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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
The cooking school event featured nets salads and desserts with many prizes awarded to attendees. New members joined the group and plans for a December luncheon at the Legion Dugout were finalized, while members were urged to send cheer to a long hospitalized member.
Mrs Edna Brooks presided at the first meeting of the fiscal year on November 17. The president reported on the Department Conference at the Hotel Statler on November 5 stressing membership growth and urging contact with wives and daughters. Dues to be paid early. Committees announced: Ways and Means Elsie Cashman. Juniors Doris Burns. Membership Ruth Walsh. Child Welfare Madeline Birkmaier. Music Emery. Sick Sadie McNeil. Publicity Margaret Horrigan. Coupons Mary Woods. Rehabilitation Margaret Foote. Americanism Doris Burns. Visit to F Banks Hospital with Mary Cassidy Suffolk County Chairman of Rehabilitation and Edna Brooks.
President Donald H. Gardner announces the monthly meeting of the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association to be held Tuesday December 6. A home cooked dinner at 6 30 p m is served under Mrs Myrtle Cobb. Reservations via Mrs Rabethge Ocean 0537M or Mrs Cobb Ocean 2410R. Prof N Elliot Willis will present pictures from Havana the Panama Canal and California with special musical selections for an enjoyable evening.
The Winthrop Woman's Club meets Friday at 2 PM in Ellis' Hall. Mrs. Howard M. LeSourd will lecture on Personal International Relations, with Mrs. A. Walter Larkin directing the program. Mrs. Jesse F. Dolloff will display Needle Craft in the Art Corner and tea is hosted by Mrs. Marcellus N. Gilbert and committee. Edith P. Blair.
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