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 Make A Difference And New Friends: Join The Payson Cultus Club

PICTURED is a newspaper clipping--a letter to the editor of its time, written by Elsie Warner, a member of the Payson Junior Cultus Club. The letter is one of about a dozen like it written by World War II-era club members who campaigned for women to vote as part of their 1944 summer project. The Payson Junior Cultus Club has since integrated into the Payson Cultus Club.

Ever wonder how you could make a difference in our community? The Payson Cultus Club invites you to join them in this endeavor. 

This club is a cultural, educational and service organization. Right now the members are collecting food items to feed school children on weekends. This is an ongoing service project.

The Payson Cultus Club meets every first Thursday at 1 PM in the Music Room on the second floor of the Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center.

The cost to join the club is $10 and worth every penny.

Upcoming events include an opening social luncheon. The Payson High Trouveres will perform in December.