O 11 I' tf 1 I I U f tThis Club will continue its interest to further the public library, and hy its concerted efforts will add new books. Their legular meetings will he held in the library rooms instead of the homes of fhe members. A nice gas stove ha* been placed there, and it will add much comfort to those who seek this hall of enlighten-enment.Miss,Mary Radford, librarian at% *Muskogee of the Carnegie library, was in attendance and kindly aided the librarian, Miss Foley, and Mrs.Phil Brown, president of the Library Board, in installing the “filing system used by all large libraries. Asthe hooks are nearing the thousandmark if seemed advisable to install a system while it could be easily handled. Miss Radford believed a wider interest in the benefits of a library for a progressive town and for the children, who are the future citizens of Kufaula, might, be manifested by all the citizens since the \ nucleus was now formed.We hope Mis* Had ford will come again,since she wTas indeed an inspiration. Tag Day was suggested by her as a mean* of raising money to further the library work, and the Club will do so.Hix books were bought with the ten dollars donated by the FederationFund of the Library. i