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Club Notes

WOMAN'S CLUB OF TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA [illustration]

April 1967 President, Mrs. F. R. Coxen Number 8 Seven

NEWS & NOTES

By Nancy

Congratulations to Mrs. Sam Wahnish who has
assumed the office of 1st V. P. of the Club.
We look forward to working with Hester, and
know that her predecessor, Mrs. B. Draughn,
will continue to serve our club with the same
enthusiasm she has always shown.

Our profound thank to Mr. Morton Hirshberg who
gave a $100 Memorial to the Club on the 100th
anniversary of his mother's birth date.

Mrs. Julius Hirshberg (Mena E. Williams) was
one of the club's charter members; and we are
proud to have her cousin, Miss Ruby Diamond,
as one of our Life Members. This donation, in
the name of Mrs. Hirshberg, has been placed in
our Memorial Scholarship Loan Program at F.S.U.
Students needing help to further their education
can, for many years to come, benefit from
the thoughtfulness of Mr. Morton Hirshberg.

My next trip out of town to represent you will
be as a delegate to the FFWC State Convention,
April 17, in Daytona Beach. There are nine
Resolutions to be presented at the convention,
they are listed in the other column, very
briefly, for your information. We would welcome
your opinion, so that the club delegates
might each cast her vote as your true representative.

There will also be introduced several amendments
to our FFWC By-Laws. If you're interested
I would be happy to discuss them with you,
otherwise we trust you will rely upon the discretion
of your delegates to cast their vote
in the best interest for a better State Federation.

Delegates will be announced at April meeting.
We wish you could all go with us, but will
give you our report in May.

Nancy Coxen, President
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APRIL PROGRAM

Department of Legislation
Chairman, Mrs. M. B. Riherd

Speakers: Mrs. George Thurston,
Elementary school teacher

Peter Guarisco, Member School Board

Miley Miers, Representative

[Iillegible] you know 'Legislative Wives' invite them to
the meeting. A good program is planned - so
bring a guest and help us welcome our special
guests.

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL:

Mrs. Harry Conners 385-2344
Mrs. Jim Dye 385-1649

DEADLINE WEDNESDAY NOON FOR

RESERVATIONS OR CANCELLATIONS

[illustration] Phone Now!

The Calendar

Apr. 13 - 1 P.M. Luncheon Meeting
16 - 22 National Library Week
17 - 20 FFWC Conv. - Daytona Beach
27 - 10 A.M. Fellowship Morning
Hostess - Dept. of Education
7:30 P.M. American Homes Dept.
Dinner Meeting
May 4 - 10 A.M. Board of Directors

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NEW APPOINTMENTS:

Membership Comm. Chrm.,Mrs. Laymon Carlile
Fair Comm. Chrm., Mrs. Ed Mooney

NEW COURTESY MEMBER:

Mrs. John E. Champion

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AMERICAN HOMES DEPARTMENT

Chrm. Mrs. Dewey Eubanks

Mrs. L. H. Paul, Jr. and Mrs. O. L. Dorsey
are planning an interesting program

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"GOURMET'S DELIGHT"

A special invitation is extended to members
to bring their teen-age daughters to this
meeting, it's their turn to be honored!

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL:

Mrs. Ralph Brown 385-3368
Mrs. Carl Brinkley 877-2294

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RESOLUTIONS:

1. State Legislature change age to 16 for
special driving permit, to 18 for regular
driver's license.

2. That paregoric be restricted to sale only
upon prescription by State and Fed. laws.

3. Support legislation to make motorcycling
safer for all, expecially young people.

4. That the song "Florida", words and music
by ZeePaille, be adopted as official song
for our state by legislature.

5. Recommend enforcement of existing state
laws by estabnlishing Florida research and
Treatment Center to provided treatment for
child molesters 'who can benefit from it'.

6. State introduce legislative bill forbidding
indecent expsoure of female bosom in public
places.

7. State pass law requiring proof of small-pox
vaccination upon enrolling in first grade.

8. Work towards Federal legislation stipulating
ANY tuition moneys paid to colleges for
educational purposes be fully deductible
under Federal Income Tax.

9. Encourage efforts of all agencies, local,
county & state, engaged in family planning
control, to increase efforts for safer means
of population control.