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GFWC
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Volume
2, Issue 4 "Hearts
in Unity - Beating for Others" March
2003
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GFWC Centennial Woman's Club of Tullahoma Left, June Parker, librarian, accepts books from club president Ida Smith (on right).
GFWC Loudon Woman's Club The (Loudon) News-Herald Community Life page on Sunday, Jan. 1, carried a full half-page of pictures and text about the annual Poetry Contest for Students in Loudon, Philadelphia and Steekee Elementary schools and Fort Loudon Middle and Loudon High schools. GFWC Loudon Woman's Club sponsored the contest, and announced winners in the four categories. Janet Peters, club member, said 55 poems were entered. The News-Herald published pictures of the winners in each of the four categories, as well as the four first place winning poems.
GFWC Kingston Woman's Club
This picture shows the 100% devotion that the GFWC Kingston Woman's Club has to the Unicorn Project. On a snowy cold day in January the total membership of our club went to visit in person the facilities in Wartburg. Of course we took a whole trunk load of goods for them to sell -- as well as made another monetary contribution. On the way up the mountain, we observed the havoc in Mossy Grove from the tornado. Our ladies enjoyed seeing first-hand the operation of the Unicorn Project.
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The
GFWC Centennial Woman's Club of Tullahoma donated books to the East
Lincoln Elementary School in Tullahoma as their Libraries 2000 project.
East Lincoln Elementary is in a lower income area of Tullahoma. Librarian
June Parker expressed the school's gratitude.