Page 9 - January1948

NATIONAL BUTTON BULLETIN

The following names were reported after the previous list went to press:
Albright, Mrs. John C., Box 954, Santa Monica, Calif.
Alexander, Mrs. Emilie J., P. O. Box 2662, Station C., Philadelphia 21, Penna,
Bruce, Mrs. Georgia W., Route 2, Box 14, Brunswick, Me.
Carlberg, Mrs. Hazel R., R. R. #3, Galesburg, Ill.
Case, Mrs. Alice A., 2922 Grove Street, Oakland 9, Calif .
Harris, Mrs. 'Walter H., 2504 West ?th Street, Studio 6, Los Angeles 5, Callf.
Hjorth, Miss Sigrid, 1057 Thorndale Avenue, Chicago 40, Ill.
Kelso, Mrs. L. E. A., 2126 Ron'ley Avenue, Madison 5, Wis.
Leonardson, Mrs. Mary, 925 North Second Street, Decatur, Ind.
Little, Mrs. William A., 22 Jackson Road, Somerville 45, Mass.
Murphy, Miss Dorothy, 289 Angell Street, Providence 6, R. I.
Packer, Mrs. GIen, 2032 West 42nd Street, Los Angeles 3?, Calif.
Shannon, Mrs. Mildred Brown, 80 Armstrong Street, West Springfield, Mass.
Smith, Mrs. Reba G., 182 Phoenix Terrace, Springfield 4, Mass.
Turton, Mr. Floyd, 2112 Summit Avenue, Altadena, Calif.
Wing, Miss Lucy, Richfi€ld Springs, N. Y.
Whiting, Mr. Otta L,411 Bernard Street, Los Angeles 12, Calif.
CLARA CURRY, Secretary

IMPOR,TANT NO'I'ICI] TO ]}IEMBER,SHIP
The time for receiving life memberships at the old rate of 925.00 has
been extended to February 1, 1948. This extension is made because the
November BULLETIN was delayed and most of our. members did not receive
notice of the change in the life membership fee to 950.00 in time to take
advantage of the lower rate. If you desire a life rnembership at the old
rate get in touch with the secretary without delay.
JUDGE CHESTER PENDLETON,
Chairman of the Board of Directors

TRAVEI,ING EXHIBIT

You will have noted that Mrs. Charl€s Slight, 16 Charles St., Agawam,
Massachusetts has charge of the National Traveling Exhibit.
The National trays are in good traveling condition now. Any Clubs
wishing to use them are requested to place a ten dollar deposit with Mrg.
Slight this amount to be returued when the exhibit is returned in good
condition.

THE UNEXPECTED DOI'S SOMETIMES HAPPEN
A Ietter from Mrs. E. S. Gardner, of New York, bears out this statement.
Mrs. Gardner is a button collector, and she mentions that she lives on a
farm in a house that is quite old. Her husband has been remodeling their
home, and on the 22nd, of October while engaged in this occupation, dis-
covered an old button mold under the floor boards! When she wrote. the
operation was not concluded and she had hopes of also finding an old box
of buttons.