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Using Object Model to Find Groups' Members Produces Frankentable

I modified the code here:

How to get all users From Owners Group in SharePoint 2013 for a subsite

to search for groups named "xxx Members" and their members.

To the code, I added:

function AddGroupNameRowToTable(GroupName)
{   
     $("#myUsersTable").append("<tr>" +
                               "<td colspan=2>" + GroupName + "</td>" +
                               "</tr>"); 
}

and a call to it at the end of function ExecuteOnSuccess:

GroupName = item.get_title();
if (GroupName.indexOf(" Members") >= 0)
      {
          //alert(GroupName); 
          AddGroupNameRowToTable(GroupName);
          GetData(GroupName);

The problem is, I get:

Gardeners Members
Horticulturists Members
Fred     Fred@xxxcom
Jed      Jed@xxxcom
Lucy     Lucy@xxxcom
Ron      Ron@xxxcom
Tilly    Tilly@xxxcom

I want to see this (spacing and dash lines for clarity):

Gardeners Members
-----------------
Fred     Fred@xxxcom
Jed      Jed@xxxcom

Horticulturists Members
-----------------------
Lucy     Lucy@xxxcom
Ron      Ron@xxxcom
Tilly    Tilly@xxxcom

It looks like the functions are executing asynchronously, such that the groups get listed first.

I don't know how to get the results I want. The SP object model and coding style are new to me.

Thanks

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