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STATE FEDERATION.
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City federation of Colored Women's
Clubs, June 28, to 30, 1916,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Head Quarters
Bethel Baptist Institutional
(Cor. Hogan and Caroline Sttt. 1
Wednesday Night-Program and Banquett, Bethel
Thursday Night-Mt. Zion
Friday Night-Centra:l
All the day meetings will be at Bethel.
Organized Jan. 22, 1912.
Motto: Not For Our~efvea But For Others.
Color.t: White anJ GolJ.
Slogan- Preparedne3&.
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CLUBS.
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. M. E. C. SMITH
Mrs. C. G. Heard, President, 818 North St.
Mra. J. W. Ward, Mrs. Julia Keith, Mrs. Bell Anderson, Vice·Pres.
Mrs. M. G. Mills, Sec'y.
Mr . Priscilla Scott, Tres.
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Old Folks Home Association.
Eartha M. M. White, President.
J. W. Ward, Vice- Pres.
G,. S. Tucker, Mrs. E. Braker, 1820 Durkeys Ave., Secretaries.
Amanda Jackson, Tres.
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Brooklyn Improvement Club.
Mrs. C. B. Forester, president
Mrs. A. L. Harrison, vice-president
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M. G. Mills, Sec'y.
E. J. Williams, Tres.
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Mrs.
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J. H. Blodgett Club-Helping Hand to Old Folks Home
Effie Dix Breaker, Pres., -2117 Grand
W. M. Lowe, Vice·Pres.
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Maggie Carnell, Sec'y.
Viola Oliphant Tres,
5. Royal Terrace Improvement Club.
Mra. Bell Roymans, ·president
Ada S. Jackson, Vice-Pre~.
Dukes, Tres.
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Moncrief Improvement Club.
Mrs. C. L. Kennedy, president
Ivery Poter, secretary
MitcheH, Tres.
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Rescue Industrial Home for Girls.
1\lrs. D. B. Williams, president; 808 Market Gt.
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L. C. Flemming Missionary Club.
Mrs. Bell Anderson, president ·
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The Amy Decoursey Mothers Club.
Mrs. Gilly Horn, president
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10. Springfield Civic Club.
11. Triumph Lodge Civic Club.
Mrs. Cora Walker, president
Laura Dupont, Vice·Pres.
Ada Braddock, Sec'y.
MinnieJ. Story, Tres.
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C. C. P. League.
Miss E. M. M. White, president
13. Y. W. C. Association Work.
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Viola Owens, president, 2:!.3 E. State St.
Lena G. Lampkin, Vice-Pres.
J. A. Bird, Sec'y.
Ellen Johnson, Tres.
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St. Stephens Allen C. E. League.
D. Breaker, president
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Clarksville Improvement Club.
Alice Jackson, president
Mamie Hawkins, Vice·Pres.
L. C. Panell, Sec'y.
Pauline Daneley, Tres.
Organized April 14, 1916.
16. The Queen Esther Club.
Mrs. Hattie Latimore, president, 2Gth and Davis Sts.
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Jannie Darlord, Vice·PreH., 2~rd St. and Springley Ave.
Lucy King, Sec'y., 23rd St. and Springley Ave.
Maria Brown, Tres.
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Christian Workers Club.
Mrs. Anna Tucker, president
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Jane Taylor, Vice·Pres.
Francis Higdon, Sec'y.
Tallie Forester, Tres.
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St. Paul A. M. E. Improvement Club.
Sena Blake, president
Lilly Tooms, Sec 'y.
Elivia Nixon, Tres.
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Heads of Departments.
M"others Clubs-Mrs. J. W. Ward
Children-Mrs. Florence Thompson
Young Woman-Julia Keith
Health and Hygiene-Miss M. Allen
Humane-Mrs. M. G. Mills
Domestic Science- Mrs. B arington
Social Science-Mrs. L. C. Fisher
Business-Mrs. Clarisa G. Heard
Suffrage- Mrs. I. J. Williams
Civic-Mrs. Cora Walker
Forestry-Mrs. C. B. Foster
Rescue Work-Mrs. D. B. Williams
Educational Work-Mrs. F. C. Duncan
Kindergarten-Mrs. Edna French
Music-Mrs. Rosa Butler
Art-Mrs. Rosa Holmes
Religion-Mrs. M. E. Gray
Literature-Mrs. Baker
Agriculture-Mrs. G. R. Reynolds
Temperance-Mrs. Ada Braddock
Juvenile-Mrs. J. C. McDonald
Prison and Slumbs-Miss Eartha M. M. White
Good Roads-Mrs. C. S. Tucker
Officers and Members.
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Eartha M. M. White, President, 223 Eagle St., Jacksonville, li'la.
Alice Anderson, 1st Vice, 949 Odessa St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Julia Keith, 2nd Vice, 1650 Florida Ave., Jacksonville, Fla.
J. T. Mark, Chair. Executive Board, Durkee Ave., Jacksonville
Laura Haywood, Cor. See., 1435 Adelia St., Jacksonville
Annie L. Sightler, Rec. Sec., Grover Ave., Jacksonville
C. S. Tucker, Fin. Sec., Durkee Ave., Jacksonville
Federick C. Duncan, Chair. Education
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J. W. Ward, Treasurer, 2064 Pierce Ave., Jacksonville
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J. C. Heard, Organizer, 302 State St., Jacksonville
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G. C. Reynolds, Ass't Organizer
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Mattie G. Mills, Auditor, Price St., Jacksonville
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Annie Gray, Statistician, Center St., Jacksonville
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Bell Anderson, Ch. Ways and Means Committee Florida Ave.
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D. B. Williams, Ch. Committee on time and place. Market St.
Honorary Presidents: Mrs. J. W. Ward and Mrs. C. T. Dorrah
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Committees.
Chairmen of Committes to Entertain State Federation.
Mrs. E. D. Breaker, Publicity Committee
Mrs. C. G. Heard, Reception Committee
Mrs Jane Taylor, Entertainment Committee
Mrs. Carrie Smith, Banquet Com.
" Julia Keith, Outing Com.
" Bell Ander!on, Decorating Com.
n Anna Tucker, Ushers' Com.
" Alice Jackson, Waitress Com.
" I. J. WilHams, Press Com.
• • M. G. Mills, Legislative Com.
~' Ada Braddock, Finance, Com.
" C. S. Tucker, Program Com.
PROGRAMME:
Singing _________ . . .____________________ -----· ___________ _
Prayer ______________________ Rev. J. A. Long of Mt. Zion
Address of Welcome in Behalf of City Clubs ____________ _
Miss E. M. M. White
Solo __________ ··--- ___________________ Miss V. Lewis
Address of Welcome in Behalf of City Churche~--------­
Mrs Clarissa G. Heard
Solo ________________________ Miss Maggie Anderson
Address of Welcome in Behalf of City Schools __________ _
Mrs. Effie Dix Breaker
Solo ________________ , __________________ Mrs. Cora Heard
Address of Welcome in Behalf of the City, Rev. J. E. Ford
Solo __________________________________ Miss Louise Jones
Annual Address and Response _______________________ _
The State President, Mrs. F. R. Keyser
Duet _________________________ Mrs. Rosa Butler and Son
Announcelnents _______________________________________ _
Thursday night program at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church
Friday night program at Central Baptist Church
All Day Meetings at Bethel
Outing to Manhattan Beach, Saturday, July 1st.
Miss Eartha M. M. White, President.
Mesdames Laura Haywood, C. S. Tuck r, Annie L.
Sightler, Secretaries; Mrs. J. W. Ward, Treasurer.
Delegates Elected to the National Association at Baltimore,
August 6th, to the 11 th.
Mi8s E. M. M. White
Mrs. Walker
C. Tricker
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. L. E. Powell
A. L. Sighter
E Braker
D. Williams
S. F. King
Mrs. Alice Jackson
A. Braddock
Mrs. Mills
Mrs. Heard
" Keith
Mrs. Tucker
ALTERNATES.
J. E. Parker
A. Lattimore
A. Jackson
S. J. Sanford
V. Owens
M. E. Jones ·
M. 0. Taylor
Mrs. Robinson
H. Williams
C. Smith
STATE MEETING DELEGATES
Mrs. L C Fisher
Mrs. Julia Keith
Mrs. I J Williams
Prudance Moore '' Ada Braddock
" L Haynt~rd
Janie Dollard
'' Rebecca Raynoltl
'' I J Robinson
Florence Thompson
Distinguished Visitors.
Mrs. B T Washington, National President
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E L Davis, National Organizer
M C B Mason, N a tiona!
Lillian Turner, St. Paul
Lillie B. Willianson, Mobile, Ohio.
Victoria Clay Haley, St. Paul M.
W S Jennings, State President W. C. (white)
Frank Jennings, City President W. C. (white)
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John Greather (white)
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0 Brown well (white)
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Dr. Bradley
Mrs. F R Keyser, State President
Mr. Eugene K Jones, New York
Miss Grace Townaend
Rev. J E Ford
Mr. Smiley
Dr. J W Bailey
Mrs. M F Robinson, State Organizer
Accomplishments.
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The president, (Miss E. M. M. White) went to Gov.
Trammell in behalf of securing better provisions
for women prisoners.
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Assisted Dr. Stevens in taking U. S. Vital Statistics
for the Infant welfare Bureau.
"Clean up week" was celebrated
March 4th to 12th, held a baby show at Bethel Bapt·
Church, awarding the most perfect babies with
prizes.
"Baby week" celebrated March 4th - 11th.
Cooperated with White Woman's Club
Free Clinic held at their club building on E. Duval
St., Dr. Brandley in charge.
Placed slides in public places appealing to men
to pay their pole taxes and register so as to be
qualified to vote.
Gave prizes to the Stanton school to the pupil who
wrote the best essay on the house fly; the satne
was won by Master John Thompson
Interceeded about proper and better drainaga and
good roads in colored sections.
Established a Social Study Class, Dr. J. E. Ford,
Teacher.
Held a number of public mass meetings
Held metnorial services and sent floral pieces and
telegrams to the late Dr. Booker T. Washington
and the late Dr. M. C. B. Mason
A committee and convention address Duval County
Commissioners in behalf of securjng prisoners out
in stockade, better ventilation and a chapel where
religious services can be held.
Secured the indorsement of the play ground committee of the city for colored play ground. Sight
was selected: and the city has an appropiation for
the sarrie.
Laid cornor stone for the new building of Edward
Waters College in memory of the late Bishop
Moore, April 27th 1916.
Will entertain State Federation of \\'omen's Clubs,
· June 28th to 30th 1916, Jacksonville, Fla.
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MRS. C. S. TUCKER
Chairman of Programme Committee
Secretary of Old Folks Home
MRS. ALICE JACKSON
President of Clarksville Club
MRS. BELL ROYMANS
MRS. ANNIE L. SIGHTLER
Preaidenl of Royal Terrace Improvement Club
Recording Secretary of C. F. C. W. C.
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MRS. AMANDA JACKSON
Treasurer of Old Folks Home Ass'n.
MRS. CLARISA G. HEARD
President of M • E. C. Smith Club
MRS. LATIMORE
President Queen ·Esther Club
MRS. ADA BRAD DOCK.
Chairman of Fina nee Com.mltte~
MISS EARTHA M. M. WHITE
President of City Federation Colored W. C.
State Treasurer, Pret. of Old Folks Home
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Thursday at 3:00 p. m; Mrs. John Simmons, chairman of the Legislative committee of the Woman's Club ·
(white), and a member of the Advisory Board of the
Young Women's Christian Association, a representative
of the Woman's Club of the city, will deliver an address.
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