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Presbyterian Ladies' Aid:     more books (42)

140th Anniversary Cookbook First Presbyterian Church of Port Kennedy, Pennsylvania 1845-1985 by Ladies Aid Society, 1985 A Book of Favorite Recipes Compiled by Ladies Aid of Pine Valley Presbyterian Church Favorite Recipes by PA Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church Sunbury, 1913-01-01 Key to the Cupboard by Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church, 1910 Recipes Tried and True by Marion, Ohio Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church, 1894 The Palisades cook book by N.J. Tenafly Presbyterian church. Ladies aid society. from old catalog Tenafly, 1910-12-31 A semi-centennial history of the First Presbyterian Church of Omro, Wis: 1851-1901 by Hattie Wood, 1901 A souvenir of South Kortright and of the United Presbyterian Church by H. K Galloway, 1906 Liberty, law and loyalty and other memorials for September 1901 by W. M Paden, 1901 Who is my neighbor and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1901 Liberty, law and loyalty, and other memorials for September, 1901: Sermons by William Mitchell Paden, 1901 The merry heart and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1900 Awake my glory and other sermons by W. M Paden, 1900

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41. Louisiana Tech University - Special Collections::M-130
    Ruston Presbyterian Church. Ladies Aid Society, 18951908. Ladies Aid Society,Minutes, 1895-1904 Misc. Ruston Presbyterian Church Minutes  
    http://www.latech.edu/specialcollections/collections/m130.shtml
    
    Extractions: M-130 RUSTON CHURCH COLLECTION, 1874-1984. SCOPE AND CONTENT Church records, bulletins, minutes, brochures, newsletters, correspondence, and scrapbooks of a number of Ruston, Louisiana churches, including Church of the Redeemer Episcopal, Trinity Methodist Church, First Baptist Church, Ruston Presbyterian Church, Vienna Presbyterian Church, and the Vernon Church. 2 boxes. BOX: FOLDER: DESCRIPTION: Church of the Redeemer Episcopal: dedication bulletin, 1963; church newsletter, 1970-1976 (with gaps). FOLDER: DESCRIPTION: Trinity Methodist Church bulletins, 1967, 1984 (centennial), 1981. First Baptist Church brochure; Church calendar, 1969; letter, 1969. Ruston Presbyterian Church: bulletins.

42. Churches Manuscript Collections At WSU Special Collections & Archives
    Finding Aid available. MFM2, CORINTH Presbyterian CHURCH. minutes of theLadies Aid Society, 1898-1922, Board of Trustees minutes, 1896-1912,  
    http://www.libraries.wright.edu/special/manuscripts/churches.html
    
    Extractions: Records, 1922-1945. .5 lin. ft. Consists of records from the Dayton Gospel Mission while under the leadership of Frederick S. Hixon. Included are some of Hixon's sermons and poems, Sunday school records, attendance and financial records, a building ledger, service records, flyers, and photographs. Finding aid available. MS-65 BERRY, REV. JOSEPH HAWKINS, JR. (1902-1956). Papers , 1924-1950. 1.5 lin. ft. Papers consist primarily of sermons written by Rev. Berry during his 26 years of pastoring, first in Kentucky, then in Texas. Also included is some correspondence, a few poems, and a published sermon. Finding aid available. MS-81 FIRST REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCH, DAYTON. Records, 1883-1937. .5 lin. ft. Records consist of minutes, financial records, baptismal records, annual reports, publications, audio materials, correspondence, clippings, photographs, programs, genealogical charts, blueprints, and scattered records of various church organizations including missionary and women's societies. The earliest documents date from the 1820's and include materials on the Cambellite schism of 1829. Finding aid available MS-132 FAIRBORN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

43. History Of The Presbyterian Church Of Rome, Pennsylvania By V. C.Detty
    The Ladies Aid Society was organized at the residence of Mrs. Lottie Kilmer, known as the Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church of Rome.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/detty/rome006.htm
    
    Extractions: A New Thing at Tri-Counties Site: I will be posting tips here to help you use the site better and get more from it. Tip From Joyce 24 MAY 2005 : Are you aware that we have many ENTIRE history reference books on the site for you to access? Check the Reference Book Section of the site's Online Research Library. Bradford County PA Chemung County NY Tioga County PA

44. United Church
    This was a Presbyterian effort and the Methodists were also active. When thechurch was built the ladies Aid did the furnishing, the CGIT bought the  
    http://www.shaunavon.com/united.htm
    
    Extractions: Pine Cree Pastoral Charge Centre Street United Church, Shaunavon Rev. Kenneth L. Schrag Worship and Sunday School 11:15 a.m. Email Here Eastend United Church 9:30 a.m. Committee Contacts Worship Committee L. Cowan Sunday School L. Balas Choir H. Conrad Centre Street United Church Board Member J Vause Pine Cree Board Member I. Morstad Kitchen Basement Rental A little bit of our hisory... At a special mortgage burning service in Centre Street United Church on Monday evening, Jan. 13, 1947 the red brick church on the hill was publicly proclaimed free of debt as documents that once held the record of indebtedness burned brightly to flame and turned to ashes before the eyes of the congregation. (Taken from The Shaunavon Standard Jan. 1947) To read the whole story click here. Sunday Jan 15, 1955 Centre Street United Church congregation marked the 25th anniversary of the dedication of their present church home and the 42nd anniversary of the beginning of work for Christ by their Presbyterian and Methodist forbears on the Shaunavon townsite when it was opened in September, 1913. (Taken from the Shaunavon Standard Jan 20, 1955)

45. Anglican
    A Presbyterian organization bought the two lots where the United Church is now Pile, a meeting was called at his home to organize a Ladies Aid.  
    http://www.shaunavon.com/churchhist.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Attractions Accommodations/Food Biz/Job Opportunities ... Winter Lights Churches of Shaunavon All Saints Anglican Church Christ the King Catholic Church Centre Street United Church First Baptist Church ... Salvation Army The following has been taken from the booklet called SHAUNAVON Town and Community published in Saskatchewan's Golden Jubilee Year 1955 The opening of the Shaunavon District for settlement in 1907 to 1908 brought people of many faiths to this prairie area. One of their first tasks was to organize their churches. Today there are many congregations in Shaunavon, giving opportunity for freedom of worship. There were many hardships in forming these churches but through the passing years they have grown in God's Strength. The History of the Anglican Church On Good Friday, 1914, the first Anglican service to be held in Shaunavon took place at the Princess motion picture theatre with the Rev. A.E. Burgett, later Bishop of Edmonton officiating. A week later, on April 19, the Rev. T.J. Davies took first service in the town. He was the first Vicar of Shaunavon. In the fall of 1915 the All Saints' Anglican Church was built, an the first service was held on Christmas Day. Earlier, a two-room vicarage had been built where the Parish Hall is now. This is part of the present vicarage which was built in 1917. The Parish Hall was constructed in 1924.

46. The Stamford Ladies Soldiers' Aid Society
    Women of the Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal, and Presbyterian churches Serving in the Stamford Ladies Soldiers Aid Society was for many women a  
    http://www.stamfordhistory.org/cw_ladiesaid.htm
    
    Extractions: The Stamford Ladies Soldiers' Aid Society The Stamford Ladies Soldiers' Aid Society In Stamford, the Stamford Ladies Soldiers' Aid Society was formed, bringing together women from several churches. As an auxiliary to the Sanitary Commission , the Society collected money and food, bought and made useful articles to alleviate the soldiers' suffering. Twenty percent of the women in Stamford joined the Society. Many other church women, not formal members, knitted, sewed, and baked for the boxes and baskets that were sent to men in hospital at David's Island, off New Rochelle. Anson Dickinson Formed in July 1861, the ladies organized a fund-raiser in August, a Promenade Concert. Mrs. Truman Smith, president of the Society, arranged for shipments of goods to the David's Island hospital, and for visits of members of the Society to the Island. Few names of other members are available. A Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Aiken and Mrs. Baldwin are mentioned. Women of the Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal, and Presbyterian churches were involved in these efforts. When the ladies found their contributions were not always safely delivered, they organized their own deliveries and hand-carried baskets of food and boxes of clothing, apparently by boat down Long Island Sound. When visiting on the Island, the women wrote letters, made note of problems with wages and mail, read aloud to the patients, and did whatever they could to be helpful.

47. ChurchUnion
    The congregation of the Squamish Presbyterian Church realized that a Union of In 1930, the Ladies Aid under the presidency of Mrs. DD Morrison bravely  
    http://www.squamishunitedchurch.org/history4.htm
    
    Extractions: The congregation of the Squamish Presbyterian Church realized that a Union of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches in Canada was fast becoming a possibility, after more than thirty years of discussions. On June 10th, 1925 a majority of the three churches united to form the United Church of Canada, and on August 23rd, 1927 the Squamish Presbyterian Church decided to become the Squamish United Church. As yet, there was no resident minister; theological students still served the congregation, and a minister from Lillooet came to Squamish occasionally to hold a Sunday Service. Finally, in May of 1929, the Rev. Evan Baker was posted to Squamish, serving our church for one year. He was succeeded by the Rev. J.G. Gibson who, with his wife, ministered to the Squamish United Church from 1930 to 1942, broken only by a nine month period holiday in Europe in 1933. Rev. Gibson's long ministry gave the congregation a much needed feeling of solidarity and permanence. With a resident minister and his family firmly settled in Squamish, permanent living quarters were needed within easy reach of the church. In 1930, the Ladies Aid under the presidency of Mrs. D.D. Morrison bravely undertook the task of providing a manse; Mrs. Morrison retained that post until 1939, when the mortgage on the manse was finally burned.

48. History3
    A number of students from Westminster Hall, the Presbyterian Theological College in Due to the demands of numerous war Aid activities, the Ladies Aid  
    http://www.squamishunitedchurch.org/history3.htm
    
    Extractions: Sunday School Picnic, 1934 style! With the Anglicans firmly settled into their own church building, the Presbyterian Church of Canada took the remaining Protestants of the Squamish Valley under its wing. Mr. Matheson, a Theology student from Queen's College, Kingston, Ontario, was appointed to serve Squamish, or Newport as it was then known, for the summer months. Services were held in the school building, a two room wooden framed building which had been constructed on the west side of Third Street, almost directly across the lane behind the present Christian Education Centre. In 1914, Mr. Matheson was replaced by another student from Queen's, a Mr. Corkill, who served the Squamish community until he enlisted in the First World War. During the next few years, services were taken by Mr. Robert Young, a lay member of the Presbyterian Church, and by Mr. William Mashiter, a lay member of the Anglican Church. A number of students from Westminster Hall, the Presbyterian Theological College in Vancouver, also travelled to Squamish to hold Sunday Services. Among these travelling ministers-in-training were J.C. Goodfellow, J.L. Clerihue, D. Donaldson, A.C. Smith and H.M. Rae. The first Sunday School in Squamish itself was started by Robert Young. He served as Superintendent, assisted by Mr. William McNeil. This Sunday School also included the Anglican children until 1927, when aa second Sunday School was started in the Anglican church. When the new Mashiter School was opened, the Presbyterians continued to hold services in the unused school building 1919, when Dr. N.J. Paul returned from overseas and purchased the structure for his home. During the next two years, services moved to the Rex Theatre, now the Howe Sound Business Centre.

49. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CARBONDALE
    The Records of the First Presbyterian Church of Carbondale consist of church women’s groups such as the Ladies Aid Society and the Missionary Society.  
    http://www.lib.siu.edu/spcol/inventory/SC148.html
    
    Extractions: The Records of the First Presbyterian Church of Carbondale consist of materials relating to the establishment and growth of the church and the development of the city of Carbondale. The records date from the 1850s to the 1970s. A history of the church’s early years, contained in the collection, was written by Daniel Harmon Brush, a founder of Carbondale and a founding member of the church. The collection is divided into three sections: Historical Materials, which document church history and Carbondale city development; Business Materials, which are financial records documenting primarily construction of the Carbondale Presbyterian churches; and the Women’s Association History, which contains material on various church women’s groups such as the Ladies Aid Society and the Missionary Society. The Historical Materials section contains church histories, records of church groups, church newsletters, materials documenting relations with national and state Presbyterian synods, dismissions and transfer certificates of members, lists of ministers, missionaries, and subscribers to the church, cornerstone contents, and centennial celebration plans. The Business Materials series contains the financial records of the church such as accounts, treasurer’s reports, mortgages, bonds, vouchers, loans and invoices. Well-documented in this section are the plans for, the construction of, and the invoices of transactions for erecting the new church in 1905-06.

50. PACSCL Photograph Directory - Part 26
    003 Alumni Association of the Presbyterian School of Nursing , ca. Ladies AidSociety members at Christmas booths at Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania  
    http://www.library.temple.edu/collections/urbana/dir-26.htm
    
    Extractions: Photographs interfiled with other collection material. John C. Walworth, Jr. Collection documents work of Walworth, designer of child appeal premiums (Crackerjack and cereal box prizes, etc), in 48 images, ca. 1940-90. The Contemporary Toy Collection contains mostly BW press images of top-selling toys for children 7 and under, 1982-Present. Also includes images of or used in Museum exhibitions.

51. Patchwork Lives, Believing, Quilt Exhibit Hosted By The Museum Of Nebraska Histo
    The ladies of the Seward Presbyterian Church made this quilt as a goingaway giftfor their pastor and The Monowi Ladies Aid Society, Monowi, Nebraska  
    http://www.nebraskahistory.org/sites/mnh/patchwork_lives/believing.htm
    
    Extractions: Patchwork Lives For many women their church provided a bedrock foundation of faith that they could turn to in good times and bad. Their strong beliefs and a sense of belonging to the church were often expressed in the themes they chose for their quilts. The vast majority of women were from a Judeo-Christian background and their quilts reflect that faith. "It seems to me we can never enough praise our Father for leading us to this part of the west, where we have so many congenial Christian friends with whom we can enjoy such sweet communion." Often women expressed religious beliefs in their quilts, choosing patterns whose names included biblical references like Jacob's Ladder, which refers to a passage in Genesis. A multitude of fabrics and patterns are used in this quilt's construction, evidence of the wide availability of fabrics in the last decades of the nineteenth century, as textile production became easier and less expensive.

52. Eureka First Presbyterian Church
    Eureka First Presbyterian Church s website. Ladies Aid. Ladies Aid is agathering of those interested in quilting. They meet at the church each Thursday  
    http://eurekapresby.org/adults.htm
    
    Extractions: Adult Ministries Contact the church office (707-443-4897) for more information about these ministries Presbyterian Women All women of the church are welcome to be a part of Presbyterian Women. The purpose of this group is "Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ, and Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselvesto nurture our faith through prayer and Bible Study,to build an inclusive, caring community of women that strengthens the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and witnesses to the promise of God's kingdom." - Deborah Circle (Book Club) meets the second Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at various homes. Men's Fellowship This group meets for dinner on the 4th Thursday of each month. A topical program is included. The group is also involved in service to the church and community. All men of the church and guests are welcome.

53. Bealeton Presbyterian Church - Women Of The Church
    1906 Ladies Aid Society - Mrs. WO Shumate, Nellie C. Miller, Meta Lee, Mrs.Stively, Miss Golden Sherman, Mrs. Teates, Mrs. DC Turk, Mrs. Cameron,  
    http://bprez.org/history/womenofchurch.html
    
    Extractions: Miss Bowen, Mrs. Tapp, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Dalhouse, Miss Elizabeth Dalhouse, Mrs. Fielding, Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Wynants, Miss Buickerwood - Mrs. L. J. Turk, Mrs. H. G. Lowry Mrs. L. J. Turk, Mrs. L. F. Fielding, Miss Mary Brentwood - Mrs. W. O. Shumate, Miss Lelia Wynant, Mrs. W. L. Campbell - Mrs. J. P. F. Miller, Mrs. Ned Campbell, Mrs. Mildred Campbell, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. P. F. Miller, Mrs. Giles Miller, Mrs. Shumate, Mrs. M. White, Mrs. L. F. Fielding, Mrs. R. Fielding, Mrs. Coffman, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. O. M. Price, Mrs. Earl Martin, Mrs. N. N. Teates, Mrs. N. L. Smith, Miss Betsee Dalhouse, Mrs. Hockley, Mrs. Wade Early, Mrs. Lawrence Fielding, Mrs. Fant, Miss Lelia Wynant, Miss Emma Wynant, Mrs. Weeks. - Mrs. J. H. Kane

54. A Tale That Is Told: Estevan 1890 - 1980 - The United Church Women's Participati
    The women immediately became very involved and formed the Ladies Aid. president of the Methodist Ladies Aid and Mrs. LA Duncan of the Presbyterian.  
    http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/community/ATaleThatIsTold/chapt06/United_Women.html
    
    Extractions: The United Church Women's Participation in Helping to Build St. Paul's United Church Trinity Methodist Church and Westminster Presbyterian Church were both established in Estevan about the same time 1892. Being no church to go to, services were first held in homes and then in the original part of the stone school, called Central School. (This school was where the Post Office is now) During 1902 and 03 the two church buildings were erected, on opposite sides of 3rd and 12th Ave. The women immediately became very involved and formed the Ladies' Aid. Mrs. John Gallaway was the first president of the Methodist Ladies' Aid and Mrs. L. A. Duncan of the Presbyterian. The duties of the Ladies' Aid were as numerous as they are today. No doubt the raising of money for the building of the church and the current expenses the main objective. The manse was built in 1915 by the Methodist Congregation and the furnishing of the manse became the responsibility of the Ladies' Aid. This was added to the work of the women. In both churches, during the years that followed, a worthy succession of Ministers came and went. The congregation knew days of encouragement and seasons of difficulty but, by and large, the story of those days in one of growth in numbers and in influence. Through the dark days of World War I the records show many from these congregations serving in the armed forces. When the war was over plans were carried out to welcome the men home. The memory of those who did not return was honored in the beautiful stained glass window in the south of the sanctuary of the present church, unveiled and dedicated in 1925.

55. Welcome To First Presbyterian Church -- Petaluma -- History
    Website for First Presbyterian Church of Petaluma. hardship in the Petalumaarea through organizations such as the WCTA and Ladies Aid Society.  
    http://www.firstprespetaluma.org/history.shtml
    
    Extractions: Since its creation in 1883, First Presbyterian has endeavored to make a positive impact on the lives of the people of Sonoma County. We are a congregation committed to prayer, worship and service, with a sincere desire to set people free from human oppression and injustice. Today, the church is comprised of over 300 members, whose lengths of membership range from under one year to almost 70 years.

56. Eowa = List Of Waived Organisations
    Oxfam Australia, trading as Community Aid Abroad Pfizer Pty Limited Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Melbourne Ramsay Health Care Australia Pty Ltd  
    http://www.eowa.gov.au/Waiving/List_of_Waived_Organisations.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Waiving List of Waived Organisations Submenu: June 2003-May2004 June 2002 - May 2003 June 2001 - May 2002 June 2000 - May 2001 List of Waived Organisations The Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999 enables EOWA to ‘waive’ the reporting requirements of employers for a period of up to three years. Waived organisations demonstrate they have taken all reasonably practicable measures to address issues for women in their workplace. June 2003 - May 2004 Waived for 1 year

57. First Presbyterian Church Of Stillwater, Minnesota
    In 1905 the Missionary Society began meeting with the Ladies Aid. 20012002First Presbyterian Church of Stillwater, All Rights Reserved  
    http://www.fpc-stillwater.org/about/church_history6.htm
    
    Extractions: An Overview Church Staff Session Mission Involvement ... Next Page The ladies were also busy conferring with the Trustees abut securing a manse, and in 1902 Mr. James Mulvey gave a home to the church on the corner of Pine and Fourth Streets in memory of his wife. (This was the manse until 1955 when the manse at 712 W. Pine St. was built). The first pieces of an individual communion service were given the congregation in 1904 by a member, in memory of her husband. Gradually, pieces were added and the beautiful silver pieces

58. R.C.L.P.C. History
    They named their congregation the Presbyterian Church of Virginia, Throughfundraising efforts, the Ladies Aid Society improved the church in many ways  
    http://www.rclpc.org/hx_text.html
    
    Extractions: RCLPC Home Page Ridgefield Crystal Lake Presbyterian Church On February 6, 1839, seven founding members gathered at the home of Christopher Walkup. They named their congregation the Presbyterian Church of Virginia, McHenry County, Illinois, because the earliest settlers in the area were from Western Virginia. The first minister was Rev. Lemul Hall. He lived in Geneva, Wisconsin (about twenty miles north) and rode out to the new congregation bi-weekly. A late nineteenth century church historian wrote this about the first church members: "The settler from the East, with his energy, enterprise, and economical habits, and the settler from the South with his kind, open-hearted, hospitality, exerted the one upon the other an influence that was mutually beneficial." Around 1847 a 30'X36' church was built near Mr. Walkup's house. Soon thereafter, a good brick school house was erected nearby. In 1872, the people of Ridgefield began to feel the need of a new and more suitable house of worship. This new church was 36'X56', cost $6,000, and is the same sanctuary that is seen today. When the church was finished in 1874, a parsonage was constructed costing $2,500.

59. First Presbyterian Church Of Santa Rosa  1550 Pacific Avenue
    Original Presbyterian Women New Pipe Organ. 19001950 Coffee club Later,in 1888, the Ladies Aid Society found their ministry in raising funds to  
    http://www.fpcsantarosa.org/150th Did you know.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to FPCSR homepage Did you know . . . ? In October 1855 six years before Lincoln became president in 1861, services began in the Santa Rosa Court House that would result in the organization of the church (1856) we now know as First Presbyterian Church, Santa Rosa according to the record of Presbytery of the Redwoods. Reverend James Woods was the Pastor. Rev. James Woods was one of the renowned pioneer Presbyterians of the Pacific Slope. Rev. Woods once wrote in his journal... "the best Sunday School I ever saw in any city or county, chapel or cathedral was held from Sabbath to Sabbath in this courtroom. The superintendent was John Treadway, an elder in my church. The county was new then, a great many ranches were occupied by bachelors, so of course children were scarce compared to what they are now, even in towns of the same size. But that courthouse was packed and crowded with children, some of whom came from ten miles every Sabbath." In 1878 the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society was founded in 1878. Its Constitution read “Article 111 - the object of this society shall be the cultivation of a missionary spirit by prayer for the success of missions, increased knowledge regarding mission fields. and the collection of money for mission purposes”. Later, in 1888, the Ladies Aid Society found their ministry in raising funds to supply Sunday School materials, carpeting, and dishes, for all the basic needs of the church. In 1934 the two societies realizing in “union there is strength consolidated under the title of Women’s Association, with all the women of the church considered members. That belief as carried on through other name changes, United Presbyterian Women and today’s

60. Buckhorn Community Services And Organizations
    Knox Presbyterian Ladies Aid, 6578685. Lakefield CAP Site, 652-8623. LakehurstCommunity Centre, 657-8793 or 657-1641. Lovesick Lake Native Women s  
    http://www.kawartha.net/~bait1/servorg.htm
    
    Extractions: Any changes or omissions can be e-mail to the web master or B.A.I.T. A.A Alcoholics Anonymous (Lindsay) A Trip to Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes Apsley, Ontario, Canada Beautiful Buckhorn Taskforce Beaver Lake Cottager's Association Big Bald Lake Cottager's Association Bobcaygeon 2000 Bobcaygeon: Hub of the Kawarthas Buckhorn and Vicinity Wood Carvers ... Buckhorn Access to the InterneT (B.A.I.T) Buckhorn Antique and Auto Flea Market Buckhorn Area Quilters Guild Buckhorn Art Group Buckhorn Scouts (Scouts Canada-White Pine Region) Buckhorn Community Centre (BCC) Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club ... Buckhorn Girl Guides Buckhorn Horticulture Society

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