Scrapbook, 1985-2001

Scrapbook, 1985-2001

Includes: Lioness Club sticker and Lioness Club patch; photographs from 29 June 1985 of: Johnson City Lioness Club Charter Members including Jane Doty, Sec. Diane Wise, Dir., Jean Tucker, V.P., Nora Cook, Dir., Judy Salo, Pres., Charlotte Douglas, Dir., Rita May, Treas.; District Governor Ottie Smith installing officers; Plaque of Charter Members; Lion-Wayne Douglas Initiation of Members; King Lion George Parris awarding Lion Matt Tucker for helping organize the Lioness; Johnson City Lioness Club Officers taking Oath of Office; Judy Salo, President, receiving gavel; Presentation of Pins and Certificates by King Lion George Parris to July Salo, Diane Wise, Ann Romack, Jean Tucker, Cabell Lonon, Rita May, Dorothy Roger, Connie Bennett, Nora Cook, Bonnie Bradley, Jane Doty, and Charlotte Douglas; Johnson City Lioness Club Charter Members taking Oath; Judy Salo, President, accepting Certification; Johnson City Lioness Club Door Prize; Johnson City Lioness Club Luncheon; and a photograph from 18 June 1996 of Johnson City Lioness Club Picnic, Nora Cook, President, Jean Tucker V.P., Katherine Honour, Sec., Dot Parris, Treas.

Johnson City Lioness Club Records, Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University

1985-2001

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