W.A.A.C. officer addresses

              Eureka Anamosa, Iowa
1943
|W.A.A.C. Officer I Group at School
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Mrs. Ruth Iti'iles and Mrs. Alma LStuart played  a   selection   " Stars and   Stripes   Forever"  on two  pi-ianos  for  the  opening   number   of the  meeting    held   at   the     High School gymnasium  last     Wednesday     afternoon.       Third      officer Kathryn  McWilliams,   member   of the WAAC public  relations staff, Fort Des Moines, spoke on the different phases     of   the    Womans' Army  Auxiliary    Corps  giving   a very interesting description of the qualifications  necessary    to   enter this organization and the need of many more  to   join who  can fill men's places, releasing these men for  the  front   lines.     Mrs.     Earl Phillips,   as   chairman,   introduced, I Mrs. Don L. Wherry,  the origin-lator   of   the  meeting  who   intro- , duced Miss  Avis Johnson,    Home | Economist,   of   Des     Moines,   who had charge of the panel discussion wh