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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
6
The Golden Rule H E club met at Mrs. Norma Stoll's home for its May session. President Mrs. Olive Blackell called the meeting to order. Norma Stoll read the month’s history of the song, and much of the gathering focused on planning programs for the coming year, including a white elephant event.
The record notes that there were 450 559 state hospital residents for mental illness in the United States in 1947, reflecting the era’s institutional care numbers and national scope of mental health facilities.
A small auction concluded the business meeting. The June gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Alice Blackwell at her home on June Tth at 2:00 p.m.
The Junior Wise Owls 4-H club met May 23 at Linda Abram’s home. Members enjoyed singing and an open business session. Tom Rader and Ernest Burk hardt presented a demonstration. Refreshments were served to thirty seven members and leader.
East Barrie 4-H club held its second meeting on May 25. A brief business session passed out record books before leader Mrs. Disser took members to a style show at the Girls 4-H Building.
The Trifolium Livewire 4-H club held its regular meeting on May 24 at the home of Helen and Ruth Pershing. Norma Alexander presided as president. The group discussed judging and demonstration contests and other business. Recreation followed, and refreshments were served to about 15 members.
London plans a two week Fashion Fortnight from May 30 to June 13 featuring over 300 fashion houses open to overseas buyers. The event includes numerous fashion parades, special exhibits, and gala receptions.
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