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1. Margaret Dunn's Housewives League of Detroit membership application

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View of the membership application of the Housewives League of Detroit, completed with signature and address of Margaret Dunn. Includes an overview of the organization's objectives and the name of the president, Fannie B. Peck. Printed on front: "Looking after the youth. Booster! Campaign! Detroit Housewives' League. Application for membership." Handwritten on front: "2-23-34."
Date Issued:
1934-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
Detroit Public Library
Collection:
Burton Historical Collection

2. Membership Committee, Housewives League of Detroit pamphlet

Description:
Pamphlet outlining the responsibilities of the Membership Committee of the Housewives League of Detroit. Typed on front: "Membership Committee, Housewives League of Detroit."
Data Provider:
Detroit Public Library
Collection:
Burton Historical Collection

3. Housewives League of Detroit membership application

Description:
Membership application for the Housewives League of Detroit. Card outlines the goals of the Housewives League of Detroit.
Data Provider:
Detroit Public Library
Collection:
Burton Historical Collection

4. Membership card, Housewives League of Detroit

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Membership card for the Housewives League of Detroit. Printed on front: "Detroit Housewives League. Auxiliary of the Booker T. Washington Trade Association. Membership in [blank] branch. The League is an organization of Negro women formed fo the purpose of increasing trade with Negro business and professional men and women of Detroit. To better inform ourselves on prices of merchandise, family budget, etc. There is no financial obligation, no dues, no assessments. A belief in the future of Negro business and a desire to assist in every way by patronizing and encouraging the same is all tha tis necessary to become a member. Name [blank], address [blank], phone [blank]. Fannie B. Peck, Pres., Eva R. Jackson, Chr. Membership."
Data Provider:
Detroit Public Library
Collection:
Burton Historical Collection

5. Housewives League of Detroit blank membership business card

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The card is light blue card stock printed with black ink. Printed on front is: "Housewives League of Detroit working in conjunction with Booker T. Washington Trade Association, Boosting, Building, Business," and space for member information. Printed on back is the organization's statement of purpose.
Data Provider:
Detroit Public Library
Collection:
Burton Historical Collection