International Grand Champion
The 1955 International Grand Champion owners of Ankony Farms, Rhinebeck, N. Y,
Aberdeen-Angus bull, Ankonian 0. B. 13th, The first-prize senior bull calf was named
is pictured above with representatives of the junior champion and grand champion Nov.
two Eastern farms which own him From 29 during the International Livestock Ex
left to right are Henry Z. Gingrich, manager position in Chicago. {Photo courtesy Amerj,-
of Millarden Farms at Annville, Pa.; and can-Angus Breeders Association, 9 Dexter
Allan A. Ryan, Lee and Lester Leachman, Park Avenue, Chicago 9, Illinois)
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Farm Society 15
Yule Party Has
115 On Guest List
Husbands wcie honored guests
at the annual Christmas Dinner
meeting of Society of Farm Wo
men 15 Thursday night at Rhoads
Spanish Tavern ,Quarry ville.
There were Li 5 served.
Gifts were exchanged and Big
Sisters were disclosed as part of
the meeting where the Christmas
theme prevailed The Rev Delmar
It- Probst, pasuor of Mount Hope
and Wesley Methodist Churches,
gave the invocntinn, which is prin
ted as today’s Lancaster Farming
editorial.
Assisting the program chair
man, Mrs Warren Smith, were
Mrs. Lewis E Shoemaker, Jr-,
Mrs Richard Maule, Mrs Mahlon
Shoemaker, Mis Frank McCrabb
and Mrs- Helen Bushong
During the past year, the ways
and means committee reported,
the Society has earned $515
Named auditors for the coming
year were Mrs. Almus Shoemaker,
and Mrs. Forrest Reinhart.
Jack Heidelbaugh, Solanco High
School senior, provided org£fh
music dm mg the dinner The
carol sing was conducted by Mrs-
Ernest Millet with Mrs Fred
Linton at the piano. Four mem
bers of the Southern Lancaster
County Joint Community High
School Jband offered a clarinet
quartet. Members were Ruth
Jones, Loretta Stoner, Vesta Mabe
•nd Lorraine Hess.
The origin oi Christmas cus
toms in the United States was the
theme of a talk by Mrs- (Bernard
Jackson. A ladio program-type
quiz was conducted, with Mrs
Smith as quiz master; Mrs- Lewis
E- Shoemaker Jr, time keeper;
Mrs- John Ogden, Miss Sara
Holmes, and Mrs Donald Weick
tel, judges. Winners were, first;
Mrs. Kenneth Shoemaker, and
Second, Mrs. Harold Herr.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, December 16, 1955—11
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Christmas Music
Programs Sunday
Afternoon, Eve
Christmas music progiams will
be presented Sunday afternoon
at Christiana and Sunday evening
at Quarryville At four o’clock,
the LanChestei Choi us will sing
at the Christiana Fue Hall, pie
senting “Chnstmas in the An,”
and at eight that evening, the
combined chons of Chestnut
Level Presbyterian and Memonal
Methodisrt in Quanyville will pre
sent “A Star in the Sky” at the
Quanyville Church
Directing the 40-voice Lan-
Chester Chorus is Donald Tiostle
and pianist will be Richaid
Wright Several from Southern
Lancaster County are membeis
of the LanChester Chorus
Charles C Gochnauer will again
conduct “A Star in the Sky” at
Memorial Methodist Sunday eve
ning, repeating the performance
given last Sunday at Chestnut
(Level Accompanists here wi i be
Mrs Robert Ankrum of Chestnut
Level at the piano, and Miss
Helen Snyder, Quarry ville, at
the organ The piano-organ of
fertory at Chestnut Level was
given by Mrs Ankrum and Miss
Rosemary Andrews. This Sunday
night the piano-oigan duo will be
Mrs Ankrum and Miss Maiy
Glackin.
Soloists are Sara and Harry
Ankrum and Pauline Stoner of
Chestnut Level,' Richaid Deibler
and Vivian L Groff of Quarry
ville
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WANT'S TO V/OEK.
Houston, Texas One of the
stipulations which Wallace Davis,
a letnccl salesman, put into the
contract he had with the com
pany he hued to build a senes of
dams foi lieshvvater lakes on his
iaim was they had to give him a
lob driving one of the tractois
JOKESTERS ALARMS.
Oak Ridge Tenn Fuemen.
hne aie bone aied of answonng
false alaims It seems that pffibk
steis have been tying bones on
sti.mn atid attaching the stnngs
to the alaim boxes Hungry dogs,
spvmg the bones, have been set
ting olf the alaims
Secrelarv Humphrey hails vie
toiy ovei inflation
ICE JAMS
sinct Hit roads are icy, maybt you’d
better pomp tilt brakes!”
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Lancaster, Pa.
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