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The Council has not forbidden us to do philanthropic work, on the contrary it is our duty to do it, and if you leave the money with us we will do it. I propose therefore that we lessen the dues, say from fifty cents to probably a quarter, whatever may be the sense of those here. Again, I should ask this. They say that the money the Board gets they have use for, and one use is that the Vice-Presidents shall travel around and form new sections. Why can't that money be left to the cities or the St...ates, and why cannot the Vice-President of the State call upon her own treasurer if she wants to form sections? If you form twenty sections in New York, you are going to have more members, and you probably have the money to form them. In St Louis the Vice-President will not have a chance to form so many.
So it seems to me that it would be advisable for the growth of the sections that the dues be reduced. It seems to be the almost unanimous wish in our little town of St. Louis that we shall not send half of the money out of the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Council has not forbidden us to do philanthropic work, on the contrary it is our duty to do it, and if you leave the money with us we will do it. I propose therefore that we lessen the dues, say from fifty cents to probably a quarter, whatever may be the sense of those here. Again, I should ask this. They say that the money the Board gets they have use for, and one use is that the Vice-Presidents shall travel around and form new sections. Why can't that money be left to the cities or the St...ates, and why cannot the Vice-President of the State call upon her own treasurer if she wants to form sections? If you form twenty sections in New York, you are going to have more members, and you probably have the money to form them. In St Louis the Vice-President will not have a chance to form so many.
So it seems to me that it would be advisable for the growth of the sections that the dues be reduced. It seems to be the almost unanimous wish in our little town of St. Louis that we shall not send half of the money out of the city.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Council of Jewish Women, Jewish Publication Society of America to read onlineMoreLess
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