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[Page 1] Feb. 13th

By special arrangement the meeting was with Mrs. Currie instead of Mrs. Harrison as our list shows, As the Secretary had prepared a boastful paragraph in the minutes regarding the regular and full attendance on all the meetings…

[Page 1] List of Books 1933-34

Mrs. Shewmake-----Presenting Lilly Mars
Mrs. Watts--------The Young Mrs. Meigs
Mrs. Vowles-------Mr. Pete and Co.
Mrs. Cumming------Green Mansions
Miss Douglas------The Irish Beauties
Mrs. Black--------The House…

On the evening of April 13th we were invited, by the ladies of the Thursday Book Club, to meet them & a number of other guests, from the town & two colleges, at the home of Mrs. Withers. Quite an elaborate prog musical program had been prepared & was…

[Page 1] At the regular meeting of the book club Friday afternoon Feb. 12, 1904 more than the usual members were present. Either the younger members of the families didn’t require mustard plaster or soothing syrup or everyone knew there was plenty of…

[Page 1] Nov. 10

Friday evening, No. 11th, was appropriated for a concert which many of the ladies were unwilling to miss. So our hostess, not to be thwarted in the enjoyment of our new privilege-a night meeting, moved our date forward a day, & we…

[Page 1] March 1st

After being postponed twice, first on account of Junior Speaking and second because of the weather, the club met with Mrs. Dupuy on the first day of March. The weather cer- tainly had mot improved for it was cold with a heavy…

[Page 1] Mrs. Harrison’s Minutes

The regular meeting of the Book Club was held January first, 1904, at the home of Mrs. Harrison, ten members being present. The room presented the aspect of a first class China-shop, [unavoidably however] owing…

[Page 1] 1902

Eleven members of the Book Club met with Mrs. Black April first. The house-keepers were interested in a report from the president of a model electrical bakery run by Niagara power, with tables arranged to go & return for service,…

found in a 1912 yearbook.

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Founding member

Street view of the Mecklenburg Hotel

Postcard sent to Miss Cornelia Shaw in Davidson, November 22, 1919, from Robert H. Bennett (Class of 1916). Cornelia Shaw was Davidson College's first full-time librarian (she also served as the college's…

Davidson, a liberal arts college for men, founded by Presbyterians in 1837, is located 20 miles north of Charlotte. First color photograph cards.

Eleven men wearing Masonic aprons stand together. One is holding a sign saying "Davidson Lodge No. 511." James Howard is on the far left and Ken Norton is the center of the back row.

Cards made for the College Union, 1954.