The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a most interesting meeting Friday night at which delicious barbecue was served.
Interest was centered around the annual reports which were given. The educational committee has loaned money to and assisted in other ways, three young women who have taken business courses they could not otherwise have had. One of these has paid back practically all of her loan and the other two will soon be in a position to begin their payments. Applications are now being filled for fall loans.
The other committees all gave most encouraging reports.
After all other business was disposed of, officers for the coming year were elected. Miss Penelope Clayton was the choice for president. Miss Annie Stevens, vice president; Mrs. Hattaway, recording secretary; Mrs. Bessie H. Harriss, corresponding secretary; and Miss Blanche Parrott, treasurer.
The club has decided to occupy very attractive rooms in the new Wayne Bank building.
Any business or professional women who are making Goldsboro their home are invited to make application for membership in the club to Miss Alice Ward, the membership chairman, who can be found at the Health department.
From page 3 of the Goldsboro News, Sunday morning, May 10, 1925
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