Woman's Club Holds Distinguished Annual Meeting
The Woman's Club met for its annual session with Mrs T L Jones delivering a moving retiring presidency address. Fifty members attended, the largest ever, as reports were read and dues increased to one dollar by a two thirds vote. Officers elected include Mrs Votter president and Mrs Paskell first vice president, with Emma McDonough, Disosway, Bonham, and Albertson filling secretary and treasurer roles. A Memorial service honored late members Cornelia Burt, Mary Jacobs, Harriet Vail, Laura Kline, Mary Powers, Eleanor Horrom, and Mary Poyer Fyffe. An ice cream and cake reception at Mrs T L Jones's home followed the meeting.
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Marshall Downey
Woman’s Club
B. E. Jones
T. L. Jones
Votter
Paskell
Emma McDonough
Disosway
Miss Bonham
Albertson
Edna Powers
Tsit
Tshall
Spirit Land
Angel of Death
Laura A. Kline
Mary J. Powers
Eleanor Horrom
Mary Poyer Fyffe
Pigeo Neal
Mary Poyer
Woman's Club
Henry
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Ife
Swan Lake
Auubon Committee
Barnes
State Audubon Society
The
Sky
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Bessie Townsend
Bessie (Williams) Blood
Miss Allen
Ida
Alice Ketchum
May Devers
Lillian R. Powers
Winifred Pershing
Ella Kirkpatrick
Mre Harter
Mary Robinson
Alice Coe
Ella Melick
Beattie
Major
Tullis
Alfred Bayliss
Ida Jones
Carrie M. Jones
Mary L. Hildebrant
Belle Potter
Eliza Harrison
Hattie Jones
Charlotte Monier
Louisa D. Tullis
Ruth Wright
Grace Lincoln
Martha D. Sutton
Mayme B. Vogelsang
Josephine Is ‘Townsend
Lofty Clover
Grace Cromwell
Mrs Powers
Wright
Lincoln
Townsend
Elysian
Emily Sparling
Woman's Club Marks Tenth Anniversary With Reflections
The Henry Woman's Club closes its year with a celebratory report across many projects. Members recall travels through education, Audubon activities, and library support, while noting losses, weddings, and the club's enduring public service. The secretary highlights attendance, finances, and gratitude to officers and members.
Woman's Club of Henry Elects New President
In a toned speech emphasizing harmony and progress, the speaker awards the presidency to Evyrnyy EB Jones, praising the club's value and statewide recognition. The address notes the club’s influence in the 16th district and among state workers, urging the incoming leader to honor the office and continue the organization’s mission.
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Woman's Club
Henry
Evyrnyy Eb, Jones
Memorial Services Honored Veterans in Quiet Town
A Memorial Day program drew a large audience as veterans and citizens gathered in a draped auditorium. Rev R L Campbell spoke on The Land is Mine citing Liberty Education and Religion, with choir performances and a National Anthem finale.
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