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Women ...
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One-half cup hot water
One cup granulated sugar
One-fourth teaspopn salt
Two egg whites
One cup thawed strawberries
and juice
One tablespoon lemon juice
One-half cup whipped cream
Crush strawbetnes with juice;
add sugar and let stand one
half hour. Pour cold water, in
mixing bowl and sprinkle gela
tin on top of water Add salt
and hot water and stir until dis
solved Add berries and lemon
juice. Cool, and when it begins
Farm Women 23
Honor Mothers;
Slides Shown
Twenty-one mothers and 20
members of the Society of Farm
Women 23 were entertained at 6
p m. Thursday of last week at
a Mother and Daughter banquet
in the home of Mrs. John H.
Herr, Jr, 139 Kready Ave, Mil
ler&ville Mrs Herr was hostess
Devotions were in charge of
Mrs Enos Newcomer, R 6, Lan
caster. Roll call was answered
by -“An experience your mother
remembers about you ”
Mr and Mrs. Milton 'Eberly
showed slides of their recent
trip to South America Each
mother received a plant as a
token of love from the group.
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Lancaster
Corn Soup Supper
Takes 600 Chickens
Six hundred chickens will
be required for the Lititz Fire
Company’s chicken corn soup
supper tomorrow night during
the county convention.
Members of the Ladies’
Auxiliary cleaned chickens
Tuesday and Wednesday lor
the event.
Business sessions of the
35th annual convention will
he in the Lititz Springs Paik
A parade at 2 p m. is sched
uled, with prizes based on his
torical aspects of fire light
ing equipment
to thicken, beat until fluffy
in whipped cream and beaten
egg whites Put in baked pie
shell and chill Garnish with
ei earn and berries.
It sometimes happens, and
it did happen. We left the
butter "out of a recent recipe,
and our reader, Lena Brubak
er of RI Quarryville is not
sure whether it was her fault
or ours. She writes, “I must
have omitted the butter in the
recipe for sugar cookies, I’m
sorry but it should have in
cluded a cuj) of butter.” To
correct this, we’ll reprint the
entire recipe, correct, this
time, we hope:
Three eggs
Two cups white sugar
One cup butter
One cup sour cieam
One teaspoon soda
One-half teaspoon salt
One teaspoon vanilla
About five cups (all purpose)
flour, enough to make soft
dough.
Cream butter, sugar and un
beaten eggs in a big bowl, then
stir in the sour cream and vanil
la. s>ift dry mgiedients and add
them to bowl. Stir all until
thoroughly and smoothly mixed.
You may have to add a little
more flour, but keep the dough
soft Let stand overnight.
Next day, roll dough out, cut
in any shape desired Sprinkle
lightly with, sugar and bake m
375-degree F oven Cookies may
be centered with laisms or nuts
or cherries. This makes about
five dozen You cah also drop
these cookies on a cookie sheet
if desired-
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We apologize, and hope
your next Sugar Cookies will
be a bit richer.
Farm Women 15
To Sponsor Band
Concert June 6
Farm Women’s Society No 15
met at the home of Mrs Almus
Shoemaker, Bartville, at 2 p m
on Thursday Mrs. Robert
Weicksel, president, conducted
the meeting, with Mrs Shoe
maker in qharge of devotions
Ctf
The Youth Recreation com
mittee reported that on Wed
nesday evening, June 6, it would
sponsor a concert by both Senior
and Junior Bands of Solanco
High School in the' Solanco
gym. Proceeds will be used to
help pay for - uniforms for the
Junior group.
It was decided to write the
secretary of the Joint School
Board of Solanco schools, pio
testmg the building of the new
High School for'the area in the
Borough of Quairyville.
It also was voted to make a
contribution for the purpose of
sending a child from Southern
Lancaster County to the East
Seal Camip for crippled chil
dren, located in the Pittsburgh
area. This fund also is for
warding contributions from oth
er organizations to the Crippled
Children’s Association in Lan
caster.
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CORRECTION
SUGAR COOKIES
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Yes, Eike Franz-Georg Grevel, German
exchange student, might well reply,, tor
here he is pictured receiving his high
school diploma at commencement exer
cises late last week in the Quarryville
Methodist Church from Supervising Prin
cipal Harry K Gerlach. In last week’s
Lancaster Farming, “Ike” expressed the
There have been several re
quests in this column, and
response has been excellent.
One of our readers, Violet
Preston of 553 Chestnut
Coatesville, asks if anyone has
any crochet chair set patterns
&he would like one of the
Four-Leaf Clover. She would
return it after use.
Keep those cards and letters
coming We appreciate them
Until next week, that’s all un
til we will
See you again.
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For Preserving Grass Silage
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East Earl, R. D. 1, Pa.
.New Holland 4 7201
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Gap, Pa.
Hickory 24169
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J.C.SnavelyS Sons, Inc.
Landisville, Pa.
3511
Ross C. Ulrich
Peach Bottom,R.D,Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Friday, June 1, 1956
wish that he could see the West before re
turning to his homeland At this moment,
Ike is enroute to Oregon, to attend a na
tional meeting of the Church of the Breth
ren, thanks to arrangements by his church
and his hosts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clyde
Kreider. (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
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Paradise, Pa.
OV 7-2493
Millport Roller Mills
Lititz, R. D. 4, Pa.
Lmtz 6 8831
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