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THE CLUB WOMAN – KY FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS 1925<\/h2>\n
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TAGS:\u00a0<\/strong>The Club Woman – KY Federation of Women’s Clubs 1925; Echo Club; Progress Club; Berea Women’s Club; Fireside Industries; Berea College; Columbia Woman’s Club; Mark Twain; Club Women; Education; Crab Orchard Woman’s Club, Woman’s Club of Danville; Kentucky College for Women; Harrodsburg Woman’s Club; Lancaster Woman’s Club; Lawrenceburg Pierian Club; Jessamine Woman’s Club; Richmond Woman’s Club; Madison County;\u00a0Shelbyville Woman’s Club;\u00a0Science Hill School;\u00a0Stanford Woman’s Club;\u00a0St. Asaph’s or Logan’s Fort;\u00a0The Twentieth Amendment; Child Labor Amendment;\u00a0Robert’s Rules<\/p>\n

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The Club Woman – KY Federation of Women’s Clubs 1925<\/strong><\/p>\n

TABLE OF CONTENTS<\/h3>\n

Vol. 6 No.6, February 1925<\/p>\n

The Eighth District Number
\nBerea. The Echo Club. Miss Virginia Wynn, President
\nProgress Club. Mrs. E.C. Moore, President.
\nBerea Women’s Club, Mrs. W.C. Noble, President
\nGreetings From the Fireside Industries
\nThe Romance of Berea College by Mrs. M.E. Vaughn
\nColumbia Woman’s Club, Mrs. R.F. Rowe, President
\nFacts about Ancestry of Mark Twain by Mrs. R.L. Durham
\nEditorial: Filial Love by Mrs. Henry Cleveland Wood
\nDistrict Meeting
\nCooperation
\nClub Women as Factors in Promoting Education by Jno. J. Tigert
\nGreetings by W.J. Fields
\nThe Crab Orchard Woman’s Club, Mrs. Margaret James, President
\nThe First Brick House Built in Kentucky
\nGray Days
\nThe Woman’s Club of Danville, Mrs. Henry Jackson, President
\nKentucky College for Women
\nHarrodsburg Woman’s Club, Mrs. G.W. Edwards, President
\nLancaster Woman’s Club, Miss Helen Gill, President
\nLawrenceburg Pierian Club, Mrs. G.B. Hawkins, President
\nThe Jessamine Woman’s Club, Mrs. J.B. Pearson, President
\nRichmond Woman’s Club, Miss Willie Kennedy, President
\nBrief Annals of Madison County by Mrs. James W. Caperton
\nThe Shelbyville Woman’s Club, Mrs. Charlton P. Nash, President
\nA Brief History of Science Hill School, Shelbyville
\nStanford Woman’s Club Mrs. J.S. Owsley, President
\nSt. Asaph’s or Logan’s Fort
\nWhy Especially Should the Women of Kentucky Be interested in its State Affairs
\nThe Twentieth Amendment – Article XX
\nChild Labor Amendment
\nBeautiful Hair
\nShall Robert’s Rules Terrorize?
\nOur Greatest Need<\/p>\n

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