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A “new era for the women of Eagledom” was launched when an amendment F.O.E. membership exceeds 850,000, with more than 1,400 local Aeries in the U.S. and Canada. Women's auxiliaries total more than 1,300, with more than 250,000 members. Members are recruited by other members and must be sponsored by two members before the membership process begins.Actually, Eagles Auxiliaries existed long before the Grand Auxiliary was formed, with the first dating back to March 24, 1927 in Pittsburgh, Kansas. Three days later, the second Auxiliary was instituted in Frontenac, Kansas. By March, 1951, 965 local Auxiliaries were in existence, boasting 130,000 members. By the end of that year, 22 state and provincial Auxiliaries were operating. “The progress made in the last 24 years is a solid foundation on which Eagle Auxiliaries must continue to build,” said Mrs. Eagle magazine, which began publishing in 1948. Have something to add?If you have news or information about an event that you would like published on the FOE 190 website submit it to Brad in person or by email at brad@foe190.com |
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