Local Republican Club Focuses on Literacy Project

“Possessing the ability to read and write is fundamental. It makes learning possible, inevitable and infinite.”  With this statement, the National Federation of Republican Women introduces its priority project of fostering education and literacy.  Local Clubs are encouraged to act as educational advocates, volunteer to mentor or read to students, and to donate books to local libraries.

Members of the Garrett County Republican Women’s Club have embarked on their local commitment by making an annual book donation to the Ruth Enlow Library and by reading to local students.

Pictured is Literacy Chair Cosette Harman presenting 41: A Portrait of My Father by former President George W. Bush, to Julie Iden at the Oakland branch of the REL.  This book was presented in memory of former Maryland Federation and Garrett County Republican Women’s Club President Ruth Hinebaugh Umbel.

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