| Description | In this address Taylor Cadbury provides an account of her experiences as President of the Women's Council of the Free Churches during 1930 which was also the 21st anniversary of the National Executive of the Women's Council. Taylor Cadbury describes the social occasions, celebrations and Council events which she had been involved with as President, including the first National Rally of the Mothers' Guild. She also refers to her visits across the country as President of the Council, remarking on annual gatherings and 'Executive Meetings'.
Taylor Cadbury concludes her address stating that 'the work of the Women's Council is eminently useful and thoroughly worth while' before announcing that Mrs. Mary Cant would succeed her as President. |