Albany Woman’s Club members attend Georgia 2022 Institute
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From staff reports
ATHENS — Several members of the Georgia Federated of Women’s Club’s Albany Woman’s Club chapter attended the Georgia 2022 Institute held recently at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education in Athens.
The Institute is a statewide day of learning put on by the GFWC. Attendees received updated information about what’s new in different departments and brought home many new ideas for the local club to serve and to be successful.
Albany Woman’s Club members who attended the institute included Hazel Masters, Betty Clark, Betty Gotsch, Renea Miller, Bobbye Pruet, Sharyn Davis, Denise Golden and Linda Snider.
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