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Members of the Radcliff Woman’s Club met April 8 with conservation in mind.

The main attraction for the meeting was a special presentation by Bonnie Gunter of the Potted Few Garden Club. As she spoke to the group, Gunter created an herb salad and explained that the components of the dish were vegetables and herbs, which are easily grown in one’s garden or in one’s own flower pot. Rather than spending gas and energy running to the market, items can be grown in one’s own backyard.

Courtney Lane Craddock and Nathaniel Shane Bryan, both of Elizabethtown, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.

The bride-to-be is the daughter of Randy and Bonnie Craddock of Elizabethtown. A 2000 graduate of Central Hardin High School, she attended the University of Louisville. She is a manager at McDonald’s.

The Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown celebrated National Library Week April 14 through 20 by donating gently used books to both the Vine Grove Woman’s Club and the Radcliff North Branch of the Hardin County Public Library.

Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown helped begin the Hardin County Public Library in Elizabethtown in its early beginnings at the Brown-Pusey House and a bookmobile that traveled over the county. In 1960, the Hardin County Public Library became a reality and the club was recognized for its efforts by the city of Elizabethtown.

The Fort Knox Potted Few Garden Club met recently at the Vine Grove home of Jan Colgan with cohost Annette Peter.

After a brunch and the business meeting, club members toured the Broadbent Wildlife Sanctuary in Guston to learn about the rescue and rehab facility for injured wildlife.

The next club meeting is May 15 at the Elizabethtown home of Bonne Gunter with cohost Ria Malito. Members will then tour Doug Gebler’s Elizabethtown garden to present a program to “Take a Walk on the Wild Side.”