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thirdly - the school training - These three consideration makes the character of our boys and girls. Miss Okey read a very interesting account of the "National convention At the close of the program Mrs Beaton kindly assented to render another appropriate selection. A song of triumph and praise. There were 25 present meeting closed by repeating [miz pch.?]

On May 15 1923 at Mrs. John Lincolns Mrs Woodburn owing to the absence of Mrs. Robert Lincoln, presided at the meeting, After opening the meeting Mrs. Earmen read Prov. 31- a virtuous woman her price is far above rubies After prayer the song My Mothers Bible was sung. Mrs. Hamilton spoke of the [four fued firces?] of Life Home, School, Community and religion. Mrs. Wordburn sung a solo As one Whom his Mother confireth. Mrs. John Lincoln the things necessary to success in life. Obedience formed character. health - a great improvement in lately might be saved. The Shepherd Towner is to help in the future. Solo - Tell Mother I'll be there after which Mrs. Morgan read A Mothers Pleas. Mrs. Stocks was appointed sec. pro-tem in the absence of sec. Mrs. Watland reported 2 yearly subscriptions and 10 quarterly to the Union Signal. A telegram and letter was sent to one representing in [inpleasMornes?] in regard to the gift of state hospital at Quarterly. Glover Mission Day June 8 to meet at rest room 25 present Mrs Stock see [program?]

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137 thirdly - the school training - These three consideration makes the character of our boys and girls. Miss Okey read a very interesting account of the "National convention At the close of the program Mrs Beaton kindly assented to render another appropriate selection. A song of triumph and praise. There were 25 present meeting closed by repeating [miz pch.?] On May 15 1923 at Mrs. John Lincolns Mrs Woodburn owing to the absence of Mrs. Robert Lincoln, presided at the meeting, After opening the meeting Mrs. Earmen read Prov. 31- a virtuous woman her price is far above rubies After prayer the song My Mothers Bible was sung. Mrs. Hamilton spoke of the [four fued firces?] of Life Home, School, Community and religion. Mrs. Wordburn sung a solo As one Whom his Mother confireth. Mrs. John Lincoln the things necessary to success in life. Obedience formed character. health - a great improvement in lately might be saved. The Shepherd Towner is to help in the future. Solo - Tell Mother I'll be there after which Mrs. Morgan read A Mothers Pleas. Mrs. Stocks was appointed sec. pro-tem in the absence of sec. Mrs. Watland reported 2 yearly subscriptions and 10 quarterly to the Union Signal. A telegram and letter was sent to one representing in [inpleasMornes?] in regard to the gift of state hospital at Quarterly. Glover Mission Day June 8 to meet at rest room 25 present Mrs Stock see [program?]