World Rural Housewives convention in Washington review
History making events of the World Rural Housewives convention in Washington opened with Mrs Alfred Watt of Canada presiding. Readings showed exchange of experiences, exhibitions of rural crafts, and open houses by federal agencies, with nations sharing insights on quilting incomes, seaside homes, rural youth clubs, and anti-migration efforts in Denmark.
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Alfred Watt
Canada
Vienna
Stockholm
Hull
Wallace
Mra
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jinada
Federated Women's Institute
The
East Africa Women's League
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Douter Moses
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