1937 - 1938
' \ ,, Club Motto 11To Labor is a Pleasure" Club Colors Yellovv - Blue CULTURE CLUB 1937 - 1938 Org~ized and Federat~d January 11, 1924 Meeting every other Wednesday from September through June I
Letitif;l. Brock Elizabeth Carden Edythe Minor Della Williams Zepha Baker Program Membership Hospitality Critic Art Department OFFICERS President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer S~ANDING COMMITTEES Edythe Minor The lma Unthank Ellen Mae Dancy Ruth Flowers Verdell Rutherford F~ Ruth Flowers Mercedes Hardy Thelma Flowers Theresa Grigsby Lenora Gaskin Betty Carden - Assistant { I TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR CLUB WOMEN 1. Thou shalt have no other clubs before this one. 2. Thou shalt not worship any false thing. 3. Remember thy club engagement. 4. Honor thy club sisters. 5. Thou shalt entertain in thy turn. 6. Thou shalt not covet office. 7. Thou shalt be prepared for roll call. B. Thou shalt not at the eleventh hour begin to hunt material for thy paper. 9. Thou shalt not speak in meeting when thy s-ister has the floor. 10 • Thou shalt diligently keep these commandments so that thy club days be lengthened and thy fame spread unto the uttermost parts of clubdom. ORDER OF BUSINESS 1. Luncheon 2. Program 3. Guessing Box 4. Roll Call 5. Reading of Minutes 6. Unfinished Business 7. Bills - Communications • e. New Business 9. Adjournment.
THE HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA September 15th Election of Officers October 6th Installation of Officers October 20:th Business Meeting November 3rd Business Meeting November 17th "Our African Backgrou.."1d11 "Salient Facts of World Affairs 11 December 1st "The Negro in Slavery in Reconstruction" Business Meeting December 15th "Race and Race Mixtures 11 1 11Facts of World Affairs 11 December 29th Social Meeting - Christmas Party Zepha~Baker Elizabeth Carden Letitia Brock Mary Alexender Ellen Mae Dancy Ruth Flowers Thelma Flo'V'{.ers Ellen Mae Dancy Thelma Unthank "The Negro in America----His Social, Economic and Political. Adjustments". January 12th "Education of the Negro During Slavery" • Lenora Gaskin Lenora Gaskin January 26th "History of Negro Lula Gragg Schools-Colleges-Universities" 11World Facts" February 9th (Negro History Week) "Historians of the American Negro" Mercedes Hardy Thelma Flowers Y. W. C. Ar. Thelma Flowers I February 23~a'/ "The Ne(?;--P-6 ,in Religion" March 9th (Negro Music Week) "Negro Composers and their Works" Business Meeting March 23rd "Negro Poets and their Works" "Wotld Facts" M ,. "Negro Artists and their Works "World Facts" t) (J'i. April 13th (Negro Health Week) "The History of the Ne~ro in Medicine" l ~ ne~eeting ' "The Negro in Polit:icsl ,f May 11th "The Negro :fn Oregon" ~J I Estelle Gragg Verdell Rutherford Estelle Gragg Theresa Grigsby Theresa Grigsby Mercedes Hardy Je1u1ie Jamison Zepha Baker Ethel Jackson Ethel Jackson Letitia Brock Elien Mae Dancy Verdell Rutherford Jennie Jamison Thelma Unthank Ruth Flowers Ruth Flowers France,a Fuller Mary Alexander Della Williams May 25th "The History of Negro and Playwrights' ' Verdell Rutherford in Drama-His Yforks 1:f" June 8th "The Negro in Prose bd His Works" ~eport of Annual Meeting of O.A.c.w.c. June rid (Closing 1 Meeting). Pionic or Trip to Beaoh ,.. ,Lula Gragg Elizabeth Carden De•lla Williams Ethel .,Jackson
DIRECTORY ' Mary Alexander 3956 N.E. 12th " Zepha Balcer 6535 N.E. Grand 1., Letitia Brock 734 N.E . Shaver Elizabeth Carden 5214 N. Maryland Ellen Mae Dancy 6134 N .E. 13th Ruth Flowers 1 1806 N.E. Victoria Thelma Flowers. 3 - N. Halsey Frances Fuller 4326 N.E. 6th " Lenora Gaskin 4054 N.E. Union Estella Gragg 4903 N.E. 29th Lula Gragg ' 4902 N.E. 30th ~Theresa Griggby 2146 N.E. 10th Mercedes Hardy 1936 N. Vancouver -Ethe1 Jacks on 11 - N. Halsey Jennie Jamison 1329 N. Ross vMarcella Jolmson 'Edythe Minor 4812 N.E. 27th Verdell Rutherford 833 N.E. Shaver " Thelma Unthank 3111 S .E. 29th Della Williams 2428 N.E. Rodney ~~ ~~ ~~ Ga. 5871 Tr. 2930 Wa. 3471 Tr. 9496 Tr. 6553 · Ea. 8917 Tr. 8906 Ga. 8945 Ga. 2709 Tr. 1805 Tr. 6018 Ea. 2332 Ga. 3441 Ga. 3037 Se-. 4186 e,,, . ..._.5 Jc 1 MEMORIAM I stood on the bridge one morning As the hurrying throngs passed by . .And my cheeks were kissed by sunshine That streamed from God's own sky. As I looked on the hills beyond me My throbbing heart was filled ·with gratitude and · gladness That ne~er can be stilled. God's stmshine softly whispered To the sunshine of my soul 111 am the symbol of the Light of Glory That will ever and ever unfold". Life's bridges are all before us .And we cross them one by one Let us cross them bearing Love and Service Till that glorious Sunshine is won. ~ i 0- I \ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Mrs . Pierce - l927 * *Mrs . Lottie Rutherford - October 29, 1935 1* *Mrs.Lucille Crosswhite - April 16, 1936 * *Mrs.Edythe Minor - December 17, 1937 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ?
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