Senescence : the Last Half of Life
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The "Borrowed Time Club" of Oak Park, Illinois, dates from the year 1900 but was reorganized in 1911, and in 1920 had 294 names on its roster. It admits only those of seventy years of age or more and has clubrooms of its own in which it holds weekly meetings. One of its most impressive customs is an annual meeting de- voted to the memory of the brethren who have died during the year, with a service at which a floral tribute is laid upon each vacant chair placed in a line on the platform by youn...ger members of the families of the deceased. Political and religious questions are barred.
There are no fees but a voluntary offering once a month, and any citizen of whatever creed or race, whether rich or poor, is eligible. Fraternal sympathy and companion- ship are fostered. There is music and a prayer at most of the meetings, illness of members is reported on, cur- rent events discussed, and a program usually pro- vided. "The main purpose of the organization is to bring happiness to others." There are perhaps a hun- dred and fifty associate members.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "Borrowed Time Club" of Oak Park, Illinois, dates from the year 1900 but was reorganized in 1911, and in 1920 had 294 names on its roster. It admits only those of seventy years of age or more and has clubrooms of its own in which it holds weekly meetings. One of its most impressive customs is an annual meeting de- voted to the memory of the brethren who have died during the year, with a service at which a floral tribute is laid upon each vacant chair placed in a line on the platform by youn...ger members of the families of the deceased. Political and religious questions are barred.
There are no fees but a voluntary offering once a month, and any citizen of whatever creed or race, whether rich or poor, is eligible. Fraternal sympathy and companion- ship are fostered. There is music and a prayer at most of the meetings, illness of members is reported on, cur- rent events discussed, and a program usually pro- vided. "The main purpose of the organization is to bring happiness to others." There are perhaps a hun- dred and fifty associate members.
What to read after Senescence : the Last Half of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Stanley Granville Stanley Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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