Tuesday Club Meets in Charlottesville Social Evening
The Tuesday club at Charlottesville met March 17 at Mrs. Merle McClarnon home with Mrs. Mary Braddock helping. Papers on Legislation Art and American Citizenship were read by Inez Johnston Marie Zapf and Vera Shultz plus a poem by Luella Addison. Guests included Cora Braddock and daughters Grace and Hazel. Refreshments followed.
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Charlottesville
Merle McClarnon
Inez Johnston
Marie Zapf
Vera Shultz
Luella Addison
Cora Braddock
Grace and
Hazel
Ernest Widvey
Central Normal
Harry Widvey
Reba Stickler
Helen Little
Alexandria
Laurence Wales
Earl Barry
Lilburn White
Laurence Wright
Henry Schumaker
Dayton
Leone Hiatt
Indianapolis
Charles Niles
Stella Collins
Elwood
Lizzie Danner
Arthur Hossick
Sarah Frances
Anderson
Joe Walker
Lyle Bell
Inrence’ Steffey
Charles Simmons
Robert Oldham
Ohio University
Friends and Methodist Churches
Friends Church
Clyde Sutton
County Infirmary
Loren McClarnon
Flora Sipe
Lucille Hoogtern
Joe Hoogtern
Ralph Zapf
Virginia
Harvey Fry
Freeman Walker
Family
Ed Young
Laude Hiatt
Fred Masters
Emma Chew
Snikey
Mcliie Beesor
M. Syd Mei
Knightstow
Aine Hutt
Arthur Ruggles
Arvil Nibargerard Chidren
Richmond
Cecil Lindetr
Edith Boggs
Shirley Jane
Pittsburg
John Dent
Gladys Addison
Phylig Sewall
Fortville
Ruth Williams
Lurene Miller
Alderson
Martha Mae Moore
Lois Zimmerman
Graham
Kingan’s
State Museum
Lilbur White
A. Perry
Joe Fisk
Frank Arnold
Madison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Bell
Arnold Overman
Columbus
Betty Lou
Mary Jane
Charles Simmers
John Gambul
Tillie Garland
North Salem
Cottingham
Blaine Bishop
Edwin McClarnon
Matilda Moore
Justin Goodpasture
Lowell — Collins
Taylor University
Earl Parker
Paul Cox
Fort Wayne
Tom Cox
Betty Ruth Haskett
Mary C. Jessup
Anna Mae Thomas
Wilkinson
Virginia Zaps
Sarah Walker
Nannie Ramsey
Knightstown
Disinherited and the American Heritage of Freedom
Passage extols the American legacy of freedom of speech and opportunity. It praises a national spirit of courage and self-reliance, public wealth, and the enduring inheritance won by hard-working pioneers across generations.
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Croesus
Preserving American Heritage for Future Generations
The piece laments shifting values and rising debt as threats to liberty and opportunity. It argues that descendants earned freedoms through pioneers and must safeguard personal liberty, opportunity, and national strength for the next generation.
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