The September Meeting of the Women's Guild featured Dr. Tamara Freeman as its guest. Her program was called, "Soul - Prints of the Holocaust: Archival Music of Faith and Hope." Dr. Freeman told the stories of prisoners in the WWII ghettos - children and adults - and played their songs on a 1935 Joseph Bausch viola which was rescued from the Holocaust. The music illustrated humankind's need for the Arts as a means for solace, solidarity, and spiritual resistance.