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Finland—Jan. 17
Junior Cosmos Study Club—April 4
Spring Luncheon—May 2
Mrs. S. F. Aker
CLUBWOMEN ADVANCE FEDERATION
“Again we meet to count our gains— and pledge our loyalty anew.”
Cartwright
Roll Call______________Reading Club Constitution
Presentation of Year Books
Play—“This is your Federation,” president and
Club members
Report of GFWC Convention------Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Social Hour
October 4________________________Mrs. O Rhea
CLUBWOMEN STUDY THE AMERICAN INDIAN
“The Indian corn is in the shock Tassels whispering while I rock.”
Roll Call________________Name an Indian tribe
“The American Indian”________Mrs. Lura Plumb,
guest speaker
Music
Parliamentary Drill
October 18
CLUBWOMEN FURTHER WORLD BROTHERHOOD
“After all there is but one race—humanity.”
Roll Call__My Department from G. F. Magazine
Some Problems of Southeast Asia __ Mrs. E. L. Titus Fifth District Reports
November 1 ________________Mrs. I. I. Wood
CLUBWOMEN “provide for the common defense.”
“Learn now so that forever after we may hold the peace.”
Roll Call___Name an item for a C. D. Emergency
Kit
Civil Defense______________Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Parliamentary Drill
November 15
CLUBWOMEN PRACTICE SAFETY FIRST
“Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
—Horace Mann
Roll Call--------------Hints for Safer Living
Lecture Forum: Should driver education be made compulsory in our secondary schools? —Guest Speaker
December 6_______________Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
CLUBWOMEN UNDERSTAND FAMILY FINANCES
“Whether a fellow winds up with a nest egg or a goose egg, depends a lot on the kind of chick he married.”
Roll Call------------------------Buying hints
Symposium Woman and her Finances
1. Insurance-------------Mrs. Blaine Criss
2. Stocks and Bonds______Mrs. D. D. Becker
3. Social Security and you______Mrs. S. N.
Greathouse
December 20______________Mrs. D. B. Campbell
CLUBWOMEN WORSHIP THE KING OF KINGS
“The joy Christmas is in the air—”
Roll Call______________“The Christmas Story”
Luke 2:l-21a
Book Review—“The Five Marys”-- Mrs. G. A . Hunt Review of the Fifth District Clubwoman __ Mrs. J.
E. Carpenter
January 3_________________Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
CLUBWOMEN BOOST THEIR STATE
“We believe in Kansas, she is our State, with all the elements to make her great.”
—Ironquil
Roll Call______________________Kansas Flowers
Forum: “A little about ‘We Kansans’.”
Northern Kansas. ---------Mrs. I. I. Wood
Southern Kansas_______ Mrs. Carl Camberlin
Trumpet Solo ----------------------Don Jones
Election of Officers
January 17 ---------------------- 6:30 p.m.
CLUBWOMEN ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
“Look to the youth of your land, or your dreams will die with you.”
—Hiram C. Houghton
“My experiences as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Finland.” —Arleta Rusk
February 7----------------- Mrs. Geo. Hunt
CLUBWOMEN PROMOTE COMMUNITY EDUCATION
“The task of our educational system is to take a lot of live wires and see that they are well grounded.”
—Pauline Glenn
Roll Call -- My Department from Kansas Clubwoman When Wellington War Babies reach Junior Hi
Mrs. T. A. Frack
Parliamentary Drill
February 21
CLUBWOMEN ASSIST THE WAR VETERANS
“Peace is not born by mere decree But in the hearts of you and me.”
Roll Call_________________My pound contribution
The Clubwoman’s Responsibility to the Service
Man___________________Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Review of GFWC Magazine______Dr. Sarah Blanchat
Carpet Rags
March 7____________________Mrs. K. Trueblood
CLUBWOMEN ENTER CLUB CONTESTS
“Never judge a work of art by its defects.” Roll Call ----- My Contest entry or my Hobby
Creative Writing Needlecraft
Textile Painting Hobby Show Parliamentary Drill
March 21
CLUBWOMEN IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH
“Why live in the Lowlands when the Highlands are calling.”
Roll Call___________Memorize Matt. 6:34 R. V.
“Accentuate the Positive”__Mrs. K. Trueblood
Review Kansas Clubwoman____Mrs. J. L. Cobb
April 4 — 7:45 P. M.___________Mrs. T. A. Frack
“It’s the song ye sing and the smiles ye wear
That’s a makin’ the sun shine everywhere”
—Riley
Our Guests _________________Junior Cosmos Club
Roll Call______________________Introduce a Junior
Vocal Solo __ Mary Ann Pett, Music Talent Student Musical Number_________________Jr. Cosmos Club
Party Games
April 18____________________Mrs. D. D. Becker
CLUBWOMEN CONSERVE NATURAL RESOURCES
“Art is man’s nature;
Nature is God’s Art.” —Bailey
Roll Call_________________My green thumb plant
Panel Discussion;
American Dams___________Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Soil and Water__________Mrs. Brady Taylor
Wild Life_____________Mrs. R. C. Williams
State Convention Reports
May 2—Luncheon______Hostess—Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
CLUBWOMEN RELAX
“All’s over, Well done!
Let’s relax and have some fun.”
Roll Call ----------------- ’Till next we meet
Resume of Year ---------------------- Historian
Installation of Officers-------Parliamentarian
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.
Title
Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1954-1955, Wellington, Kansas
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for The Cosmos Study Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1954-1955
Creator
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1954-1955
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Citation
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1954-1955, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/88.Text
The Cosmos Study Club
1954 - 1955
WELLINGTON, KANSAS
Fifth District
Jut 8
The Cosmos Study Club
WELLINGTON. KANSAS
Fifth District 1954 - 1955
Organized and Federated, 1931
Club Motto—As long as we live let us continue to learn
Club Slogan—Harmony and Order Flower—Sweet Pea Colors—Orchid and Pink Study—Miscellaneous
Meetings—First and Third Mondays at 2:00 P. M., September to May 2
Member of General, State, District and County Federation
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
GENERAL FEDERATION OFFICERS
President______________Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman
General Headquarters for Research and Club Service, 1734 N. Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
First Vice-President_______Mrs. R. I. C. Prout,
Wakefield, Mich.
STATE FEDERATION OFFICERS
President_________Mrs. Dan Hopson, Phillipsburg
1st Vice-President_____Mrs. E. T. Beck, Topeka
2nd Vice-President__________Mrs. Douglas McCrum,
Fort Scott
Recording Sec’y_____________Mrs. K. A. MacKenzie.
Eskridge
Treasurer----Mrs. Forrest Geckler, Independence
Corresponding Secretary__Mrs. E. E. Conzelman,
Scandia
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President_____________Mrs. Wilbur Marshall, Leon
Vice-President________Mrs. Frank Cihak, Wichita
Recording Secretary_________Mrs. Harry Hatfield,
Belle Plaine
Treasurer_________Mrs. Kenneth Bruce, Lindsborg
SUMNER COUNTY OFFICERS
President_________Mrs. A. G. McClure, Wellington
Vice-President________Mrs. Leo Mackey, Caldwell
Secretary_________Mrs. Marvin Alexander, Oxford
Treasurer_________Mrs. D. G. Heeney, South Haven
COSMOS CLUB OFFICERS
President ______________________ Mrs. S. F. Aker
Vice-President__________________Mrs. George Hunt
Recording Secretary_________Mrs. Kyle Trueblood
Corresponding Secretary_____Mrs. R. C. Williams
Treasurer_______________________Mrs. E. L. Titus
Parliamentarian_________________Mrs. E. L. Munro
Custodian ______________________ Mrs. I. I. Wood
Historian_______________________Mrs. T. A. Frack
Reporter ___________________ Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. D. D. Becker Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Mrs. E. L. Munro
Social
Mrs. G. A. Hunt Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Music
Mrs. I. I. Wood Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Mrs. Carl Chamberlain
Civic
Mrs. O. Rhea Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Budget
Mrs. E. L. Titus Mrs. R. C. Williams
Mrs. Thos. Frack
Courtesy
Dr. Sarah Blanchat Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Junior Sponsor
Mrs. Brady Taylor
War Veterans
Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Subscription Chairman
Mrs. D. B. Campbell
CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS
Americanism__________Mrs. G. A. Hunt
American Home_______________Mrs. R. C. Williams
Communications__________________ Mrs. O. Rhea
Conservation________________Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Education_______________________Mrs. J. L. Cobb
Fine Arts-----------------------Mrs. E. L. Munro
International Affairs___________Mrs. E. L. Titus
National Defense_________Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Public Affairs______________Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Welfare----------------------Dr. Sarah Blanchat
Gerontology & Contests__________Mrs. D. D. Becker
Juniors---------------------Mrs. Brady Taylor
Safety----------------------Mrs. D. B. Campbell
War Veterans-------------Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Indian Welfare______Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Press and Publicity_________Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Music Talent____________________Mrs. I. I. Wood
Legislation---------Mrs. T. A. Frack
Literature----------------Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Handicraft & Painting----Mrs. Carl Chamberlain
Youth Conservation--Mrs. Blaine Criss
Radio & Television----------Mrs. M. L. Rowlands
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Frank Suhl -------------------------1931-1934
Mrs. F. A. Meierant----------------------1934-1935
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen,
Mrs. O. N. Clark ___________________1935-1937
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill,
Mrs. D. B. Campbell-----------------1937-1939
Mrs. J. E. Beth_____________________1939-1941
Mrs. E. L. Munro--------------------1941-1943
Mrs. J. L. Cobb__________________________1943-1945
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse---------------1945-1947
Dr. Sarah Blanchat ----------------------1947-1949
Mrs. E. L. Titus ________________________1949-1951
Mrs. P. T. Diehl,
Mrs. G. M. Parkis __________________1951-1953
CLUB ROSTER
Aker, Mrs. S. F. (Jessie)
Becker, Mrs. D. D. (Gladyne) Blanchat, Mrs. H. O. (Dr. Sarah) Campbell, Mrs. D. B. (Myrtle) Carpenter, Mrs. J. E. (Ora) Chamberlin, Mrs. Carl (Fern) Cobb, Mrs. J. L. (Flora)
Cooley, Mrs. John A. (Ruth) Cortelyou, Mrs. W. H. (Jessie) Criss, Mrs. Blaine (Edna) Emerson, Mrs. B. Y. (Mayme) Frack, Mrs. T. A. (Charlotte) Greathouse, Mrs. S. N. (Cloa) Hunt, Mrs. Geo. A. (Ethel) Munro, Mrs. E. L. (Minnie) Rhea, Mrs. O. (Margaret) Rowlands, Mrs. M. L. (Opal) Schmidt, Mrs. E. C. (Beulah) Swearingen, Mrs. A. L. (Maude) Taylor, Mrs. W. S. (Brady) Titus, Mrs. E. L. (Easther) Trueblood, Mrs. K. (Erma) Williams, Mrs. R. C. (Lela) Wood, Mrs. I. I. (Elizabeth)
Honorary Members
Mrs. Frank Suhl Mrs. C. W. Hunter
Mrs. Erman Tennant
COSMOS PLEDGE
Acknowledging my membership in Cosmos Study Club as something worthy of my best efforts, and realizing that the sum of enjoyment and improvement consists in individual contribution, I promise so far as lies within my power to do my part.
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Call to Order Collect
Minutes
Reports
Business
Intermission
Program
GENERAL THEME
“WE, THE CLUBWOMEN IN ACTION”
Special Projects
Federation Day—September 20 Fifth District Convention—
Penny Art Fund Music Talent Fund
Carpet Rag Donation to Veterans—February 21 Hobby Contest Eentry—March 7 Music Talent Tea—April 4
Guests
Guest Speaker—October 4
Guest Speaker—November 15 Our Husbands—January 17
Guest Speaker—International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Finland—Jan. 17
Junior Cosmos Study Club—April 4
Spring Luncheon—May 2
Mrs. S. F. Aker
CLUBWOMEN ADVANCE FEDERATION
“Again we meet to count our gains— and pledge our loyalty anew.”
Cartwright
Roll Call______________Reading Club Constitution
Presentation of Year Books
Play—“This is your Federation,” president and
Club members
Report of GFWC Convention------Mrs. J. A. Cooley
Social Hour
October 4________________________Mrs. O Rhea
CLUBWOMEN STUDY THE AMERICAN INDIAN
“The Indian corn is in the shock Tassels whispering while I rock.”
Roll Call________________Name an Indian tribe
“The American Indian”________Mrs. Lura Plumb,
guest speaker
Music
Parliamentary Drill
October 18
CLUBWOMEN FURTHER WORLD BROTHERHOOD
“After all there is but one race—humanity.”
Roll Call__My Department from G. F. Magazine
Some Problems of Southeast Asia __ Mrs. E. L. Titus Fifth District Reports
November 1 ________________Mrs. I. I. Wood
CLUBWOMEN “provide for the common defense.”
“Learn now so that forever after we may hold the peace.”
Roll Call___Name an item for a C. D. Emergency
Kit
Civil Defense______________Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Parliamentary Drill
November 15
CLUBWOMEN PRACTICE SAFETY FIRST
“Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
—Horace Mann
Roll Call--------------Hints for Safer Living
Lecture Forum: Should driver education be made compulsory in our secondary schools? —Guest Speaker
December 6_______________Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
CLUBWOMEN UNDERSTAND FAMILY FINANCES
“Whether a fellow winds up with a nest egg or a goose egg, depends a lot on the kind of chick he married.”
Roll Call------------------------Buying hints
Symposium Woman and her Finances
1. Insurance-------------Mrs. Blaine Criss
2. Stocks and Bonds______Mrs. D. D. Becker
3. Social Security and you______Mrs. S. N.
Greathouse
December 20______________Mrs. D. B. Campbell
CLUBWOMEN WORSHIP THE KING OF KINGS
“The joy Christmas is in the air—”
Roll Call______________“The Christmas Story”
Luke 2:l-21a
Book Review—“The Five Marys”-- Mrs. G. A . Hunt Review of the Fifth District Clubwoman __ Mrs. J.
E. Carpenter
January 3_________________Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
CLUBWOMEN BOOST THEIR STATE
“We believe in Kansas, she is our State, with all the elements to make her great.”
—Ironquil
Roll Call______________________Kansas Flowers
Forum: “A little about ‘We Kansans’.”
Northern Kansas. ---------Mrs. I. I. Wood
Southern Kansas_______ Mrs. Carl Camberlin
Trumpet Solo ----------------------Don Jones
Election of Officers
January 17 ---------------------- 6:30 p.m.
CLUBWOMEN ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
“Look to the youth of your land, or your dreams will die with you.”
—Hiram C. Houghton
“My experiences as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Finland.” —Arleta Rusk
February 7----------------- Mrs. Geo. Hunt
CLUBWOMEN PROMOTE COMMUNITY EDUCATION
“The task of our educational system is to take a lot of live wires and see that they are well grounded.”
—Pauline Glenn
Roll Call -- My Department from Kansas Clubwoman When Wellington War Babies reach Junior Hi
Mrs. T. A. Frack
Parliamentary Drill
February 21
CLUBWOMEN ASSIST THE WAR VETERANS
“Peace is not born by mere decree But in the hearts of you and me.”
Roll Call_________________My pound contribution
The Clubwoman’s Responsibility to the Service
Man___________________Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Review of GFWC Magazine______Dr. Sarah Blanchat
Carpet Rags
March 7____________________Mrs. K. Trueblood
CLUBWOMEN ENTER CLUB CONTESTS
“Never judge a work of art by its defects.” Roll Call ----- My Contest entry or my Hobby
Creative Writing Needlecraft
Textile Painting Hobby Show Parliamentary Drill
March 21
CLUBWOMEN IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH
“Why live in the Lowlands when the Highlands are calling.”
Roll Call___________Memorize Matt. 6:34 R. V.
“Accentuate the Positive”__Mrs. K. Trueblood
Review Kansas Clubwoman____Mrs. J. L. Cobb
April 4 — 7:45 P. M.___________Mrs. T. A. Frack
“It’s the song ye sing and the smiles ye wear
That’s a makin’ the sun shine everywhere”
—Riley
Our Guests _________________Junior Cosmos Club
Roll Call______________________Introduce a Junior
Vocal Solo __ Mary Ann Pett, Music Talent Student Musical Number_________________Jr. Cosmos Club
Party Games
April 18____________________Mrs. D. D. Becker
CLUBWOMEN CONSERVE NATURAL RESOURCES
“Art is man’s nature;
Nature is God’s Art.” —Bailey
Roll Call_________________My green thumb plant
Panel Discussion;
American Dams___________Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
Soil and Water__________Mrs. Brady Taylor
Wild Life_____________Mrs. R. C. Williams
State Convention Reports
May 2—Luncheon______Hostess—Mrs. E. C. Schmidt
CLUBWOMEN RELAX
“All’s over, Well done!
Let’s relax and have some fun.”
Roll Call ----------------- ’Till next we meet
Resume of Year ---------------------- Historian
Installation of Officers-------Parliamentarian
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.