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Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Report on a women's organizational meeting appointing committees, listing representatives from southern states and D.C., discussing Christian fellowship, home as refueling station against delinquency, future-building across races, church integration, and tributes; ended with formal dinner in educational building.
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Mrs. Beatrice Wilkerson, Mrs. W. A. Bowie, Mrs. M. Jenkins, Mrs. Gussee Moore, Mrs. Mary Craig, and Mrs. Bertha Wadley
COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH: Mrs. Mable Butts, Chairman, Mrs. Louise Moore, Mrs. Rosa Askew, Dr. A. I. Calhoun, and Mrs. Ida Sherrod
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: Mrs. I. Shivery, Chairman, Mrs. Josephine Murphy, Mrs. B. J. Johnson, and Mrs. S. I. Greene
PLANNING COMMITTEE: Mrs. Chas. Hubert, Chairman, Mrs. Fupi, Mrs. L. Mosby, Mrs. B. I. Clark, and Mrs. E. B. Maddox
STATES REPRESENTED IN THE ORGANIZATION WERE: Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, Tennessee, Washington, D.C. And representatives from these states were Mesdames F. A. Williams, E. B. Edwards, C. W. Jackson, S. I. Greene, L. D. Shivery, Julia Fate Borders, National Treasurer of the Main Body, M. E. Thornton, Shreveport, La., Catherine Cunningham, B. J. Johnson, J. S. Flipper, James J. Hensley, C. Cunningham, Sadye Potter, Epsie Johnson, Anna Hall, Bertie Gauthier, I. Ivies, B. J. Jackson, Epsie Wadley, and Dr. A. L. Calhoun
GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION
The warmth of church contacts was emphasized, Christian fellowship, readiness and preparation for what is expected of the Commission, the demand for change of technique to keep abreast of the times, the place of the home as a re-fueling station; the care of the home as a check on juvenile delinquency, a building organization for the future regardless of race, creed or color, the forward movement of the church, emphasized the integration of all departments, and comments ended with glowing tributes to Mrs. Geneta Haugabrooks.
FORMAL DINNER CLOSES ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
A grand formal dinner closed this history-making event. It was served in the spacious auditorium of the educational building with the tables bedecked with beautiful cut flowers. The picture of the group was made.
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Organizational meeting of a women's group with committees on research, public relations, and planning chaired by named members; representatives from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida, Tennessee, and Washington D.C.; discussions emphasizing church fellowship, home care to prevent juvenile delinquency, building for the future regardless of race or creed, church integration; concluded with formal dinner and group photo.