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How the Mentor Club Service Helps Clubwomen and Women Who Wish to Organize Literary Clubs
The success and pleasure of a woman’s club depends on the year’s program, which should be based on subjects that fascinate and interest, as well as instruct.
The planning of an interesting and helpful club program is a difficult matter, as you who have served on program committees know, and can really be done successfully only by experts.
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The Mentor Service Editors, men and women of high intellectual attainments and broad experience, will be glad at any time to help _you_ with suggestions or a completely worked out plan for _your_ club program, based on any desired subject. They will also supply lists of reference books for help in the preparation of club papers, and will be glad to assist further by procuring any necessary books not in your library, at cost, postage prepaid.
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End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Mentor: Bolivia, vol. 5, Num. 18, Serial 142, November 1, 1917, by E. M. Newman