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... Wake, Miss Cooke was one of the founders of Weston Turville Women's Institute. holding the office of president for many years. Connected with many other movements in• eluding the Women's Suffrage Society. and the Save the Children fund. Miss Cooke was ...
... civil i held an annual festival ofm'pewe and temperance from 1841 for 20 years, but his radical views and support of the women’s suffrage movement ofi%wbtwghthhi:fldiqne. 4 painting is expected to fetch between £l,OOO and £1,500. ...
... complete resuscitation sound basis. Replying to questions, she spoke of the work of the Women’s Rurean connection with women’s suffrage and the develoment of an interest women in the subject government and an improvement of their conditions in Korea. The Hon ...
... her frimd Doris Wege how she and some friends were starting groups to prepare women for the greater responsibilities of equal citizenship which had begun with women's suffrage Mrs Wege agreed to set up one in Amersham. and the local group was officially ...
... and conference for women members, organised by the Women's Advisory Committee. was held last week at the Beechtree Hotel, Beaconsfield. Over 60 members heard talks by Mrs. John Hall on Fifty Years On—the anniversary of Women's Suffrage. the Hon. Mrs. ...
... before she can call herself a secretary Influencing the food makers There has been a lot of talk this 5016 anniversary of women's suffrage about woman's role in society. But through all the controversy, one important fact was overlooked: the woman of today ...
... was one of the co-founders of the Weston Turville branch of the Women’s Institute, and held the office president. For scvetal years she was Treasurer to the National Union of Women’s Suffrage , Societies. under Mrs. Henry Fawcett. In 1919 she became Financial ...
... occasion. Stun. the days of the campaign for Women's suffrage she had won world-wide renown and admiration as a champion of women's cameos. She was one of the early presi#enta of the National I'nion of Tow&women's Guilds and had a 'special interest In this ...
... itself converted into a dent of the World Women's nurses' home. Christian Temperance Union, Mrs. Looking back. Matron says she Ashman attended the International - has enjoyed her stay in the town Women's Suffrage Alliance conand both she and her husband ...
... within two hours of hitting an iceberg Of the 2206 men women and children aboard her only 703 escaped death It was the year that Mrs Pank-hurst went to prison for nine months in the cause of women’s suffrage The author of ‘Dra-cula Bram Stoker died at the age ...
... parish. 1914. All Saints Church. Oval Way. opened by the Bishop of Buckingham. 1914. Parish Council grants permission for Suffrage (womens' vote) meeting to be held on Gold Hill Common. 1914. The vicarage at the rear of the Parish Church is demolished. 1915 ...
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