■' _ phia is planned by the socit- zler, first president; Mrs. r Women 7 ty for June 15. Mrs. Emma Murl Lefever and Mrs. Jesse parm Denlinger is in charge of the Groff. Meet Miss Metzler told how the • n , The society will meet to- so * iet K. wa f , orga^ ized ruiurtv four members were who the first officers and Lpnt at the recent meet* da y> June 4, at Shremers m embers were. The first preS of the Society of Farm Greenhouse near Paradise meeting was held June 6, 'f g en number seven at the with Mrs‘ - *Df E. Shreiner and 1935, in the home of Mrs. t V0 ‘ 0 f Mrs Clyde Bene- Mrs. Arthur W. Eshleman Lefever. S Kinzcrs. acting as hostesses. During Mrs . Aaron shirk present er’,- Walter Snead and this special meeting Mrs. €( j gifts .to nine past presi “ Estella High were co- Mowrer will demon- dentS- Dr . John w. Price, fndcsses Devotions were in trate flower arranging. curator at the North Mus ’liarge of Miss High. - eum, Franklin and Marshall Donations were received for ■ . * . College, gave an illustrated rhnst’s Home, Paradise, and 14 lecture on-“ Over the Garden. The committee reported the Wall.”' 1 v, nf $35.95 was realized Urtrtnr Tnroo Each -member responded to fom the food sale held at nonor ,nree the roll call by naming her the meeting. Three charter members of favorite flower. Devotions 1 nunn* the business ses- Society of Farm Women 14 were led by Mrs John Hom n the society voted to* were presented gifts at the sher, and one new member, four swings costing ap- society’s 25th anniversary Mrs. Jacob Herr, was install mviinately $l5O 00 for, the meeting Wednesday in Dutch ed. Memorial Park “ Town and Country Inn, Vin- Hostesses for the anniver ‘ A tn p to the rose gardens daga. sary meeting were Mrs. Am t West Grove and Philadel- They were Miss Elsie Met-, os ghaubacty Mrs. Homsher, DRINK MORE MILK! Completely Pelleted Dairy Rations From Miller & Efficient; Each pellet contains a full feed formula and will give Economical: Designed for handling in bulk. Reduces feeding time in milking parlors. No wasto. Eliminates dust or fines. Saves labor in handling and feed- Choose: Green Pastures 16% or Dry and Freshening Ration, Now available completely pelleted for economy, effi ciency and convenience. f Manufacturers of Poultry and Mveslock Feed ”mce 1875 ■ V' Bushong maximum production. mg. Miller & bushorg, Inc. Rohrerstov Pa. - Lancaster '.X 2-2145 Mrs. Jesse Groff and Miss Groff and Mrs. Clarence Annie Sides. Approximately Herr. 45 members were present. # The next meeting will be held at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday, A factory worker can buy July 13, in the home of Mrs. 45 per cen t more food with John Groff, Honks HI. As- an hour’s pay today that ho sistant hostesses will be Mrs. in 1947 Harold Groff, Mrs. Clarence ROHRER'S Can Supply You Now With Malaihion P. L. ROHRER & BRO.. INC. SMOKETOWN Phone Lane. EX 7-3539 IMPORTANT BULLETIN Potato and Tomato Growers Attention! Are~ you using Parathion, or Malathion for potato and Tomato insect control? If you are, then you will find there is noth ing like Ortho’s brand new Parathion and Malathion 8 Flow Concentrates. Consider the advantages of these fine new liquid insecticides. 1. No solvents to cause foliage injury 2. Storage Stability won’t freeze or break down 3- Easy to use - 4 fluid oz. equals 1% lbs. of a 15% wettable powder 4. Compatible with other pesticides little agitation necessary 5. Lower cost per unit of active ingredi ent ROBERT 1. FREE 1461 Holly od Pkwy. g Warehouse — I California Spray-Chemical Corp. | P. O- BOX KS YORK, PENNA. J. C. EHIT ICH CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC. 736 E. Ches Si., Lancaster. Pa. Ph. EX 7-3721 Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 4. 1960—7 and other ORTHO Products. Ortho Parathion 8 Concentrate and Ortho ITalathion 8 Concentrate both are available in 1 and 5 gallon containers. Better have your dealer give you the latest on Ortho’s great new Fungicide PHALTAN too. Economically controls most common potato diseases. York -’anna. Phone V23BS PHONE YORK 263-89 U. S. Pat. Off. Phaltan, Ortho ORTHO PRODUCTS Distributed by ERNEST M. KOCH, JR. GO Hamlei Road Leviliown, Pa. Phone Windsor 6-0626
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