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Sassie Lassies meet

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The Weirton Red Hat Sassie Lassies convened at Froehlich’s Classic Corner in Steubenville for an enjoyable afternoon focused on food and friendship. Twelve participants, including Linda Walter and Marge Phillips, fostered a sense of community and connection. This gathering underscores the significance of local social clubs in enhancing community spirit among women. The Sassie Lassies actively engage in various activities to promote interaction and support among members. Such events provide a platform for women to strengthen their bonds and share experiences.

The group's commitment to community building reflects broader social trends emphasizing the importance of local networks. These gatherings contribute positively to the social fabric of Weirton. Overall, the Sassie Lassies exemplify how local organizations play a crucial role in fostering friendship and support among women.

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