1972

Mary Tyson, a Book Fair and Scholarships

Members elected Mary Tyson president on January 26, 1972, and continued the films and the home library service. The Garden Club gave seventy garden books; Alice Erlandsen, Frances Young and Ann Marie Goodwin appeared in the newspaper photograph of the gift. In April the board deferred a planned book fair, extended the children's contest and sold its adding machine. In May it adopted a budget and counted 112 members. The eighth Libations benefit earned a profit of $355.33. The book fair took place September 24 and earned a profit of about $68. The newspaper printed winning work from the eighth junior writing and illustrating contest by Hillarie Keller and Diana Lea Mausser. On November 15 the board authorized a contribution to a county scholarship and prepared nominations for 1973.

Drawn from: Annual meeting minutes — officers, collections and scholarship; Garden Club's seventy-book gift — newspaper photograph; Board minutes — book fair deferred and benefit planning; Board minutes — budget, contest and summer programs; Board minutes — book fair, benefit results and scholarship; Board minutes — scholarship contribution and book-fair results; Children's contest winners and selected poems; Eighth junior writing and illustrating contest rules.

Summary written by Claude from this year's records, for review by the board. Read every year.

1972 at a glance

Officers
President Mary Tyson; Vice president Betty Ryan; Treasurer Mrs. William Wofford; Recording secretary Mrs. Raul Cristin; Corresponding secretary Jane Turner (election record)
Raised and spent
Raised $886 and spent $753. Treasurer's report
Held at year end
$612: $553 in operating cash and $59 in named and invested funds (fund balances estimated).
Members
112 on May 5, 1972

From the Treasurer's reports, minutes and newsletters in this archive. The Exhibits chart every year together.

27 records from 1972