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VFHQ News – October
2009
Clips from Chris
It is so nice to hear how many depend
on their guild friends and activities to lift them up when they are down; and I
agree that without all of you and our many guild activities one could find
oneself feeling down and out. Some say
this is quilt therapy and, as the saying goes, “Quilting is cheaper than a
psychiatrist.” I can’t report that this
is totally true—I have seen some of your stashes! But equally valuable is our
quilter-to-quilter therapy. Thank
goodness for our quilting friends!
- Chris
October Meeting – October 20, 2009
Our guest speaker will be professional
instructor: Betty Neff. Her topic is: Compulsion to create/patience to organize. Come and learn about fabric management,
storage, and cutting of scraps. Here
presentation will be highlighted by a trunk show of scrap quilts. For more information about Betty, visit her
website at http://bettyneff.com/index.html.
Betty designs and sells her line of patterns. She lectures,
teaches workshops and retreats, and works with several museums to further
public knowledge of vintage quilts. Further information on Betty can be
found at http://www.quilttownusa.com/Town_Hall/meetingplace.htm. Come prepared
with some cash as Betty will be selling her patterns especially the pattern for
her workshop on Wednesday, October 21. For
more information see the Guild Workshops in this newsletter.
Refreshment Assignments
Sweets Hors
d’oeuvres Beverages
Paula Pettyjohn Gerry Higgins Ethel
Hutchinson
Ann Palmer Sandy Dounce Sherlee
Hilberg
Norma Brechbiel Chris Candello Chris Candello
Gail Forster Lisa Steuer Jean Hayden
Joan Shaw Maxine close
Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees…
Afternoon Bee – 2nd Tuesday
October
October 13, 2009, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, at
the home of Patti McLain Fulton, 87 Hill
Church Road, Spring City, PA, 610-948-5739
November
November 10, 2009, 12:30 – 3:30 PM, at
the home of Kate Sevensky, 1 Paxon
Circle, Broomall, PA, 610-359-9449
Evening Bee – 4th Tuesday
October
October 27, 2009, 6:30 – 9:00 PM, at
the home of Jacqui Santangelo, 336 Apian Way, Trappe,
PA, 610-831-0619
November
November 24. 2009, 6:30 – 9:00 PM, at
the home of Donna Raymond, 106 Spring Ridge Road, King of Prussia, PA
610-265-0440
Our Bees are open to all members of
the Valley Forge Homestead Quilters Guild.
They offer an opportunity to share quilting information and renew
friendships. We work on our own hand
projects (there’s not usually room for sewing machines); we assist each other
by suggesting ways to layout quilt blocks, work with colors, etc.; and we enjoy
each others company in a smaller venue.
Please check your calendar and see if you are able to join one or both
of the Bees this month. If you would
like to host one of the Bees, please contact Jean Hayden (Afternoon Bee) or
Beth Quigley (Evening Bee).
Birthdays
October
October 10 Denny Shaw
October 11 Vanessa Garst
Peggy Melachrinos
October 12 Chris Candello
October 14 Art Hutchinson
October 15 Jacqueline Carman
October 18 Karen Glasthal
October 25 Gerry Higgins
November
November 1 Joan Lautensack
November 5 Amy Frazier
November 12 Sally Lightcap
November 13 Sandy Darlington
November 19 Joan Markowitz
November 28 Cheryl McGuire
Heart & Home — Betty Neff
DATE: October
21, 2009
TIME: 9:30
AM – 4:00 PM
PLACE: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Trooper, PA
PRICE: $25.00 (a
$10.00 non-refundable deposit holds your place). The pattern is an additional $13.00 - See
Jean Hayden to sign up. Jean is only
collecting for the workshop; Betty Neff will sell the pattern at the workshop
and at the Guild meeting on October 20.. There are still openings for this workshop.
Betty will give us pointers on how to
personalize our own heart and home quilt.
NOTE: There will also be a handout from Betty at our October guild
meeting. You may not want to start
cutting before the workshop.
UFO and BOM 2009 – Beth Quigley
DATE: January
2010
TIME: 9:30
AM—4:00 PM
PLACE: TBD
Comfort Quilt Workshop – Jean Corday
DATE: February
27, 2010
TIME: 9:30
AM – 4:00 PM
PLACE: Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church, King of Prussia, PA
PRICE: Free.
And a free lunch is included. Please see Jean Corday
to sign up.
Bahamas’ Sunrise – Linda Hahn
DATE: March
17, 2010
TIME: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
PLACE: Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Trooper, PA
PRICE: TBD
Visit http://www.doubletroublestudios.com/ to see Linda’s designs and quilts.
Machine Appliqué – Debra Gable, Zebra Patterns
DATE: June
19, 2010
TIME: 9:30
AM – 4:00 PM
PLACE: TBD
PRICE: TBD
To see some of Debra’s quilts, visit http://www.zebrapatterns.com/
2009 Block of the Month
October’s block is Bunker Hill on page
18 of the Fons and Porter book, Stars*and*Stripes
Sampler. Check out page 27 for the November
block, Yankee Doodle. Please remember to
bring your completed block(s) to the guild meeting to
exhibit and take a chance to win a prize.
If you have any questions or need help with your blocks or fabric
selection, please do not hesitate to call me. Thank you - Beth Quigley
Welcome
Barbara Bregman has become a member of our guild
through her sister, Laura Sypniewski, maybe we have
another sister act here. Barbara lives
in Silver Spring, MD and has been quilting for around 30 years with a great
interest in machine piecing, needle-turned hand appliqué and hand quilting. She’s always been interested in sewing, as a
child she made her clothes and clothes for her Barbie. Barbara started quilting in graduate school
and has been feeding her fabric addiction ever since. She enjoys many quilt projects and her latest
is a series of landscape quilts and a huge paper piecing project. She has made a bed-sized quilt and along with
quilting she enjoys gardening, kayaking, hiking, and reading. Barbara is currently working part time as a
neuroscience professor at Georgetown University and due to this she can finally
devote more time to quilting. Welcome,
Barbara!
Lisa Steuer
introduced Mary Molettiere to our guild. Mary met Lisa at a One Block Wonder class at
Byrnes Sewing and some of us met Mary at the Ricky Tims
Seminar. Mary lives in Lansdale, PA and
started sewing at 10 years of age in a 4-H class. Mary made a sampler quilt in 1989 and after
making two more bed size quilts, taking an appliqué class and then making a
machine-quilted wall hanging, she was hooked.
Having made five bed quilts, Mary is still searching for her favorite
quilt project. She reads and tries some
of everything and keeps building her stash, going to shows and taking
classes. She is always inspired but is
still searching for that favorite quilt style.
Besides quilting, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends,
traveling, reading, swimming, baking, watching old movies, and helping with
church activities. Mary works as a high
school secretary and has been married to her husband, Tom, for 32 years. They have two daughters Genevieve (28) and
Stephanie (26) as well as a pet Yorkie, named Shadow
who is 13 years old. Welcome, Mary!
Mary Stefanelli resides in Orkland,
PA and found our guild while surfing on the internet. She has been sewing since she was a child and
has been quilting for the last five years.
She got hooked on quilting when her friend helped her make a t-shirt
quilt. Patchwork, redwork,
and embroidery are the quilt projects she most enjoys and she has used those
skills to make a bed-sized quilt. When
not quilting, Mary enjoys biking, swimming and the beach. Mary works as a finance clerk. If she isn’t sewing, she is at the beach
probably sewing. Mary is the captain of
her company’s bike team for the American Cancer Society. Welcome, Mary!
A Challenge Night Report
The challenge turned out
terrific. There were 30 entries...and they looked wonderful spread out on
the quilt racks across the entire front of the room. Becky Weiland won
1st prize with a spectacular wall hanging (with golden yellow added) that
looked as if you were glancing down into a swirling cyclone. Deb Graves
came in 2nd with a very sweet, original design that featured 3 dimensional
penguins flying a purple kite. And 3rd place went to Donna LeBlanc who
had a very intricate star, triangle and square design using hot pink that
contained 1,300 pieces! The variety was amazing - from a very traditional
Grandmother's flower garden to a New York Beauty using orange, a jacket using
red and a purse with pink yoyos. Great fun! - Linda Hamel
VFHQ Challenge 2009/2010
The new CHALLENGE for 09/10 was
announced at our September meeting and it’s already generating some great
creative ideas. Here are the rules:
Three P’s – Petite, Plaid or Polka Dot
– Use at least two of the three “P’s”
(you may use all three!) to make a quilted project.
– Petite is defined as 20” or less on
any given side. If petite is NOT chosen
as a parameter of the design, then the size of a quilted wall hanging should be
no larger than 50" on any given side.
– Plaid or polka dot fabric must be included
in at least 25% of the overall design whether used singly or in combination.
– Use any design or pattern, original or
commercially available, and any construction technique for your project. You may use components that are appliquéd,
pieced, embroidered, cross-stitched, painted, embellished, etc., or a
combination thereof.
– You must include with your submission
a typed description of your challenge piece (perhaps something intriguing about
material, or an interesting occurrence during the process, or a unique aspect
of the design, or an unusual technique you used, etc.). Your description should be between
50 to 75 words (no more than 100 words) using 12-point type (or standard
typewriter size), on a card or paper no larger than 8½ x 8½. (If you don’t have access to a computer or
typewriter, a neatly hand-printed description will be acceptable.)
– Your creation can be any quilted item
(including jacket, bag, etc.).
– Your creation should be something made
during the coming year (between 10/2009 and 9/2010).
– As usual, one entry per-person will be
accepted.
– Completed challenge quilts will be
displayed and voted on at the September guild meeting in 2010.
– All questions regarding this challenge
should be directed to Judy Snook 610.933-8094 or judyann112@verizon.net
VFHQ Excursion
Hello members — The State Museum of
Pennsylvania, located in Harrisburg, has a collection of almost 200
quilts of various styles and techniques dating from the about 1800 to the
present. Prearranged group tours to view many of the quilts can
be set up on weekdays. The tours last about 45 min to 1 hour.
We are trying to assess interest for a guild bus trip to the
museum. Early November is the target time and the day of the
week will determined by majority member availability. There will be
a survey sheet at the October guild meeting to indicate your interest and
choice of weekday for the trip. If you are interested, but will not be at
the meeting, email Linda Hamel at dhamel1283@aol.com.
In addition, there is another unique
opportunity for quilt enthusiasts at the State Museum. The curator in
charge of the quilt collection said they are beginning a process of
repackaging all the quilts for storage in keeping with current methods of
preserving textiles. The last time this was done was in the 70's, so the
storage system needed to be updated. Right now the
entire collection is out, piled on tables. She was hoping that she
might get some assistance from guilds for this repackaging
process. Beginning in November, she would be interested in 8 -10 people
at a time to help with cataloging, folding and putting the quilts into
storage boxes. We could see and handle all the quilts that are
there. The work is done from about 10 -2 on weekdays. This
could be a really fun road trip - totally separate from the quilt tour
trip. The survey sheet at the guild meeting will have an area
to indicate interest for this trip also.
Here's the web site for the
collection: http://www.statemuseumpa.org/quilts05new/pages/home.htm
- Linda Hamel
Simply Charming
Jackie Santangelo
is the new chair of the Fat Quarter Raffle.
Jackie is mixing it up this time.
The current raffle theme for the next 3 guild meetings will be
"Simply Charming" To participate, bring in a "quilt-shop
quality" Charm Pack, place it in the designated basket, along with your
name and you'll be eligible for the drawing to win them all! along
with your choice of a free charm pack pattern. You will receive one chance to
win for each charm pack you contribute.
Number of charm packs will determine how many winners. Drawing will be held at the December guild
meeting. Any questions, contact Jacqui Santangelo
50 - 50 with a Twist
The first winner of 50-50 With a Twist
was Marge Quinn. She won $30.00 and all
the remaining names went into the Survivor bag. Remember, this prize will be awarded at the
August meeting. At October’s meeting,
Deal or No Deal returns, with a twist.
Someone will take the prize in the box!
Survivor continues. Tickets are
$1 for one or $5 for six.
- Kate Sevensky,
Sally Lightcap and Nancy Hannum
2010 Block of the Month
(could be block of the
week too!)
Sally Rapp will be organizing the
program using Sylvia's Bridal Sampler from Elm Creek Quilts by Jennifer Chiaverini. Patterns
of 140 traditional blocks are included in the book that was inspired by her
popular novels.
A limited number of books are
available from Sally at $17.50. Call to
reserve your copy and/or bring monies to the October meeting where they will be
available for purchase. Stay tuned for further details.
- Sally Rapp
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Think pink! Remember, ladies, it is national breast
cancer awareness month. Take care of
yourself and remind your friends to do so as well! We have to take care of one another, “Friends
are a great source of comfort and warmth.”
Remember what Mimi Dietrich said, “Take care of the cleavage.” - Chris
American Quilter’s Society (AQS) News
AQS will host their first PA quilt
show in Lancaster at the Lancaster County Convention Center on King
Street. The dates are March 24 – 27,
2010. Sounds like a field trip! For more information and to enter a quilt for
this show visit: http://www.americanquilter.com/shows_contests/.
The Quilt Life is a new quilting
magazine. It is a publication from Ricky
Tims and Alex Anderson which will be published by
AQS. The premier issue will debut in
February 2010. For more information,
visit the AQS website at http://www.americanquilter.com and click on The Quilt
Life tab.
Quilting books make great Christmas
presents for your quilt friends and they can be ordered at a discount through
Kathy Graff during the October and November guild meetings.
Shop Hops
“Stone Cottage Baskets” 7th Eastern PA Shop
Hop is October 31 – November 15, 2009.
This shop hop feature Renee Nanneman’s “Stone
Cottage” collection at 13 unique shops.
New shop hop hours are Monday – Saturday 9:00 – 5:00 and Sunday 12 –
5:00. Passports are $5.00.
Fall Fabric Frenzy 2009 Shop Hop
Adventure! The adventure occurs November 6 – 9th. Visit some of the area’s finest shops and
register to win door prizes, gift baskets and one of the grand prizes! Passport is $5.00 and can be purchased at
Steve’s or other area quilt shops.
Quilt Shows
Layers: Unfolding the Stories of Chester
County Quilts: September 10, 2009 – February 25, 2010 (part two). An exciting new exhibit of
quilts never publicly shown before reveals the many stories of Chester County,
PA quilts, their makers and their owners. For more information contact the Chester
County Historical Society, 225 N. High Street, West Chester, PA 19380,
610-692-4800 or www.chestercohistorical.org.
Pennsylvania Quilts: Studies in Color; A century of antique quilts
from the Packwood House Museum Quilt Collection: August 21 – 23, 2009. The show opens June 9 and runs until October
24, 2009 but Quilt weekend features Jeannette Lasansky
and Donna Brian Ruppert. For details please check out their website at
www.packwoodhousemuseum.com.
Palmerton Library’s third Annual Quilt
Show: Sunday, October 11, 2009, Noon –
4:00 PM at the Palmerton Library, 402 Delaware Avenue, Palmerton, PA. Donation is $3.00. There will be door prizes, vendors, and quilt
classes. To exhibit quilts or for more
information, please contact the library at 610-826-3424.
Keystone Quilters of Quakertown
presents “Relish the Moment” Quilt Show 2009: Friday, Oct. 16, 2009, 10 AM – 6
PM; Saturday, October 17, 2009, 10 AM – 5 PM.
Held at Quakertown Christian School, 50 #. Paletown Road, Quakertown, PA. Admission is $6.00 and
children 12 and under are free.
For more information or a quilt entry registration form, visit their
website: www.keystonequilters.org or call 215-529-4591. Pre-registration required: Deadline: September 7, 2009.
Circle of Stars: A
25th Anniversary Undercover Quilters SEW Special Quilt Show: October 17
and 18, 2009. An NQA judged Show held at
Brookhaven Municipal Building, Cambridge Road, Brookhaven, PA 19015. Adults are $5.00, Children under 12
free. For more information visit:
www.undercoverquilters.com or call Phyllis at 610-356-9450.
Berry Basket Quilters present
Bountiful New Jersey Quilt Show:
Saturday, October 25, 2009, 10am – 5pm; Sunday, October 26, 2009, 11am –
4pm. It will be held at the Evesham Recreational Center at the Memorial Sports Complex
at 1001 Tuckerton Road, Marlton, NJ 08055.
For more information go to their website at
www.berrybasketquilters.com.
Main Line Quilters presents Quilt Road
Show: Saturday, November 21, 2009, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Berwyn United
Methodist Church, 140 Waterloo Ave., Berwyn, PA. The entry fee is $5.00. For more information visit: www.mainlinequilters.org.
Quilt Show ’09, Lebanon Quilters
Guild: December 3 – 6, 2009, Thursday – Saturday: 10 AM – 8 PM, Sunday: 10 AM –
5 PM. Admission is $2.00 for Adults,
Youth $1.00, and children under 12 are free.
For more information, call (717)-679-5522.
Meeting Minutes – September 15, 2009
Meeting Commenced: 7:00 p.m.
BOM:
Winner is Judy Snook. Beth
Quigley mentioned having a BOM workshop early next year to assemble the 2009
Blocks into one or two quilts.
BOM 2010:
Sally Rapp will chair the 2010 Block of the Month. We will work on blocks from the Jennifer Chiaverini book, “Sylvia’s Bridal Sampler”. Sally will order the book and asked for a
show of hands of those who would be interested in it.
Door Prizes:
Winners: Gerry Higgins, Mary Cramsie, and Ellen Kirkner.
Bees:
Evening Bee: September 22nd at 6:30 will be hosted by Laura Chaplar;
afternoon Bee on October 13th at 12:30 p.m. will be hosted by Patti
McLain-Fulton.
Fat Quarter Raffle:
Winners were Norma Brechbiel and Barbara
Wright.
Fat Quarter Program:
Jacqui Santangelo will now be coordinating the
Fat Quarter Program. Her theme for
October, November, and December is “Charm Packs”. The drawing will be in December with a
special prize included.
Comfort Quilts:
Jean Corday thanked Joanne Thomas for her
fabric donation. Also a big thank you to
David Hartzman who donated 3 car loads of fabrics and
sewing supplies from his mother. Jean
also asked members to bring in any completed quilts to the October meeting, so
they can be taken to the VA Center in November and to the hospitals in
December.
Mancuso Show:
Gloria Clark has the schedule ready for members who are doing the white
gloving and selling our quilt raffle tickets.
Extra copies are on the table in the back. If you have some time to help out please let
Gloria know. The hours of the show are
Thurs. Fri. and Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Sun. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
October Meeting:
Betty Neff is our speaker for the October meeting. Vicki showed us her completed quilt from
Betty’s design that will be done at the Wednesday workshop. 20 guests from the Penn Oaks Quilt Club will
join us at the meeting. If we have any
openings at the workshop they would also like to participate in that.
Workshops:
Jean Hayden reminded everyone that Barbara Persing
will be doing a strata workshop on Saturday September 26th. The cost is $25.00 plus the book – Stratavarious. There
are still 5 openings for anyone interested in attending. See Jean Hayden if you would like to sign
up. The October Guild Meeting speaker
will be Betty Neff; the next day Wednesday, October 21st, Betty will have a
workshop at Latter Days Saints Church in Trooper. The cost will be $25.00 plus $8.00 for the
pattern. If you have an old pattern
(which contains mistakes), please bring it with you and it will be replaced at
no cost. In June 2010 Jean has scheduled
a workshop with Debra Gabel from Zebra Patterns.
AQS: Kathy Graff reported that everything
has come in except for 1 book. She is
placing another order with Connecting Thread on Saturday – 40% off.
Program:
Judy Snook spoke about our challenge this past year, black, white and a
zinger, and the 30 participants who were entered for voting. The following ladies did a great job on their
quilts, wall hangings and bags; #1-Joan Lautensack,
#2-Judy Snook, #3-Jeanne Dzedzy, #4-Ann Lister,
#5-Nancy Hannum, #6-Joyce Stemple, #7-Joan Markowitz,
#8-Kate Sevensky, #9-Barb Jones, #10-Marge Quinn,
#11-Laura Chaplar, #12-Linda Hamel, #13-Jean Hayden, #14-Sally Rapp, #15-Cathy
Fennell, #16-Donna Leblanc, #17-Irene LeBlanc, #18-Gail Forster, #19-Sandy Dounce, #20-Becky Weiland, #21-Vickie Lopresti, #22-Gail Dovalovsky, #23-Laura Sypniewski,
#24-Deb Graves, #25-Susan Glaser, #26-Rosemary Geisler, #27-Sally Lightcap, #28-Theresa Martini, #29-Venessa Garst, #30-Candy Garrido.
And the Winners were:
First Place – Becky Weiland, Second Place – Deb Graves, and Third Place
– Donna LeBlanc.
After the voting, Judy then announced
next year’s challenge, which will be 3-P’s; Petite (no bigger than 20”), Polka
Dot or Plaid. Quilt size can not be any
larger than 50”.
Shop Til'
You Drop: Sally Rapp coordinated our annual fabric
sale. 23 members participated in the
sale. We also had an early “grandma’s
attic” from the donated fabric and sewing supplies. 3 teams of cashiers helped everyone with the
check out.
Retreat:
The November retreat is filled; Sally Rapp has a wait list
available. Please see Sally if you would
like to be placed on the waiting list.
50/50 With a Twist –
The “adopted” sister, Sally Lightcap, will be
helping Kate with the 50/50 while Nancy is busy with other duties. Winner:
Marge Quinn
AccuQuilt die cutter:
One of the items was back ordered, but should arrive any day.
Show and Tell
Meeting Adjourned: 9:42 p.m.
Respectfully submitted by Jean Corday - Recording Secretary
Recipe Request
Spicy Thai Pasta Salad
1 (12 to 16 ounce) package angel hair
pasta
2 tablespoons sesame oil or more
6 tablespoons honey
5 tablespoons soy sauce
1/4 cup oil
2 tablespoons crushed red pepper
1/4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
1/4 cup chopped green onions
1/2 cup peanuts
Cook noodles to al dente. Mix all
liquid ingredients in measuring cup. Pour over noodles. Mix in with cilantro,
green onions, peanuts and red peppers before serving.
November Meeting Preview – November 17, 2009
Would you like to learn a new quilting
skill but not sure where to begin? At the November guild
meeting, we will have a round robin of mini-workshops to provide you with an
opportunity to give it a try. There will
be 4 skills offered. Two of them will be
a hand’s on learning experience and two will be demos featuring techniques,
tips, and tricks. You will be choosing two
of the four. Your choices are as
follows:
Hand’s-on learning
– Hand quilting with Lou Chandler and
Cathy Fennell
– Hand embroidery with Sally Rapp and Irene
Pettigrew
Demos:
– Appliqué with Gloria Clark and Linda
Hamel
– Machine quilting with Shellie Blake
and Becky Weiland
If you’ll be participating in the embroidery
mini-workshop, please bring an embroidery hoop if you have one. If you’ll be participating in the
hand-quilting mini-workshop, bring a thimble and a quilting hoop/frame between
9” to 14” in diameter if you have one. (If
you’re not planning to do the hand-quilting and you have a quilting hoop/frame
that you wouldn’t mind letting someone use that night, please bring it and be
sure to have your name on it).
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Guild Board Elected
Officers: President – Chris Candello Vice President – Marge Quinn Treasurer – Candy Garrido Secretary – Jean Corday Membership Chair – Nancy Hannum Immediate Past President – Lou Chandler Committee Chairs On Board Program Chair – Gloria Clark Newsletter – Cathy Fennell (editor) Committees Info & Resources Web Master – Lou Chandler Publicity – Nancy Hannum Historian – Nancy Hannum Library – Carol Divis AQS books – Kathy Graff Guild Meeting Support Set-up – Cathy Fennell Refreshments – Laura Chaplar Hostess/ Door Prizes – Patti McLain Fulton Hospitality – Vicki Lopresti Block of the Month – Beth Quigley 50/50 Game – Kate Sevensky Fabric Raffle –
Jackie Santangelo Challenge – Judy Snook Guild Events Quilt Bees – Jean Hayden (day) Applique Group – Gloria Clark Retreats – Sally Rapp Excursions – Linda Hamel Quilt Show – Jean Hayden Projects & Support Raffle Quilt – JoAnn Thomas Comfort Quilts – Jean Corday Sunshine – Norma Brechbiel Member Comfort – Judy Snook & |
received by the first of the month. Cathy Fennell Guild Meetings
DATE: Third Tuesday of each month
TIME: 7 p.m.
PLACE: Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, King of Prussia, PA |