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Cary Club minutes, 1899-1918

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  characteristic manner expressed

the love and best wishes of the
club for many returns of the day.
The ladies departed feeling that
the afternoon was one of the
happiest occasions of the club
year.

  Mrs. Blinks     Mrs E W McKean
      President            Secretary
                                  -----------

Marion Iowa        May 12th 1913

  The annual meeting of the Cary

Club was held at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Davis Monday afternoon
the President presiding. Eleven
members responded to roll call
with household hints. Minutes of 
previous meeting read and approved

  A motion was made to draw on

treasurer for eighty five cents to
defray expense of finding one
volume of magazines for the Public
Library. Club was asked by the 
federation to furnish three cakes
for the luncheon to be served the
delegates to the librarians conven
tion which met in Marion Thursday
May 15.
The election of officers was next in
order which resulted in the election
of Mrs. J. J. Ives President for the ensuing
year. Mrs. C A. Pyle Vice President,
Mrs. A. G. Waffle Secretary Mrs J. C Davis
Treasurer. Mrs Blinks then read to
us extracts from letters from her
son written on board the Battle
Ship Maryland, describing
the countries visited, also a
vivid description of the

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224 characteristic manner expressed the love and best wishes of the club for many returns of the day. The ladies departed feeling that the afternoon was one of the happiest occasions of the club year. Mrs. Blinks Mrs E W McKean President Secretary ----------- Marion Iowa May 12th 1913 The annual meeting of the Cary Club was held at the home of Mrs. J. C. Davis Monday afternoon the President presiding. Eleven members responded to roll call with household hints. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved A motion was made to draw on treasurer for eighty five cents to defray expense of finding one volume of magazines for the Public Library. Club was asked by the federation to furnish three cakes for the luncheon to be served the delegates to the librarians conven tion which met in Marion Thursday May 15. The election of officers was next in order which resulted in the election of Mrs. J. J. Ives President for the ensuing year. Mrs. C A. Pyle Vice President, Mrs. A. G. Waffle Secretary Mrs J. C Davis Treasurer. Mrs Blinks then read to us extracts from letters from her son written on board the Battle Ship Maryland, describing the countries visited, also a vivid description of the