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The Trustees of the P.E.O. Educational Loan Fund (ELF) and the Executive Board of International Chapter announce POLICY CHANGES EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2024 making more women eligible for larger loans!…
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Your P.E.O. sisters in Akron, Ohio, have been meeting the crowd at the Rubber Ducks ballgames, spreading the word about P.E.O. while raising funds for our philanthropies. The Rubber Ducks…
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Chapter BR in Mesa, Arizona, was planning a special celebration for their two 70-year Golden Girls, Gloria Anderson and Fran Higley. The chapter knew that they were long time friends…
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Claire Collins, AA, Washington, D.C., calls rowing “a sport of contradictions.” While a boat gliding across a placid lake looks beautiful as rowers move in a flowing, synchronized motion, inside…
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To be included on the Authors page, your book must have been published within the last year. Send the author’s name; their chapter letter(s), city, state/province/district; the title of the…
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Chapter G, Clovis, New Mexico Organized: April 27, 1923 Celebrated: May 6, 2023 First row, from the left: PJ Robinson, Pam Shafer, Sherri Schaap, Katie Haynes-Burns, Sherry Best, Donna…
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APRIL OF 2024 MARKS 20 YEARS since I wrote my address to California State Chapter upon being installed as president—and what was to become known as “An O and A…
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In 1927, Virginia Alice Cottey Stockard gifted Cottey College to the P.E.O. Sisterhood, making Cottey the only nonsectarian college in the nation owned and supported by women and for women.…
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IN 1953 MY FAMILY MOVED from Ohio To Florida; I was eight years old. We were exploring tourist attractions and went to Weeki Wachee Spring, the home of live mermaids.…
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