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Women in Rotary
(Some articles
found in The Rotarian)
May 1913 Have the Women a Place in Rotary?
(by Russell F. Greiner)
April
1914 A Woman’s View of Rotary
April
1920 Woman’s Place in Rotary
July
1920 The Woman Investor (by Clara F.
Porter)
November
1924 Woman and Rotary (by A. F. Graves)
January 1925 Rotary – and the Women Outside
January 1925 Woman and Rotary (by Frank L.
Mulholland)
February
1925 Woman and Rotary (Among our Letters)
December 1928 The Women of Rotary – Respond to the
suggestion for a Women’s
Forum (by Helena
Weatherby)
Letters from Women Readers
(all in response to Helena’s
article, who worked for The
Rotarian :
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A Newcomer Visits Chicago Women of Rotary (quote from the
letter:
“[…] Mrs.
Harvey, who was the first president of the club, tell about
those
first days of
organization – back in 1921 I think it was – when they tried so
hard to get
recognition from Rotary International. Paul Harris, it seems,
had
been easily won
over, but it was not so with the Board of RI.”
-
Rotary Anns of Pitman, New Jersey, organized March 24, 1925
- Rotary Anns of
Birmingham, Michigan
- Women of Rotary
of Tacoma, Washington, organized May 4, 1920
- Spokane Women of
Rotary
- Inglewood,
California, organized August 11, 1924
February
1929 The Women of Rotary – This Month: Pertinent
Remarks on
Feminism (by Helena
Weatherby) (quote from her article:
“As for free love, she (the new-style
Feminist) thinks it is impractical rather
rather than
immoral. With the society organized as it is, the average man
and
woman cannot carry
on a free union with any degree of tranquillity.”
Letters from Readers
March 1929 The Women of Rotary – Should we
endeavour the rewrite Mother
Goose? (by Helena Weatherby)
Letters from Readers
-
Charleston Rotary Auxiliary
April 1929 The Women of Rotary – Dismissing
our friends with: “How Queerly
they Dress” (by Helena
Weatherby)
Letters from Readers
June 1929 The Women of Rotary – The Exchange
of Youth Movement as a
Test of Intelligent
Parenthood (by Helena Weatherby)
March 1931 Rotary Ann – A Portrait By One of
Her
Illustration in pencil by Harvey Fuller
(To be continued)
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