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any necessary since there are
frequent upheavels of soil.

We hope there are those who have
followed these words of instruction
and are having promise of
a rich reward at blossom time.

Mary Magruder, asst sec. gave a
report of a good exhibit a fine
collection of vegetables, egg plant,
sweet potatoes, cabbage, pumpkin &
a few tomatoes, no apples, grapes five
varieties from The Maples. Strawberries
from Falling Green, Ever bearing
raspberries from Edgewood,
very beautiful flowers in variety
Roses fromTher Highlands. The scarcity
of Dahlias was noted not seasonable
An autumn of scarcity of fruit is noted.
Community Council report while of
interest to us, had nothing to act upon.
Affiliated clubs are asked to report
unsightly Bill Boards.
Application of membership was received
from Albert and Lena Stabler.
Much pleasure expressed at their coming
to us as members. As is so