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Join Job’s Daughters for their Fall Party and Learn More about the Organization

Job’s Daughters is a premier leadership organization dedicated to empowering young women. Members have the opportunity to develop essential life skills such as public speaking, teamwork, self-confidence, philanthropy, respect, and responsibility. The organization also provides opportunities to earn educational scholarships and build lasting friendships.

Join Us for a Fun-Filled Fall Party!

This fall, Job’s Daughters is hosting a party, and everyone is welcome! It’s a perfect opportunity to learn more about this dynamic organization and what it offers young women in our community.

Event Details:
Date: Sunday, October 13th at 12:30 PM
Location: Chambersburg Masonic Lodge, 74 South 2nd Street, Chambersburg, PA

The Fall Party will last about 3 hours and include a hot dog bar, fun fall-themed activities, and an informational session for both girls and parents. Whether you’re familiar with Job’s Daughters or looking to learn more, come join us for an afternoon of fun, food, and information!

RSVP Information:
To attend, please RSVP to Lauren Beaston-Lucas at (717) 552-8979 or via email at PaMedic56@yahoo.com.

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