Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1951-1952, Wellington, Kansas
Collection: The Cosmos Study Club
Title
Club Booklet - Cosmos Study Club, 1951-1952, 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, 1951-1952
Creator
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1951-1952
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, 1951-1952, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 16, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/89.
Text
Mrs. D. C. Dey
Cosmos Study Club
1951 - 1952
WELLINGTON, KANSAS Fifth District
The Cosmos Study Club
WELLINGTON, KANSAS Fifth District 1951 - 1952
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 17 to May 5.
Member of General, State, District and County Federation
COLLECT FOR CLUBWOMEN
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, straight-forward 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
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Frank Suhl 1931-34
Mrs. F. A. Meierant . .. 1934-35
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen . 1935
Mrs. 0. N. Clark ........ ..... 1935-37
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill 1937
Mrs. D. B. Campbell .. . 1937-39
Mrs. J. E. Beth 1939-41
Mrs. E. L. Munro - 1941-43
Mrs. J. L. Cobb 1943-45
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse 1945-47
Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat . 1947-49
Mrs. E. L. Titus 1949-51
GENERAL FEDERATION OFFICERS
President .............. Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton
1734 N. Street N. W., Washington, D. C.
First Vice-President ...... Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren
1735 Stanton Avenue,
Whiting, Ind.
Second Vice-President .... Mrs. Theodore Chapman
Jerseyville, Ill.
Recording Secretary ....... Mrs. L. J. McCaffrey
395 N. E. 92nd Street Miami, Fla.
Treasurer ................. Mrs. R. I. C. Prout
4105 Columbus Avenue, Minneapolis 7, Minn.
KANSAS FEDERATION OFFICERS
President ............ Mrs. V. B. Ballard, Wichita ,
Vice-President ...... Mrs. Chas. Marcoot, Caldwell
Recording Secretary.....Mrs. Dan Hopson, Phillipburg
Treasurer .............. Mrs. E. T. Beck, Dwight
Corresponding Sec. .... Mrs. Wilma Baden, Wichita
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President ...................... Mrs. Allen Felt
Vice-President ........... Mrs. P. D. Langerman
Secretary .................. Mrs. Leon Roembach
Corresponding Secretary ........ Mrs. J. L. Cobb
Treasurer ................ Mrs. Wilbur Marshall
SUMMER COUNTY OFFICERS
President ....... Mrs. D. B. Campbell, Wellington
Vice-President ... Mrs. Fred Stunkel, Belle Plaine
Secretary........ Mrs. A. G. McClure, Wellington
Treasurer ........... Mrs. Leo Mackey, Caldwell
Corresponding Secretary ...... Mrs. E. L. Munro,
Wellington
CLUB OFFICERS
President .................... Mrs. P. T. Diehl
Vice-President ................ Mrs. G. M. Parkis
Recording Secretary ------- Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Corresponding Secretary ......... Mrs. O. Rhea
Treasurer .................... Mrs. Brady Taylor
Parliamentarian ........... Mrs. K. Trueblood
Custodian ................. Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Historian .............. Mrs. A, L. Swearingen
Reporter .....................Mrs. T. A. Frack
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. E. L. Titus Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Social
Mrs. J. L. Cobb Mrs. John Bradley
Mrs. E. L. Munro
Civic
Mrs. R. C. Williams Mrs. Frank Aker
Mrs. K. Trueblood
Music
Mrs. Ward Cole Mrs. 0. Rhea
Mrs. Brady Taylor
Budget
Mrs. D. D. Becker Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Flower
Mrs. J. E. Carpenter Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Junior Advisor
Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat
CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS
Music Talent ..................... Mrs. Ward Cole
Consumer Education ....... Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Public Health ............... Mrs. G. M. Parkis
War Veterans ................. Mrs. E. L. Munro
Education ........................ Mrs. 0. Rhea
American Home ............ Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Scholarship Loan ............. Mrs. D. D. Becker
Radio ........................ Mrs. Brady Taylor
American Citizenship ..... Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Public Welfare ...... ....... Mrs. John Bradley
Peace Service ............... Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Federation ....................... Mrs. J. L. Cobh
Literature ..................Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Conservation ............. . Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat
Parliamentary procedure ...... Mrs. K. Trueblood
Art .........................Mrs. R. C. Williams
Legislation .............. Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
International Relations ..... Mrs. George Hunt
Indian Welfare ............... Mrs. N. R. Bowlin
Press and Publicity .......... Mrs. T. A. Frack
Community Improvements ....... Mrs. Frank Aker
CLUB ROSTER
Aker, Jessie (Mrs. S. F.) ...................829
Becker, Gladyne (Mrs. D. D.) ..............1279-J
Blanchat, Dr. Sarah (Mrs. H. 0.) ............1451
Bowlin, Ethel (Mrs. N. R.) ..................543
Bradley, Elsie (Mrs. John) ..................1533
Campbell, Myrtle (Mrs. D. B.) ...............451
Carpenter, Ora (Mrs. J. E.) .................1034
Cobb, Flora (Mrs. J. L.) ..................1423-J
Cole Ruby (Mrs. Ward M.) ....................1119
Cortelyou, Jessie (Mrs. H. W.) ..............1322
Diehl, Lilia (Mrs. P. T.) .................1421-W
Emerson, Mayme (Mrs. B. Y.) ...............172-W
Frack, Charlotte (Mrs. T. A.) ...............771
Greathouse, Cloa (Mrs. S. N.) .............1488-W
Hunt, Ethel (Mrs. G. A.) ....................
Munro, Minnie (Mrs. E. L.) ..................936-J
Parkis, Dora (Mrs. G. M.) ...................1352
Rhea, Margaret (Mrs. O.) ..................1440
Swearingen, Maude (Mrs. A. L.) ..............155
Taylor, Brady (Mrs. W. S.) ..................670-J
Titus, Esther (Mrs. E. L.) ..................547
Trueblood, Erma (Mrs. K.) .................1391-J
Williams, Lela (Mrs. R. C.) .................570
Honorary Members
Mrs. Frank Suhl Mrs. C. W. Hunter
Mrs. E. H. 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
GENERAL THEME
NEW PERSPECTIVES
Sub Theme—A VISTA OF AMERICANISM IN ACTION
Special Projects
Federation Day, Sept. 17 Penny Art Fund, Nov. 5 Pack a Box for Veterans, Dec. 3 Carpet Rag Donation, Mar. 17 Music Talent Tea, April 7 Community Project
Guests
Mrs. Allen Felt—President of Fifth District. Foreign Speaker—Adrie Bahmerth C. E. Russell - Attorney Our Husbands
Music Talent—Thelma Faye Nida Art Talent Student—Ralph Cox Junior Cosmos Study Club
September 17 ................ Mrs. G. M. Parkis
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH FEDERATION
“How delightful to meet,
And each member to greet
After the summer vacation is ended.”
Roll Call ...................... My Department
Greetings ...................... Mrs. P. T. Diehl
Our President
Report of G.F.W.C. Convention .. Mrs. Allen Felt
President Fifth District
County Federation ......... Mrs. D. B. Campbell
President Summer County
Principles of Parliamentary Law ...........
........ Parliamentarian, Mrs. K. Trueblood
Presentation of Year Books ...... Mrs. E. L. Titus
October 1 ................. Mrs. E. L. Munro
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH INDIAN WELFARE
“My hogan faces eastward To catch the sun’s first ray.”
Roll Call .... Something of interest in Indian life Safeguarding the Survival of the American
Indian ............... Mrs. N. R. Bowlin
Reading of the Club Constitution and By-Laws
..........................Mrs. K. Trueblood
Music
OCtober 15 ............... Mrs. H. O. Blanchat
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
“This is my land—I love it.”—Burt
Roll Call ................... Current Events
Guest Speaker ... Adrie Bahmerth from Holland
Report of District Convention
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. J. L. Cobb
November 5
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH ART
“Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything that is beautiful, for beauty is God’s handwriting, a wayside sacrament.”
—Emerson
Roll Call ............... My Favorite Painting
Art Tour
Penny Art Contribution
November 19 ................ Mrs. K. Trueblood
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH YOUTH CONSERVATION
“Foundation of every state is the education and protection of its youth.”
Roll Call ......... A Trip I made in my Youth
Debate:
Resolved that all American People Should be Subject to Conscription. High School De-
bate Team.
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ..........
.......................Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
December 3 ....... ........... M rs. N. R. Bowlin
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH EDUCATION
“A well prepared mind hopes in adversity and fears in prosperity.”
Roll Call .................... My Department
Women in Civil Defense ....... Mrs. John Bradley
Parliamentary Drill
Bring Christmas Gifts for Veterans
December 17 .................. Mrs. J. L. Cobb
NEW PERSPECTIVES IN RELIGION
‘‘What sweeter music can we bring Than a carol to our Heavenly King.”
Roll Call ................. A Christmas symbol
Biblical Flowers in Existence Today .......
.......................... Mrs. S. F. Aker
Women of Scripture ........... Mrs. E. L. Munro
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. E. L. Titus Christmas Music
January 7 ............. Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
“Sail-sail thy best, ship of Democracy Of value is thy freight-tis not the present only The past is also stored in thee!”
—Whitman
Roll Call ....... Excerpts from the United States
Constitution
The Heritage of the United States in Times of
Crisis .................. Mrs. T. A. Frack
Parliamentary Drill
January 21 Mrs. D. B. Campbell
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH LEGISLATION
“Our Country depends upon the majesty of our laws.”
Roll Call .................Name a State Official
Laws of State Relating to Property Rights of
Women and Children ......... C. E. Russell,
Attorney
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ...........
...................... Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
February 4
Guests ................................ Husbands
Fun Eats
“Now is the time to forget all cares,
Cast every trouble away—
Think of your blessings,
Remember your joys
And don’t forget to be gay.”
Place to be decided by the Club.
February 18 ................ Mrs. John Bradley
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH GERONTOLOGY
“It’s great to be great but it’s greater to be human.”
Roll Call .... Something I can do to bring cheer to an older person.
Goals and Projects for Bettering the Lives of
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ...........
...................... Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Older People ........... Mrs. G. M. Parkis
Discussion
Music
March 3
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH YOUTH CONSERVATION
“Keep true to the dreams of thy youth.”
Roll Call .... One of my favorite childhood teachers Panel Discussion:
Give Youth a better Understanding of their
March 17 .... Mrs. O. Rhea
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH PUBLIC WELFARE
“Handicaps into Stepping Stones.”
“My Eyes Have A Cold Nose” .... Chevigmy Bring Carpet Rags for Veterans Parliamentary Drill
April 7 ................... Mrs. T. A. Frack
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH MUSIC
“Music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life.” —Auerback
Guests .............. Junior Cosmos Study Club
Roll Call .... A quotation using the word “music.” Music Talent Student .... Mrs. Thelma Faye Nida
Art Exhibit ................... Mr. Ralph Cox
History of Music Talent .... Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou Parliamentary Drill Special Music
April 21 ................... Mrs. Ward Cole
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH THE AMERICAN HOME
“Home is home the world over.”
Roll Call ............ Give your birthday flower
Discussion of Garden Problems:
Conservation of Garden Soil by Use of Compost ............... ... Mrs. H. O. Blanchat
What and When to Plant for Continuous Blossoms .................... Mrs. W. S. Taylor
State Convention Report
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. G. A. Hunt
May 5
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH FRIENDSHIP
Spring Luncheon
“Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil.” —Herber
Roll Call ............ The year I joined Cosmos
Resume of Twenty Years in Cosmos .........
................... Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Parliamentary Drill Music
Dim the light and close the book Work is over, summer’s here May it bring you joy and blessing Till we meet again next year.
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, 1951-1952, 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, 1951-1952
Creator
Cosmos Study Club, Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1951-1952
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, 1951-1952, Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 16, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/89.Text
Mrs. D. C. Dey
Cosmos Study Club
1951 - 1952
WELLINGTON, KANSAS Fifth District
The Cosmos Study Club
WELLINGTON, KANSAS Fifth District 1951 - 1952
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 17 to May 5.
Member of General, State, District and County Federation
COLLECT FOR CLUBWOMEN
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, straight-forward 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
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Frank Suhl 1931-34
Mrs. F. A. Meierant . .. 1934-35
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen . 1935
Mrs. 0. N. Clark ........ ..... 1935-37
Mrs. R. E. Cartmill 1937
Mrs. D. B. Campbell .. . 1937-39
Mrs. J. E. Beth 1939-41
Mrs. E. L. Munro - 1941-43
Mrs. J. L. Cobb 1943-45
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse 1945-47
Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat . 1947-49
Mrs. E. L. Titus 1949-51
GENERAL FEDERATION OFFICERS
President .............. Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton
1734 N. Street N. W., Washington, D. C.
First Vice-President ...... Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren
1735 Stanton Avenue,
Whiting, Ind.
Second Vice-President .... Mrs. Theodore Chapman
Jerseyville, Ill.
Recording Secretary ....... Mrs. L. J. McCaffrey
395 N. E. 92nd Street Miami, Fla.
Treasurer ................. Mrs. R. I. C. Prout
4105 Columbus Avenue, Minneapolis 7, Minn.
KANSAS FEDERATION OFFICERS
President ............ Mrs. V. B. Ballard, Wichita ,
Vice-President ...... Mrs. Chas. Marcoot, Caldwell
Recording Secretary.....Mrs. Dan Hopson, Phillipburg
Treasurer .............. Mrs. E. T. Beck, Dwight
Corresponding Sec. .... Mrs. Wilma Baden, Wichita
FIFTH DISTRICT OFFICERS
President ...................... Mrs. Allen Felt
Vice-President ........... Mrs. P. D. Langerman
Secretary .................. Mrs. Leon Roembach
Corresponding Secretary ........ Mrs. J. L. Cobb
Treasurer ................ Mrs. Wilbur Marshall
SUMMER COUNTY OFFICERS
President ....... Mrs. D. B. Campbell, Wellington
Vice-President ... Mrs. Fred Stunkel, Belle Plaine
Secretary........ Mrs. A. G. McClure, Wellington
Treasurer ........... Mrs. Leo Mackey, Caldwell
Corresponding Secretary ...... Mrs. E. L. Munro,
Wellington
CLUB OFFICERS
President .................... Mrs. P. T. Diehl
Vice-President ................ Mrs. G. M. Parkis
Recording Secretary ------- Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Corresponding Secretary ......... Mrs. O. Rhea
Treasurer .................... Mrs. Brady Taylor
Parliamentarian ........... Mrs. K. Trueblood
Custodian ................. Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Historian .............. Mrs. A, L. Swearingen
Reporter .....................Mrs. T. A. Frack
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. E. L. Titus Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Social
Mrs. J. L. Cobb Mrs. John Bradley
Mrs. E. L. Munro
Civic
Mrs. R. C. Williams Mrs. Frank Aker
Mrs. K. Trueblood
Music
Mrs. Ward Cole Mrs. 0. Rhea
Mrs. Brady Taylor
Budget
Mrs. D. D. Becker Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Flower
Mrs. J. E. Carpenter Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Junior Advisor
Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat
CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS
Music Talent ..................... Mrs. Ward Cole
Consumer Education ....... Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou
Public Health ............... Mrs. G. M. Parkis
War Veterans ................. Mrs. E. L. Munro
Education ........................ Mrs. 0. Rhea
American Home ............ Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Scholarship Loan ............. Mrs. D. D. Becker
Radio ........................ Mrs. Brady Taylor
American Citizenship ..... Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
Public Welfare ...... ....... Mrs. John Bradley
Peace Service ............... Mrs. D. B. Campbell
Federation ....................... Mrs. J. L. Cobh
Literature ..................Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
Conservation ............. . Mrs. H. 0. Blanchat
Parliamentary procedure ...... Mrs. K. Trueblood
Art .........................Mrs. R. C. Williams
Legislation .............. Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
International Relations ..... Mrs. George Hunt
Indian Welfare ............... Mrs. N. R. Bowlin
Press and Publicity .......... Mrs. T. A. Frack
Community Improvements ....... Mrs. Frank Aker
CLUB ROSTER
Aker, Jessie (Mrs. S. F.) ...................829
Becker, Gladyne (Mrs. D. D.) ..............1279-J
Blanchat, Dr. Sarah (Mrs. H. 0.) ............1451
Bowlin, Ethel (Mrs. N. R.) ..................543
Bradley, Elsie (Mrs. John) ..................1533
Campbell, Myrtle (Mrs. D. B.) ...............451
Carpenter, Ora (Mrs. J. E.) .................1034
Cobb, Flora (Mrs. J. L.) ..................1423-J
Cole Ruby (Mrs. Ward M.) ....................1119
Cortelyou, Jessie (Mrs. H. W.) ..............1322
Diehl, Lilia (Mrs. P. T.) .................1421-W
Emerson, Mayme (Mrs. B. Y.) ...............172-W
Frack, Charlotte (Mrs. T. A.) ...............771
Greathouse, Cloa (Mrs. S. N.) .............1488-W
Hunt, Ethel (Mrs. G. A.) ....................
Munro, Minnie (Mrs. E. L.) ..................936-J
Parkis, Dora (Mrs. G. M.) ...................1352
Rhea, Margaret (Mrs. O.) ..................1440
Swearingen, Maude (Mrs. A. L.) ..............155
Taylor, Brady (Mrs. W. S.) ..................670-J
Titus, Esther (Mrs. E. L.) ..................547
Trueblood, Erma (Mrs. K.) .................1391-J
Williams, Lela (Mrs. R. C.) .................570
Honorary Members
Mrs. Frank Suhl Mrs. C. W. Hunter
Mrs. E. H. 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
GENERAL THEME
NEW PERSPECTIVES
Sub Theme—A VISTA OF AMERICANISM IN ACTION
Special Projects
Federation Day, Sept. 17 Penny Art Fund, Nov. 5 Pack a Box for Veterans, Dec. 3 Carpet Rag Donation, Mar. 17 Music Talent Tea, April 7 Community Project
Guests
Mrs. Allen Felt—President of Fifth District. Foreign Speaker—Adrie Bahmerth C. E. Russell - Attorney Our Husbands
Music Talent—Thelma Faye Nida Art Talent Student—Ralph Cox Junior Cosmos Study Club
September 17 ................ Mrs. G. M. Parkis
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH FEDERATION
“How delightful to meet,
And each member to greet
After the summer vacation is ended.”
Roll Call ...................... My Department
Greetings ...................... Mrs. P. T. Diehl
Our President
Report of G.F.W.C. Convention .. Mrs. Allen Felt
President Fifth District
County Federation ......... Mrs. D. B. Campbell
President Summer County
Principles of Parliamentary Law ...........
........ Parliamentarian, Mrs. K. Trueblood
Presentation of Year Books ...... Mrs. E. L. Titus
October 1 ................. Mrs. E. L. Munro
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH INDIAN WELFARE
“My hogan faces eastward To catch the sun’s first ray.”
Roll Call .... Something of interest in Indian life Safeguarding the Survival of the American
Indian ............... Mrs. N. R. Bowlin
Reading of the Club Constitution and By-Laws
..........................Mrs. K. Trueblood
Music
OCtober 15 ............... Mrs. H. O. Blanchat
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
“This is my land—I love it.”—Burt
Roll Call ................... Current Events
Guest Speaker ... Adrie Bahmerth from Holland
Report of District Convention
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. J. L. Cobb
November 5
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH ART
“Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything that is beautiful, for beauty is God’s handwriting, a wayside sacrament.”
—Emerson
Roll Call ............... My Favorite Painting
Art Tour
Penny Art Contribution
November 19 ................ Mrs. K. Trueblood
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH YOUTH CONSERVATION
“Foundation of every state is the education and protection of its youth.”
Roll Call ......... A Trip I made in my Youth
Debate:
Resolved that all American People Should be Subject to Conscription. High School De-
bate Team.
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ..........
.......................Mrs. B. Y. Emerson
December 3 ....... ........... M rs. N. R. Bowlin
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH EDUCATION
“A well prepared mind hopes in adversity and fears in prosperity.”
Roll Call .................... My Department
Women in Civil Defense ....... Mrs. John Bradley
Parliamentary Drill
Bring Christmas Gifts for Veterans
December 17 .................. Mrs. J. L. Cobb
NEW PERSPECTIVES IN RELIGION
‘‘What sweeter music can we bring Than a carol to our Heavenly King.”
Roll Call ................. A Christmas symbol
Biblical Flowers in Existence Today .......
.......................... Mrs. S. F. Aker
Women of Scripture ........... Mrs. E. L. Munro
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. E. L. Titus Christmas Music
January 7 ............. Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
“Sail-sail thy best, ship of Democracy Of value is thy freight-tis not the present only The past is also stored in thee!”
—Whitman
Roll Call ....... Excerpts from the United States
Constitution
The Heritage of the United States in Times of
Crisis .................. Mrs. T. A. Frack
Parliamentary Drill
January 21 Mrs. D. B. Campbell
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH LEGISLATION
“Our Country depends upon the majesty of our laws.”
Roll Call .................Name a State Official
Laws of State Relating to Property Rights of
Women and Children ......... C. E. Russell,
Attorney
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ...........
...................... Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
February 4
Guests ................................ Husbands
Fun Eats
“Now is the time to forget all cares,
Cast every trouble away—
Think of your blessings,
Remember your joys
And don’t forget to be gay.”
Place to be decided by the Club.
February 18 ................ Mrs. John Bradley
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH GERONTOLOGY
“It’s great to be great but it’s greater to be human.”
Roll Call .... Something I can do to bring cheer to an older person.
Goals and Projects for Bettering the Lives of
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine ...........
...................... Mrs. S. N. Greathouse
Older People ........... Mrs. G. M. Parkis
Discussion
Music
March 3
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH YOUTH CONSERVATION
“Keep true to the dreams of thy youth.”
Roll Call .... One of my favorite childhood teachers Panel Discussion:
Give Youth a better Understanding of their
March 17 .... Mrs. O. Rhea
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH PUBLIC WELFARE
“Handicaps into Stepping Stones.”
“My Eyes Have A Cold Nose” .... Chevigmy Bring Carpet Rags for Veterans Parliamentary Drill
April 7 ................... Mrs. T. A. Frack
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH MUSIC
“Music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life.” —Auerback
Guests .............. Junior Cosmos Study Club
Roll Call .... A quotation using the word “music.” Music Talent Student .... Mrs. Thelma Faye Nida
Art Exhibit ................... Mr. Ralph Cox
History of Music Talent .... Mrs. W. H. Cortelyou Parliamentary Drill Special Music
April 21 ................... Mrs. Ward Cole
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH THE AMERICAN HOME
“Home is home the world over.”
Roll Call ............ Give your birthday flower
Discussion of Garden Problems:
Conservation of Garden Soil by Use of Compost ............... ... Mrs. H. O. Blanchat
What and When to Plant for Continuous Blossoms .................... Mrs. W. S. Taylor
State Convention Report
Review of G. F. W. C. Magazine .... Mrs. G. A. Hunt
May 5
NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH FRIENDSHIP
Spring Luncheon
“Spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil.” —Herber
Roll Call ............ The year I joined Cosmos
Resume of Twenty Years in Cosmos .........
................... Mrs. A. L. Swearingen
Parliamentary Drill Music
Dim the light and close the book Work is over, summer’s here May it bring you joy and blessing Till we meet again next year.
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 5 1/2" tall, in typewritten cover, with typewritten pages.