AAUW Guests to Visit National Headquarters in April
Members of the AAUW staff in Washington will host a convention at National Headquarters. Guests include Dr. Helen Bragdon, Miss Mary Smith, Dr. Eleanor Dolan, Dr. Janet Clark, and officials from Maryland Delaware and West Virginia clubs. Local members will entertain out of town visitors at their homes during the convention.
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Berbert
N. He Heston
SSPE
Hood College
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Heston
AAUW
Washington
Helen Bragdon
Miss Mary Smith
Eleanor F. Dolan
Janets Clark
Baltimore
International Grants
Ryseanti
Ramsey Bosch
Comerse College
Spartanburg
S.C
South Atlantic
Charles Pasc‘hall
Wilmington
Del
Herbert W. Anderson
Prospectville
Leland Schubert
Harrisonburg
Vis. C. R. Davisson
Weston
W. Va
William Kemp
Wayne Neely
A. R. Remsberg, Jr
Cecil Muller
Heinz Heinemann
Cain
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Katherine Dutrow
Charles Heck
Alvida DeLashmutt
Grace Lippy
Grace Thomas
Robert Tyson
Remsberg
Melvin Engle
Rhoda Fogle
Paul Payne
Elisabeth Bower
Louise Weasley
Allister M. Matthey
Edgar McBride
Hugh McCormeh
Uunshaw
Vis Warne Nech
John Rappolt
Ruth Clements
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Sam W. Maples
Nevin Baker
Margaret R Motter
Lyme
Maryland AAUW Convention at Hood College April 9–10
More than 200 AAUW members will gather at Hood College for the Maryland State Division annual convention with hostesses from Frederick AAUW. The program theme Education Around the World features talks by J Russell Andrus and Dr Mabel Newcomer, art exhibits, luncheons, and formal events. Registration begins April 9 at 2 PM in Gambrill Gymnasium, with sessions and dinners planned through April 10, including a speech by Dr Andrus and a talk on Liberal Arts Education.
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American Association of University Women
Hood College
Maryland
Frederick A. A. U. W
William R. Quynn
Flossie Cain
J. Russell Andrus
Foreign Operations Admnistration
Mabel Newcomer
Vassar College
Gambril Gymnasium
Gambriil Gymnasium
Andius
Gambrill Gymnasium
Newcomer
Nelson Lyttle
J. D. Dave
AAUW
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
T. B. Symons
Should homemakers be paid a salary for services
HAL BOYLE questions if wives should receive a salary for home services as a recurring debate resurfaces after equal rights. He notes letters from so called indignant wives often come from husbands and shares an informal poll: no wife he spoke to wanted pay for housework.
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New York
Wives Paid Wages Debate Divides Husbands And Households
A chorus of Victorian era style debates emerges as men discuss paying wives a wage for housework. Some argue it would acknowledge labor and debt of care, while others insist they remain the boss with control over money. Several cite potential savings, time cards, and imagined consequences of overtime.
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English Lesson by W L Gordon on Elder and Older
A snippet notes proper usage of elder for family members and older for age or things, with examples. It also covers mispronunciations and misspellings of words such as debauch, modest, and modiste, highlighting common errors.
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Annie
Betty
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Answers on Columbus voyage ships and Houston port rank
The text notes Columbus used three ships, the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria. It states the Nina and Pinta were caravels with three masts, while Santa Maria was larger than a caravel with a midships deck. It also mentions Houston, Texas ranking as a major port for oil trade.
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