Several features helped to make the last meeting of the Woman’s Club for the year 1924-25 an interesting one. The meeting was held last Thursday afternoon in the auditorium of the graded school. The outgoing president, Mrs. G.D.B. Reynolds, presided and after dispensing with old business the various department officers gave their reports on the year’s work. It is interesting to note that the club had more than 100 members and 16 new names were added at the meeting.
The club plans to sponsor a supervisor for Hearne Park for the summer, and also voted to support the lyceum attractions which will e presented during the coming winter.
The president gave a full and interesting report of the club work and was given a rising vote of thanks. She added, however, that much credit was due the splendid co-operation of her official board.
The most entertaining feature of the afternoon was the music rendered by Mrs. Wagoner, formerly Miss Jamie Patterson of Concord. Mrs. Wagoner gave several lovely selections, among them the two, one for piano and one for voice, which won the two loving cups offered by the State Federation, and presented at Pinehurst. She is a versatile artist, being a composer, and singer also, and was ably accompanied by Mrs. Correll of Concord. The club was delighted to have Mesdames Wagoner and Correll with them.
From page 5 of The Albemarle Press, “A Stanly County Weekly of Character—Published Every Thursday” June 25, 1925
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