A Narrative of the Negro
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Mrs. Terrell served for three terms, and was succeeded by Mrs. J. Silone Yates, of Missouri. Mrs. Lucy Thurman was next president and she was succeeded by Miss Elizabeth Carter of New Bedford, Mass. Among the many clubs which are doing notable work in their several communities are the Phillis Wheatlev Club of New Orleans, the Loyal Union of Brooklyn, the Woman's Club of Jackson, Miss. , the Women's Loyal Union of New Bedford, the Dorcas Society of Brooklyn, the Phillis Wheat- ley Club of Chicag...o, the Fresh Air and Empty Stocking Club of Baltimore, the Lincoln Home Club of Springfield, 111. , the famous Woman's Era Club of Boston and the Kindergarten Associations of Atlanta and Charleston. The National Association of Colored Women is affiliated with the National and International Councils of Women, and when some years ago Mrs. Mary Church Terrell appeared before the latter body at. A meeting held in Berlin, and deliv- ered her address in German, French and English, the incident created world-wide comment and was looked upon as reflect- ing great credit, not only upon the speaker, but upon the race which she represented.
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Mrs. Terrell served for three terms, and was succeeded by Mrs. J. Silone Yates, of Missouri. Mrs. Lucy Thurman was next president and she was succeeded by Miss Elizabeth Carter of New Bedford, Mass. Among the many clubs which are doing notable work in their several communities are the Phillis Wheatlev Club of New Orleans, the Loyal Union of Brooklyn, the Woman's Club of Jackson, Miss. , the Women's Loyal Union of New Bedford, the Dorcas Society of Brooklyn, the Phillis Wheat- ley Club of Chicag...o, the Fresh Air and Empty Stocking Club of Baltimore, the Lincoln Home Club of Springfield, 111. , the famous Woman's Era Club of Boston and the Kindergarten Associations of Atlanta and Charleston. The National Association of Colored Women is affiliated with the National and International Councils of Women, and when some years ago Mrs. Mary Church Terrell appeared before the latter body at. A meeting held in Berlin, and deliv- ered her address in German, French and English, the incident created world-wide comment and was looked upon as reflect- ing great credit, not only upon the speaker, but upon the race which she represented.
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