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Nov 28, 2022 rtzuses Nov 15, 2022 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 48 5] horses belonging to the Kang of England are so well cared for. Louise Hough said she appreciated very much her membership in the Association. Stella Moore read from the Readers Digest a comparison of the customs of the United States and Japan – “Western Ways Through Eastern Eyes”. Alice Pierce - no Julia Hallowell a poem “My Star” by Robert Browning. Mary Hutton gave examples of some foolish answers and definitions culled from Classroom Wisdom. Florence Hoopes recommends that everyone read “These Russians” by William C. White.	Page 48 5] horses belonging to the Kang of England are so well cared for. Louise Hough said she appreciated very much her membership in the Association. Stella Moore read from the Readers Digest a comparison of the customs of the United States and Japan – “Western Ways Through Eastern Eyes”. Alice Pierce - no Julia Hallowell a poem “My Star” by Robert Browning. Mary Hutton gave examples of some foolish answers and definitions culled from Classroom Wisdom. Florence Hoopes recommends that everyone read “These Russians” by William C. White.

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