Neighbors of Woodcraft, Palm Circle No. 66 records, 1899-1971 (bulk 1899-1941).

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Neighbors of Woodcraft, Palm Circle No. 66 records, 1899-1971 (bulk 1899-1941).

Minutes books and clerk's records of payments and collections, relating to the routine business of the circle: membership, dues, events, etc., but also including discussions of members in distress and the response of the circle of their needs. The minutes of each meeting list ill members, deaths, and injuries, reflecting support networks developed by women in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

1.75 linear ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7141938

Washington State Historical Society

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Palm Circle Social & Sewing Club (Seattle, Wash.)

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Woodmen of the World

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Neighbors of Woodcraft. Palm Circle No. 66 (Seattle, Wash.)

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Women of Woodcraft, a fraternal non-profit benefit society providing for the insurance needs and social objectives of its members, organized in 1897 as women's auxiliary to Woodmen of the World; in 1917 name changed to Neighbors of Woodcraft (NOW); in 2001 returned to its roots and merged into Woodmen of the World. Palm Circle No. 66 was chartered in Seattle, Wash., in 1897 and continued into the 1950s; in 1963 a group of members formed the Palm Circle Social & Sewing Club which continued un...

Neighbors of Woodcraft. Bremerton Circle No. 234 (Tracyton, Wash.)

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Women of Woodcraft. Palm Circle No. 66 (Seattle, Wash.)

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