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Woman's Christian Temperance Union minutes, Grinnell, Iowa, 1928-1976

Page 141

141 fund. Market day reported by Miss Buck to be about sixty dollars. Moved and seconded that we announce our thanks through the City papers. The year books were brought and partly distributed. Twenty present. Sec 
(Look on page 137 for Mays report.)
June 19, 1923 A very enjoyable meeting was held at Mrs Hamilton in connection with a picnic supper. The scriptures were read and those present were blessed by the Truths that were presented. over Singing How firm a Foundation Prayers were offered by Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Woodburn Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Heas A reading on the beautiful life of Jennie Cassady - a city worker was given. Bringing out her philanthropic work. Mrs Woodburn sang solo The report of the flower mission department was given some Members met at the rest room June 7 and at ten o clock flowers came pouring in. There were 65 bouquets made and 68 peonies put in [bixls?] 39 bouquets divided between two hospitals These flowers were send sent to Toledo Saturday June 8. A reply of appreciation was received and comments were made of the natural results of being so kindly remembered A suggestion which is a good one was made by president that of sending a scripture promise verse. Mrs Kearney drew our attention to the county convention at Searsboro to be held in July. Mrs. Wood read a paper with interesting [Inotations?] connections. An interesting feature of the afternoon was a display of curios from Egypt that Miss Lois Woodburn had send - Products of some of her children working under her.

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141 fund. Market day reported by Miss Buck to be about sixty dollars. Moved and seconded that we announce our thanks through the City papers. The year books were brought and partly distributed. Twenty present. Sec (Look on page 137 for Mays report.) June 19, 1923 A very enjoyable meeting was held at Mrs Hamilton in connection with a picnic supper. The scriptures were read and those present were blessed by the Truths that were presented. over Singing How firm a Foundation Prayers were offered by Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Woodburn Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Heas A reading on the beautiful life of Jennie Cassady - a city worker was given. Bringing out her philanthropic work. Mrs Woodburn sang solo The report of the flower mission department was given some Members met at the rest room June 7 and at ten o clock flowers came pouring in. There were 65 bouquets made and 68 peonies put in [bixls?] 39 bouquets divided between two hospitals These flowers were send sent to Toledo Saturday June 8. A reply of appreciation was received and comments were made of the natural results of being so kindly remembered A suggestion which is a good one was made by president that of sending a scripture promise verse. Mrs Kearney drew our attention to the county convention at Searsboro to be held in July. Mrs. Wood read a paper with interesting [Inotations?] connections. An interesting feature of the afternoon was a display of curios from Egypt that Miss Lois Woodburn had send - Products of some of her children working under her.