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Mar 31, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 31, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 31, 2021 RobertMyers Mar 31, 2021 RobertMyers Jan 17, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 100 H/9/1884 -2- martynia grapes an 3 exhibits of Flowers Fulford, Tomatoes, corn, potatoes, Lima beans Hermon, Tomatoes and Flowers White Hall, sweet potatoes, Peaches Plums damsons Kohl-rabi apples, pears, grapes, tomatoes canteleup corn citron melon Hubbard squash and Flowers Norwood Okra, cymlings and Pears. Our President remarked that considering the fact that our exhibits are always left with our hostess at the different places he thought it would be well to remember this and make the exhibits large and more worth having. Also, he said that as each lady felt a desire that her meeting should be a success, he thought it was as little as each mem ber could do to attend regularly and help make it so. Readers. H. H. Miller who was ex cused on account of a sore throat and Edith Farquhar who also was excused The President then told us some items gathered in his summer trip and called on others to do the same. The "Bitter-sweet" plant was described and aslo the Aloe which is Bermuda reaches the height of 30 feet in one season. We had also accounts of the	Page 100 H/9/1884 -2- martynia grapes an 3 exhibits of Flowers Fulford, Tomatoes, corn, potatoes, Lima beans Hermon, Tomatoes and Flowers White Hall, sweet potatoes, Peaches Plums damsons Kohl-rabi apples, pears, grapes, tomatoes canteleup corn citron melon Hubbard squash and Flowers Norwood Okra, cymlings and Pears. Our President remarked that considering the fact that our exhibits are always left with our hostess at the different places he thought it would be well to remember this and make the exhibits large and more worth having. Also, he said that as each lady felt a desire that her meeting should be a success, he thought it was as little as each mem ber could do to attend regularly and help make it so. Readers. H. H. Miller who was ex cused on account of a sore throat and Edith Farquhar who also was excused The President then told us some items gathered in his summer trip and called on others to do the same. The "Bitter-sweet" plant was described and aslo the Aloe which is Bermuda reaches the height of 30 feet in one season. We had also

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