The Ebell of Los Angeles Year Book 1939-1940

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Ebell of LA Collections

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Name/Title

The Ebell of Los Angeles Year Book 1939-1940

Entry/Object ID

2025.62.47

Scope and Content

The Ebell of Los Angeles Year Book 1939-1940. Front matter features a photo of the Club House exterior and a facsimile of Dr. Adrian Ebell's chosen motto: "I will find a way or make one." This issue includes sections on Board of Directors, Committees, Departments (American Speech and Literature, Applied Design, Art and Travel, Bible Literature, Book Chambers, Browning Study, Cinematography, Creative Writing, Drama Guild, French, Garden, Lives and Times, Music, Parliamentary Law, Poetry, Psychology, Public Affairs, Shakespeare, and Spanish), and reports from the President, First Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and General Federation Secretary, Treasurer, General Curator, Scholarship Committee, Chairman of Public Relations, Rest Cottage Association, Former Officers Round Table, Librarian, Salon of Art, and President of Ebell Juniors. Also includes President's Luncheon Programs, Donors, Articles of Incorporation, By Laws, Resolutions, Form of Bequest or Devise, Past Officers, Membership lists, In Memoriam, Standing Rules, and Index. This issue also includes an article about Dr. Adrian Ebell's motto by Miss Mattie H. Wilson, a Memoriam to Ebell Presidents Mrs. Willitts J. Hole and Mrs. Charles N. Flint along with their portraits, and a photo of the Garden at Ebell Rest Cottage.

Collection

Yearbooks

Archive Details

Creator

The Ebell of Los Angeles

Date(s) of Creation

1939 - 1940

Archive Size/Extent

1 yearbook

Restrictions

Open for research

Primary Language

eng

Copyright

Copyright Details

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