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Independent Order of St. Luke

American organization
Also known as: Grand United Order of St. Luke
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  • Portrait of Maggie Lena Draper Walker, circa 1920s, wearing a dark dress, cross pendant, and pearl necklace, facing slightly left against a studio backdrop.
    Maggie L. Walker

    …executive secretary-treasurer of the renamed Independent Order of St. Luke in 1899. At the time she took office, the order had some 3,400 members in 57 local chapters and was in debt.

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    …executive secretary-treasurer of the renamed Independent Order of St. Luke in 1899. At the time she took office, the order had some 3,400 members in 57 local chapters and was in debt.

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