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| − | 1910.06.28 nominated and forthwith elected<br />donated two guineas to housing fund in 1925 | + | 1910.06.22 proposed by H.S. Harrison, seconded by J. Gray<br />1910.06.28 nominated and forthwith elected<br />donated two guineas to housing fund in 1925 |
=== Notes From Elsewhere === | === Notes From Elsewhere === | ||
The Woman Teacher June 17 1927<br />Camberwell. June 24. Meeting is open to members and friends in the beautiful garden kindly lent by the Misses Vellenoweth. This will be an excellent opportunity to introduce new members. Please send postcard to Miss Vellenoweth if tea required by June 23. <br /><br />The Woman Teacher July 5 1929<br />Camberwell. The summer meeting will be held in the garden (indoors if wet), 13 Baldwin Crescent, Flodden Road, SE5, on Wednesday, July 3. Time 4.15-8.45. The Misses Vellenoweth have much pleasure in inviting members and their non-member friends to tea. Please send postcard. Musicall programme arranged by Miss W.V. Morgan. Speaker, Miss E.F. Jaffray, MA. Subject, 'Humane Education'.<br /><br />National Union of Women Teachers. May 8 1931<br />A visit to the Humane Exhibition, 35 Old Bond Street, W1, has been arranged for May 16 at 10.45 am. All members, their friends and elder scholars are invited to join the group. The Exhibition has been specially opened on Saturday morning for this party and Miss Vellenoweth, 13 Baldwin Crescent, SE3, will be very pleased to answer any enquiries | The Woman Teacher June 17 1927<br />Camberwell. June 24. Meeting is open to members and friends in the beautiful garden kindly lent by the Misses Vellenoweth. This will be an excellent opportunity to introduce new members. Please send postcard to Miss Vellenoweth if tea required by June 23. <br /><br />The Woman Teacher July 5 1929<br />Camberwell. The summer meeting will be held in the garden (indoors if wet), 13 Baldwin Crescent, Flodden Road, SE5, on Wednesday, July 3. Time 4.15-8.45. The Misses Vellenoweth have much pleasure in inviting members and their non-member friends to tea. Please send postcard. Musicall programme arranged by Miss W.V. Morgan. Speaker, Miss E.F. Jaffray, MA. Subject, 'Humane Education'.<br /><br />National Union of Women Teachers. May 8 1931<br />A visit to the Humane Exhibition, 35 Old Bond Street, W1, has been arranged for May 16 at 10.45 am. All members, their friends and elder scholars are invited to join the group. The Exhibition has been specially opened on Saturday morning for this party and Miss Vellenoweth, 13 Baldwin Crescent, SE3, will be very pleased to answer any enquiries | ||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
1910.06.22 proposed by H.S. Harrison, seconded by J. Gray
1910.06.28 nominated and forthwith elected
donated two guineas to housing fund in 1925
Notes From Elsewhere
The Woman Teacher June 17 1927
Camberwell. June 24. Meeting is open to members and friends in the beautiful garden kindly lent by the Misses Vellenoweth. This will be an excellent opportunity to introduce new members. Please send postcard to Miss Vellenoweth if tea required by June 23.
The Woman Teacher July 5 1929
Camberwell. The summer meeting will be held in the garden (indoors if wet), 13 Baldwin Crescent, Flodden Road, SE5, on Wednesday, July 3. Time 4.15-8.45. The Misses Vellenoweth have much pleasure in inviting members and their non-member friends to tea. Please send postcard. Musicall programme arranged by Miss W.V. Morgan. Speaker, Miss E.F. Jaffray, MA. Subject, 'Humane Education'.
National Union of Women Teachers. May 8 1931
A visit to the Humane Exhibition, 35 Old Bond Street, W1, has been arranged for May 16 at 10.45 am. All members, their friends and elder scholars are invited to join the group. The Exhibition has been specially opened on Saturday morning for this party and Miss Vellenoweth, 13 Baldwin Crescent, SE3, will be very pleased to answer any enquiries
