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Cary Club minutes, 1934-1939

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     On December 21, 1936, the annual
  Christmas party of the Cary Club was held
  at the home of Mrs. Carrie Reickert. A 
  delicious luncheon was served at 12
  o'clock under the efficient supervision
  of Mrs. L. M. Phelps and Alta Emerson
  The attendance was 100% perfect. After
  the luncheon a meeting was held
  with Mrs. Carrie Reickert, the vice-pres-
  ident presiding. Sixteen members ans-
  swered to roll call.
     The secretary gave a report of the last
  meeting which was approved as read.
  A motion was made and seconded that
  if there is not enough money collected to
  pay for the chickens, that enough be taken
  from treasury to finish paying the bill of a 
  $1.05. carried.
     The program consisted of a Christmas Story.
  The Gift of the Magi, by O. Henry, by Mrs. Erwin,
  As a program of entertainment the little rhy-
  mes given with the tiny toys in the plum pudding
  were interesting and entertaining. A couple of
  question and answer contests were given
  the first, a Christmas Tree contest with ans
  wers given with names of parts of a tree.
  The second, The Medical [illegible], with ans-
  wers given with names of parts of the

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46 On December 21, 1936, the annual Christmas party of the Cary Club was held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Reickert. A delicious luncheon was served at 12 o'clock under the efficient supervision of Mrs. L. M. Phelps and Alta Emerson The attendance was 100% perfect. After the luncheon a meeting was held with Mrs. Carrie Reickert, the vice-pres- ident presiding. Sixteen members ans- swered to roll call. The secretary gave a report of the last meeting which was approved as read. A motion was made and seconded that if there is not enough money collected to pay for the chickens, that enough be taken from treasury to finish paying the bill of a $1.05. carried. The program consisted of a Christmas Story. The Gift of the Magi, by O. Henry, by Mrs. Erwin, As a program of entertainment the little rhy- mes given with the tiny toys in the plum pudding were interesting and entertaining. A couple of question and answer contests were given the first, a Christmas Tree contest with ans wers given with names of parts of a tree. The second, The Medical [illegible], with ans- wers given with names of parts of the