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of the convention of the Florida State StateFederation StateFedemtionof tate tateFederation
Federation of womans clubs last weekj weekjand week weekasd weekand
and print it herewith as it appeared in inlast inlast inlast
last Sundays issue of the Jacksonville JacksonvilleTimesUnion JacksonvilleTimesUnion JacksonvilleTimesUnion
TimesUnion and Citizen CitizenThe CitizenThe CitiunThe
The Florida State Federation of Wom Womans Womans Wornans ¬
ans Clubs closed a day or two ago a amost amost aafloat
most interesting session It was at the theinvitation theinvitation theinvitation
invitation of the Palmetto Club held at atDaytona atDaytonn atDaytona
Daytona and there last Wednesday and andThursday andThursday andThursday
Thursday the thetiixth fix th annual annualconention convention of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the State Federation drew dre together a anumber nnumber anumber
number of delegates and enthusiastic co coworkers coworkers coworkers
workers from all over Florida Seven of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the ten clubs in the federation sent dele delegates dlpgates dehgates ¬
gates and reports were read from seven sevenviz feenvb sevenviz
viz the Village Improvement Society of ofGreen ofGreen ofGreen
Green Cove Springs the Womnnn Fort Fortnightly Fo Fonightly Fortnightly
nightly Club of Palatkn Pal tka the Town Im Improvement 1mproement miprovernent ¬
provement Association AtlsociationofTarponSpringK of Tarpon Springs Springsthe I Ithe
the Fairfield Improvement I Association AssociationJacksonville of ofJacksonville I IJacksoDilIe
Jacksonville the Village improvement improvementAssociation improtementAl8ocintion iniprorenlentAssociation
Association of Orange City Cit the Palmetto PalmettoClub PalmettoClub PalmettoClub
Club of Daytona Dn tona and the Womans Club Clubof Clubof Clubof
of Jacksonville The Clubs of Tarpon TarponSprings Tl1rlon8pringH TarponSlrings
Springs Rockledge and Crescent Cn nt City Citywere Citywere Cityere
were ere unable to have representatives representativespresent 1e1n representativespresent CJltl1tits CJltl1titsprelent
present the Tarpon Springs report being beingread bcin bcinnnd beingread
read by b a delegate from another club clubThe cluhThe clubThe
The seven clubs represented approximate approximateu npproximntel11UemhelHhip
u memliership of three hundred women womenThe womenThe womenThe
The convention opened on Wednesday Wednesdaymorning WedneHcltmorning Wednesiiitymorning
morning Mrs Irs W W Cummer of Jack Jacksonville Jacksonville Jl1ckSODillt ¬
sonville > first vicepresident taking the thechair thechair thechair
chair in the absence of the president tJ Mrs MrsJ rs rsJ
J C Beekmin The visiting clubs were werewarmly wrewl1nll1 werewarmly
warmly wl1nll1 welcomed by Mrs 118 Gertrude W AVSsch WEsch WEseb
Ssch president of ottlie the Daytona Da tonlJ club who whoin
in n her address of welcome briefly review reviewed ¬
ed the change in conditions surrounding surroundingwomen
women in the l begining > of the nineteenth nineteenthind
and of the twentieth centuries MrsCum MrsCumner Mrs 118 Cum Cummer CuniIner
ner in replying dwelt strongly upon the thelecessity thenlCCtlSity theliecessity
lecessity for still further work workeRpecially workeRpeciallyin especially especiallyn
in n the interest of improvement impron > ment of educa educational educational educational ¬
tional conditions in Florida FloridaThe FloridaIhe FloridaThe
The presidents address addr SH which was read readby readby readby
by the vicepresident lCpreHide t Mrs 11N Cummer was wasin wasan os osan
an excellent paj paper > er it urged upon the theclubs thecluhll theeIUls
clubs composing the federation to devote devotenuch dcotemuch devotemuch
much attention to the th educational ad advancement adnnl adVflhlCelll11t ¬
vancement nnl lIUnt of the State this particular particularvork
work having huill been blenadopted adopted for principal principalbject principalobject principalobject
object > of the thieyear year ear by b the federation at its itsconvention itscunwntion itseoureiitioli
convention in 1000 1000Much lJOIuch 1900Much
Much routine business was transacted transactedand < l land
and the application of the Housekeei Huu HousekeeirsClub keelelM keelelMClub > ers ersHub
Club of Cocoanut Grove for admission tp tothe tpthe tpthe
the federation was grunted In I n this con connection connection coitneetion ¬
nection the convention took the oppor opportunity upportunity opportunity ¬
tunity to toexpress express its earnest wish that thatall thatull thatall
all of Floridas I Womans Clubs should shoulddentify shouldidentify shouldidentify
identify themselves with the State Feder Federvtion Federution edervtioIl
vtion and so make a strong compact compactvorking cOJ1lpactworking compactworking
working organization organizationExcellent oq1lnizationEXCllIent organizationExcellent
Excellent puj lUIICIN > ers wtro read by various variouslelegates variousdelegates uriousdclegates
delegates Dr Jr Richards of Jacksonville Jacksonvillegave
gave one on Household Ilous holtl Economies a asubject 1 1SUbjlCt asubject
subject that is attracting serious attell nttenion attelltiOIi attelltiomi
ion and nut even legislation in illmall many of the theStnt tilltat tiutStates
Stnt States tat s Mrs IIN Wnmholt of Jacksonville Jacksonvilleread
read to the convention a 1 report of the thetiennial thlHitnnial thitBienimial
tiennial Convention of the National Fed Fedration Feuleration
ration of Womans Jnlaus CIulw at Milwaukee Milwaukeelast Mi1vauikelast liIwluIWtlust
last June Miss Madrass of 1alntka sent I jan Iun Iall
an article on Traveling Libraries which whichwas whihwus vliiu ii iivi1s
was read by h Mrs h McGregor Mrs Ir Glenn Glennof jllllIIof liimi liimiof
of Daytona Vn tona read rollllulapt a paixt on the Kinder Kindergarten KindlIJurteu Kitiulcrgarten ¬
garten Sirs h lis C l H Smith of Jacksonville Jacksonvilleread lmklo11illcn
read n 1U1 one on Progress lru ross Miss McLean McLeandean Mcheauitienim hlellldean
dean of the John H Stetson tliiversity tliiversityat I nitrit nitritut
at DLiind who was zts present madeafew madeafewinteresting 1IIIIIIea flw fevinteresting
interesting inh > noiting remarks remarksAt
At t the closing elosill session on Thursday Thlll dn the thework th thwork tillwork
work of the coming conmilig year tllr was discussed discussedand 1i liseumssedtimid < tIItttI tIItttIit
and it was generally agreed that the thi fed federation fIIlmtiull fuleruttioti ¬
eration should shoultlcolltinllt continue to exvrt t Ht itsgrent
efforts along the lineof education
i The convention dosed clo d after the ailoji ailojition mtIlllI
I tion of the following resolutions resolutionsResolved mvsplutunsIksoived I
I Resolved that the Florida State tatt IVd IVderat 1tIl Fuleration
erat l mtiuu > ion of Womans Clubs do nui 1IIt t sin sincerely situcerely I Icenh
cerely thank the Palmetto Chili hilt of Dnv Dnvtona 1111 lnyI i iI
I tona for extending a second zet omiti omitito invitation invitationto
to meet with it itj itI
j I I Resolved < I That the federation Ituienit jolt thank thankthe thallkthe tiiuumiktue
the entertainment llItlrtaili nillIt lommittee tOIll III it hOf for their theiruntiring tlII theirumntiring I Iulltiring
untiring efforts in making the th coimir coimirtion tout1Jtion eotmvlrtiofl
tion both pleasant and profitable profitableI ui0t1tt1i ui0t1tt1iI
I j Resolved That the gentlemen lItltIIIlU of Day Daytona lIa lIatunll I8ytomuit ¬
tona be complimented and thankui fur furthe 101I furtime
I the interest they tht manifested nUtlIif = tt1 in the th sue suecess SlIcCl sllicess
cess Cl of the convention of Womans 01111I1101 Clulx Clulxlt ChlhItsnln4l Cluti ClutiltsuivetI
lt Itsnln4l > s < Jvvd That the th thanks of tlw th iS iSF i iI iF
I F 1 W C l are due the retiring olliwrs for forthe iHtill forthe
the faithful disilmrge iStlulIt of their miou miouduties III atriuuluiiities tIll i
duties dutiesResolved uiiitiesllesolved
Resolved Ulsol d Tlmtthe That tlll F S F W C ev evpress eXIIISS e ethmnuiks j
press thanks to the Florida East EastI Coast CoastRailway COil COilltllihnl
I Railway ltllihnl and the Plant System Railroad Railroadfor ltnih01U11 ltnih01U11for I
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for sj tillCtilll > ecinl rates to the delcgntt cll ulek ItI1tt ItI1ttI gntas gntasI s sResolved
Resolved > d That F S F W V C render renderi 11U1t1thlluks
i I thanks to the Florida pre p press for f fu mr space spacej tj tjgivemi I
j II given g n > n them and In 1 for f r fnonibli > mention mentiongiven lIIntioliglnn utimmtitnI I I
I given its organization organizationThe
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Death fMaJer Abbott AbbottMnJor AbbottMajor
Major Edward F Abbott A bott of ofeoVington ofeoVingtonKentuckey Covington CovingtonKentuckey ComingtonKentuckey
Kentuckey died at his winter home in inDaytona inDaytona inDaytona
Daytona Friday February 1st at two twooclock tiooclock tWooclock
oclock in the afternoon of heart disease diseaseThe diseaseI diseaseThe dseaseThe I
The Major was w waon on the street during the theforenoon tbeforenoon theforenoon
forenoon and was feeling very well until untilJust untiljust untiljust
Just a few minutes before the Grim GrimReapers GrimReapers GrimReapers
Reapers call The funeral was held Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday ¬
day and the remains interred in Pine PineWood PineWood PineWood
Wood cemetery The Halifax Rifles es escorted escorted escorted ¬
corted the remains and fired three volleys volleysover
over the t e grave Deceased Dect > ased in i survived by bynwife bya
nwife 11 wife a daughter Mrs C A Roberts Robertsand Robe Robeand Robertsand
and a non Geo M 3 Roberts all of whom whomwere whomwere whomwere
were present at the thetinme time of his death deathMajor deathMajor deathMajor
Major Abbott was born at Conneaut ConneautOhio ConneautOhio ConneautOhio
Ohio February 221824 22 1824 and graduated graduatedfrom d dfrom dfrommi
from West Point in 1847 He was im immediately immediately irnmediately ¬
mediately sent to Mexico and nerved as ascaptain 11 11captain ascaptain
captain through the Mexican war At Atthe Atthe Attime
the opening of the civil war he received a acommission aconnniH aconhlIlission
commission connniH < lionls as major and was assigned assignedto n ij11Cd ij11Cdto
to the quarter maulers department of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the state of Ohio He was < t a member of ofthe ofthe oftime
the A i F A M Major Abbott ha hal ImIllen has hasbeeui
l Illen > eeii upending his winters in Daytona Daytonasince nn Inytoimasince tonn tonntinct
since 1854 1 4 and l11ulllIH leaves a host llo t of friends friendswho friflulilwho friendswho
who sympathize with the th family in their theirsad theirad timeirsad
sad ad I e sjavement sjavementState n avenmentState > ment mentStnte
State Press Meeting Meetingfhe
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r fhe he Florida State Press association associationwill
will meet in three days ssion at Miami MiamiMarch Mianii1nmviu linmiJmlh
March 20 0 Following is the program programPresidents In prugnmmnlresidents Iun Iun1IlIidents
Presidents address J 1 W White WhiteNewspapers Whitewllpnptrs WhiteNevspapers
Newspapers > wllpnptrs Past ln t and Present lro nt John JohnSI bunM
SI 1 Caldwell Lake City Index IndexInfluence ImlexInfluelllt IndexInfluence
Influence of the Press Pre R on Public Mor Morals Morals Iornls ¬
als J J S Geiger Gei > I Eustis 4 Lake Region RegionTo
To What Extent E tent Should the Weekly WeeklyNewspaper WlCkJyewspllper WeeklyNewspaper
Newspaper ewspllper Seek k ToBeu To Be 11 Reflector and andWhat andWhat andWhat
What Extent a Creator of Public Opin Opinion Orinion Opinion ¬
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Free Advertising Frank Walpole Pal Palmetto Pal1lIetto Palnietto
metto News NewsSome SewsSome NewsSome
Some Advise from an Old Editor to toYoung toYoung toToting
Young Editors Frank E Harris Ocala OcaluBanner OcaInUamwr OcalaBanner
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Model Form and Makeup of a Weekly WeeklyNewspnper Wlkl Wlklcwlpnptr WeeklyNewspaper
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Frank V Baker Gate Gatltit City Chronicle ChronicleNewspaper ChronicleScw ChronicleNewspaper
Newspaper Scw palllr Circulation C Rufus A L Ruts Russell Rl111I Rutssell ¬
sell Jacksonville Metropolis MetropolisThe letroJlolisThe
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Miami Metropolis MetropolisThe IltropoliThe fetropoiisTime
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