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University omeit s president
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Mrs, H. R. Torrance, pre- ced that the Nlay meeting will
sident of the Florida Division )e a musicale in her home to
of American Association of vhich members and their hus-
University Women, was guest wands are invited.
at a luncheon given Saturday Preceeding the luncheon a
by the North Palm Beach Br- coffee was held at the home of
anch of AAUW at the home of Mrs. E. Sharp for Mrs. Tor -
Mrs. H. Crabtree, ranee and attended by the new
b d b s of the roup
Following the luncheon and oar mem er
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a brief business meeting, Mrs_.I
H. Gildan, program chairman,
introduced Mrs. Torrance, of
Orlando who spoke on Fellow-
ships, "Ve most unique thing'
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AAUW does is their fellowships
program," said Mrs. Torrance
"We are the only group that
gives women help in education,
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at the graduate level, " she,
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stated. Over 1,500 fellowships
have been awarded American
women scholars completing
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their Ph. D. s or doing inde-
pendent research. In addition
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the international grant pro-
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gram brings outstanding women
students from foreign countries
to the United States for study
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and training and gives them the
opportunity to observe how Am-
erican women live, hoping to aid
in world understanding. Mrs, M.
Schilling, fellowships chairman
closed the meeting with a ques-
tion and answer period.•
Mrs. W. Sunshine was chair-
man of the luncheon and was
assisted by Mrs. W. Abbott and
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Mrs. L. Churchill.
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