Baden's First 100 YearsPage Sixty-seven
The club was both County and State federated in 1934. The membership was at first limited to 30 as the meetings had to be held in the homes of the members, but as other girls wished to join the Club, a new meeting place had to be secured to accommodate them. The meetings are now held in the Methodist Church basement. The restriction as to membership has been lifted and it is now unlimited, the Club having an enrollment of 62. Each year three members of the Senior Club are chosen to serve as advisors. The following have acted in that capacity:
And the present advisors are:
Mrs. C. L. Blazier, Jr. The following have served the Club in the capacity of president: Mrs. Harold Ross (Alice Wolz), Mrs. David Hixon (Lillian Hammerle), Mrs. Joseph Ammon, Jr., Miss Olive Brown. The object of the Club shall be to maintain an organization center for intellectual and social development among the young women of the community; to serve the community as a charitable organization, and to provide educational advantages which shall fit its members for service in future club life. It shall also aim to cooperate with the Senior Club. The Club contributed $150.00 to "The Seeing Eye Security Fund," $25.00 to the County Blind, and $5.00 to the State Blind. An Eye Clinic for the Baden School has been planned. It will be carried out the coming year of 1938 and 1939. One troop of Girl Scouts has been organized under the Senior Scout Committee and four Junior members: Mrs. Ruth Whitmore, Mrs. James McDanel, Miss Virginia Goerman, Miss Jane Morrison. Plans are under way for the orgnization of another troop, possibly two. The Club supports a Choral, under the direction of Mrs. S. A. Scobie and Mrs. F. A. Barkley. During the past Club Year, 1937-1938, the first Club Scrapbook
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