A.B.B.C. Coterie
The ABBC Coterie was founded in 1939 by Betty Baron and three of her friends she met in an English class. Originally, the ABBC Coterie was created for women to gather to study English and Parliamentary Law; however, as WWII began, the ABBC Coterie found themselves dedicated to providing entertainment and resources to the servicemen in the war.
Written by Betty Baron, this article tells the story of the beginnings of the ABBC Coterie.
Betty Baron and club women pose for a photo at a convention dinner. Pictured from the right is Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Covington, Betty Baron, Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. White, Mrs. Bartholomew, Mrs. Munger, and the woman on the far-left name is unknown.
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