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Collection Overview
| Size | 12 volumes (1.0 linear foot) |
| Abstract | Descriptive and detailed minutes of monthly meetings of a women's book club in Salisbury, N.C., for thirty-three years, with only a few gaps, including book lists, accounts of programs, notes on discussions of cultural interest and on social matters, and indications of the spirit and atmosphere of the meetings, the charm of the hostesses' arrangements, and other matters. Also included is a record book for the Salisbury and Rowan County Committee of the North Carolina Division, Women's Committee of the Council of National Defense, 1917. |
| Creator | Salisbury Book Club (Salisbury, N.C.) |
| Language | English |
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Scope and Content
Descriptive and detailed minutes of monthly meetings of a women's book club in Salisbury, N.C., for thirty-three years, with only a few gaps, including book lists, accounts of programs, notes on discussions of cultural interest and on social matters, and indications of the spirit and atmosphere of the meetings, the charm of the hostesses' arrangements, and other matters. Also included is a record book for the Salisbury and Rowan County Committee of the North Carolina Division, Women's Committee of the Council of National Defense, 1917.
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