Of Interest to Women Club to Open Meeting
The Woman's club season opens in Des Moines Iowa with delegates from North Dakota Minnesota and Ontario gathering for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial meeting. Des Moines hotel headquarters hostesses will assist while Minnesota's Mrs Thomas G Winter garners strong support for federation presidency. Delegates from Crookston and Carrington join a state delegation with social events planned including The Festival of the Corn at the Des Moines Country Club.
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Theeneral Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Iowa
Onne
R. A. Sprague
0. W. Mclusky
Carrington
1 Rth
Dakota Federation
C., Selvig
Crookston
Ninth District of Women’s Clubs
Savery Hotel
Thomas G. Winter
Minnesota
General Federation
Winters
Josiah Evans Cowles
Des Moines Country Club
Debutante season opens as Bud at Capital continues
Miss Veira Hines, daughter of Brig. Gen. Frank T. Fines, recently made her Washington debut after illness delayed January plans. At the university, Miss Nelle Martindale, acting dean of women for the six week summer term starting June 22, previously served commendably in the role. Social committee members include Franz Rickaby and Miss Helen Davies, with Miss Martindale, among others, tasked with arranging forthcoming programs.
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Brig. Gen
Frank T. ‘Fines
Washington
Nelle Martindale
Martindale
Dean Kennedy
Franz Rickaby
A. H. Yoder
M. Helen Davies
Harry C. ‘Trimble
Kentucky Woman Named to National Democratic Committee
Mrs. J. Campbell Cantril wife of the Seventh Kentucky congressman sails to the San Francisco convention to help nominate the Democratic candidate She is the first Kentucky woman named to the national committee and is noted for social diplomatic circles and war work during the war years appointed by Johnson N Camden.
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Kentucky
Coast
San Francisco
J. Campbell Cantril
Congress
Cantrill
Natonal Democratic Committee
Johnson N. Camden
Arkansas nominates Dr Ida Brooks for state superintendent
Dr Ida Joe Brooks national vice president of the Professional Women's of Arkansas has won the Republican nomination for state superintendent of instruction. This marks the first time a woman is nominated for a state office in Arkansas. Brooks will be delivered via special train to ? unclear destination as report notes transport details.
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Association of Business and Professional Women of
Montgomery
Ale
Kate Whitelder
Ida Joe Brooks
Ofens and Professional Women’s of Arkansas
Arkansas
Brooks
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