A Rural Survey in Maryland
A Rural Survey in Maryland
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May to October. *The Home Interest Society: 1/4. 25-25. 1870. *The Neighbors' Society: 1/4. 50-50. The Whist Club: 1/4. 50. The Book Club: Two branches; 30 families in each.
57 AN ATTRACTIVE FARM HOME Several of these organizations have already been discussed in previous sections, as, for instance, the Fruit Growers' and the Milk Producers' Associations. Something of the significance of the other agricultural clubs will be taken up later. For the present it will be sufficient to indicate the so...rt of work which is undertaken by these societies. Both the men's societies and those which are for both men and women combine social features with the discussion of all manner of topics important to their members as farmers. They give opportunity for informal meeting, as well as for the exchange of ideas. The program of a meeting of one of these clubs may be cited as typical. This is taken from a meeting of the Home Interest Society on the night of the 26th of February last. Al- though it was raining very hard sixteen members and some eight or ten guests were assembled by six o'clock, some of them having driven upwards of five miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May to October. *The Home Interest Society: 1/4. 25-25. 1870. *The Neighbors' Society: 1/4. 50-50. The Whist Club: 1/4. 50. The Book Club: Two branches; 30 families in each.
57 AN ATTRACTIVE FARM HOME Several of these organizations have already been discussed in previous sections, as, for instance, the Fruit Growers' and the Milk Producers' Associations. Something of the significance of the other agricultural clubs will be taken up later. For the present it will be sufficient to indicate the so...rt of work which is undertaken by these societies. Both the men's societies and those which are for both men and women combine social features with the discussion of all manner of topics important to their members as farmers. They give opportunity for informal meeting, as well as for the exchange of ideas. The program of a meeting of one of these clubs may be cited as typical. This is taken from a meeting of the Home Interest Society on the night of the 26th of February last. Al- though it was raining very hard sixteen members and some eight or ten guests were assembled by six o'clock, some of them having driven upwards of five miles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbyterian Church in the Usa Board of Home Mi to read onlineMoreLess
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