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Essays for the 21 Nominees of the 2012 Women’s Luncheon

By Katie StoutIn AnnouncementsPosted June 2, 2012
  • Edna Clayton
  • Elise Stritelmeier Rode
  • Helen Patterson Teague
  • Helen Stone Pic
  • Imogene Marlow Marter
  • Jamie Usrey Wright
  • Juanita Short Rowe
  • Marcella Bruhn pics
  • Marcella Stockrahm pics
  • Marie Bredeweg Huber
  • Mary Lou Gouckenour
  • Nell Hamilton pic
  • Nina Hinchman
  • Nina Hinchman pic
  • Norma Witherspoon pic
  • Oaklene McIntosh
  • Pat Kirk Brown
  • Polly Miller pic
  • Polly Scholl Miller
  • Wilma McBride
  • Wilma McBride pic

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