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"Tag day: Watch for the date," June 27, 1919

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Scanned from microfilm held at the State Historical Society of Iowa (Des Moines). Contact the State Historical Society of Iowa: https://iowaculture.gov/about-us/contact-list lAG DAY—TAO DAY. Watch for the date. Tho Drive is on. The Scholarsliip Committees of Iowa Poderatiou will annouiiee a Tag Day soon for Sorority House at Iowa City. Wg are going to buy a place that will be a home for all girls who desire to attend that college. We want all Women's Clubs to get ready for Tag Day. Tho people of Iowa, both men and women, are expected to como to tho support of this movement and show their appreciation of our girls. The girl of today is tho woman of to¬ morrow and tho future of the race is in her bands. I Wo want volunteer workers in Bur¬ lington, Keokuk, Council Bluffs and i Sioux City. Will someone in each town take charge of Tag Dayf Write at once to the Committee. Schobirnhip Comroittec: Mrs. Tfelon Downey, chairman, 230 Bnmhfiv,- street; Mrs. Sadie Young. 1041 Bixtcenth streijt, Des Moines; Mrs. Joe Brown, lO.'JS Fifth street. Do- Moines; Mrs, -JPjinie Wright, Buxton: Mrs. Mftttioj^ Hicks, CeBteryille; Mrs. C. B. liewjs,! Kansas City. '" State Historical Society of Iowa (Des Moines)
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Clubs
  3. Dormitories
  4. Downey, Helen
  5. Fund Raising
  6. Housing
  7. Iowa Federation Of Colored Women's Clubs
  8. Women

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