100th Anniversary Of Fillmore Ebell Club At Bella’s Tea Room
By Anonymous — Tuesday, December 9th, 2014
The first meeting of the Fillmore Ebell Club was held on December 4, 1914 at the home of Mrs. George Tighe which is on the corner of Central and Fourth Street and Tighe Lane. The first meeting in the new clubhouse was September 22, 1931. The club house was then sold on February 18, 2000 because the membership was so small they could not afford to maintain it any longer. The Fillmore Ebell Club then moved their meetings to the Veterans Memorial Building until they dissolved the Fillmore Ebell Club in May, 2014. Members attending the 100th Anniversary Tea were Margaret Haskell, past president, Fay Swanson past president, Wanda Haynes past president, and Mary Ford, past president and other members Mary Lou Benedict, Beverly Brisby, Evelyn Hill, Vivian Johnson, Neva Picketts, Teresa Reese, Melodie Stich, and Donna Zaelke.
The first meeting of the Fillmore Ebell Club was held on December 4, 1914 at the home of Mrs. George Tighe which is on the corner of Central and Fourth Street and Tighe Lane. The first meeting in the new clubhouse was September 22, 1931. The club house was then sold on February 18, 2000 because the membership was so small they could not afford to maintain it any longer. The Fillmore Ebell Club then moved their meetings to the Veterans Memorial Building until they dissolved the Fillmore Ebell Club in May, 2014. Members attending the 100th Anniversary Tea were Margaret Haskell, past president, Fay Swanson past president, Wanda Haynes past president, and Mary Ford, past president and other members Mary Lou Benedict, Beverly Brisby, Evelyn Hill, Vivian Johnson, Neva Picketts, Teresa Reese, Melodie Stich, and Donna Zaelke.