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Welfare Workers Club community center receives historical marker

Welfare Workers Club community center receives historical marker
Williamson County Historical Chairman Mickie Ross (left), former Mayor Don Hill and state Rep. Caroline Harris Davila worked together to get a historical marker for the Dickey-Givens Community Center.

The dedication this past weekend of a state historical marker honoring the oldest African American female club in Williamson County could help spur renovation efforts at the old Dickey-Givens Community Center, officials said.

The metal plaque from The Texas Historical Commission lauding Taylor’s Welfare Workers Club took center stage during a ceremony Saturday, Nov. 2, at the center, 903 E. MLK Blvd.

Now that the historical marker is in place, the Welfare Workers Club’s next focus is to revitalize the building.

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