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Oct 17, 2022 rtzuses Apr 06, 2022 Princess1 Jan 17, 2022 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 36 Rose Gilpin, who we are glad to have as a member of the Association, read and showed pictures of the wonderful flowers and plants at Mr. De Pont's. Question: When is the best time to move 8 or 9 year - old Hydrangeas? Answer - Good time any time. Mary Tilton gave the report of the Social Service meeting in Rockville at which Dr. Bird, stated that Montgomery Co. is doing the best work of any of the counties who have Social Service. Miss Mary Gilpin and Estelle Moore had no sentiments. We are happy to have Mrs. Moore with us again. Marianna Miller not being present to read the old minutes the minutes of the first Association at Sherwood in 1857 were read and extraxts read from an address by the President of the General Federation proving that the Association is not the oldest women's club but the seventh. The guest present were, Mrs. Alcock, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hax, Mrs. Farquhar, and Mrs. Howard. It not being clear in the minds of some of us, it was decided to serve lunch promptly at 12:30. Adjourned. E. B. Green, Sec'y, Pro tem.	Page 36 Rose Gilpin, who we are glad to have asa member of the Association, read and showed pictures of the wonderful flowers and plants at Mr. De Pont's. Question: When is the best time to move 8 or 9 year - old Hydrangeas? Answer - Good time any time. Mary Tilton gave thereport of the Social Service meeting in Rockville at which Dr. Bird, stated that Montgomery Co. is doing the best work of any of the counties who have Social Service. Miss Mary Gilpin and Estelle Moore had no sentiments. We are happy to have Mrs. Moore with us again. Marianna Miller not being present to read the old minutes the minutes of the first Association at Sherwood in 1957 were read and extraxts read from an address by the President of the General Federation proving that the Association is not the oldest women's club but the seventh. The fuest present were, Mrs. Alcock, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hax, Mrs. Farquhar, and Mrs. Howard. It not being clear in the minds of some of us, it was decided to serve lunch promptly at 12:30. Adjourned. E.B.Gree, Sec'y, Pro tem.

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