Following the loss of her beloved husband, Wolseley accompanied her son to Papua, New Guinea, and in that new and very different land, she found solace. Burdine lead the members in reciting the Club Creed. She then welcomed three visitors, the daughter, granddaughter and grandson of member Ann Rushing. Answers revealed some very funny recollections of the sources of laughter in members' homes. Treasurer Brinda Kelton presented the treasurer's report.
Transportation is each member's responsibility.
She read letters of appreciation from Haven House, America Reads, and Blount County Children's Home for donations made during the holidays. Bell presented several programs regarding home care and reading. Members pursued the first three sheets to determine their personal home management traits. She promised to show the techniques of these at the April meeting to those members interested in pursuing this craft. Burdine reminded members to bring paper products for Haven House to the April meeting which will be April 3 at the Farm Bureau Building.