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Indianapolis women win top national honors
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Indianapolis women win top national honors

Associated Press · June 13, 1968

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Mrs. Margaret Moore, third from left, is congratulated and receives plaques from William F. McCurdy, left, president of Sears Foundation, as she accepted top honors for the Sevevty District Federation of Clubs, Indianapolis, Ind., in the $200,000 nationwide Community Improvement Program of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and Sears-Roebuck Foundation in Boston Wednesday night. Looking on is Mrs. E.D. Pearce, president of the GFWC, and Art Linkletter, right, master of ceremonies.

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