For Farm Women
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Mix Together ,
cup hot water which raisins
were cooked in
1 teaspoon soda m the hot wat-
cup milk
3*cups flour
1 pound raisins
Add 3 egg whites last
Makes 25 cakes. Bake in oven
at‘4oo degrees.
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recipes from some more *of our
friends next week.
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Farm Women’i
Farm Women 20,
19 Treat Comity
Home Guests
4-lso at the meeting members
voted to make a donation to
Heart Haven. Mrs. Park Rein
hart, president, presided. Roll
call was answered by exchang
ing covered dishes.
Miss Nancy E. Bower, assist
ant extension home economist,
spoke on “Color in the Home”
and illustrated her talk with
swatches of material and photo
graphs to show liow the home
would look if furnished as she
had suggested.
It was reported that the soci
ety is presently conducting a
drive to increase membership.
The next meeting will be held
at 2 p. m Thursday, April 4, in
William Herr r Quarryville home 0 f Mrs j o h n Ferguson,
Umonville, Chester Countv. As
sistant hostess will be Mrs Rein
hart, her sister.
Farm Society 20 visited the
Lancaster County Home on
Wednesday with Farm Society
19. The societies served ice
cream and pretzels to the guests.
Society 20 also planned a St.
Patrick’s Day party to be held
tomorrow night at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson,
Kirkwood RD> at their meeting
last Thursday in the home of
Mts
As part of your good poultry
management, it is necessary
that you buy the best chicks
available.
Honegger Layers have prov
en the best in the nation dur
ing 1956 by having top pen
(489 pens entered) all breeds,
all contests. This winning pen
averaged 305 eggs in 350 days
with 100% livability.
Order your 1957 chix from
breeders of the identical blood
lines as these 1956 champions.
Keep accurate records and
your net profits will soar as
egg production, size and in
terior quality of Honegger lay
ers are tops. Chalk white eggs,
too.
Come see our breeders on
the new Hawkins slat floors
youll be glad you did.
P.S. Farm management ex
perts predict a good egg year
in 1957. ' ' ' “
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Society News
RD.
Society 1 Hears
Mrs. Mary Hess
Mrs. Mary Hess, a retired mis
sionary, who served 36 years in
Africa, was ithe guest speaker at
a meeting of Society 1 March 2
at the home of Mrs Abram Bol
linger, R 4 Lititz.
Contributions of food were
brought for the Cnspus Attucks
Center. An invitation from Soci
ety 10 was read inviting the
ladies to accompany them to the
Flower Show in Philadelphia,
March 27,
A contribution of $5 was voted
for the Health Fair at the Y M.
C. A Mrs Howard Wolf gave a
report of the executive boSrd
meeting, and a food sale at the
Snyder farm on March 20 was
announced.
Mrs. C. H. Nissfey distributed
material for cancer dressings to
be made by the members
Mrs. Roy Bollinger was co
hostess, and Mrs. Wolf presided.
Miss Patty Bollinger had charge
of the devotions and entertained
with piano selections.
The next meeting will be held
April 6 at the home of Mrs.
Claytpn 'Sangrey. Hartmg’s, bak
ery will demonstrate cake de
corating.
Farm Women 2
Plan Spelling Bee
Farm Women 2 plan to hold an
old washioned Spelling Bee at
7-15 p. m. next Fnday, March 22,
in the Penryn Fire Hall. There
will be four classes and three
prizes given to each class.
Entertainment will be furnish
ed by the Holstein No. 4 Quartet
from Lampeter. Mrs. John Roth,
Florin, will give a monologue.
Farm Women 2 will also present
a play. There will be refresh
ments and a sale will be conduct
ed at the end of.the program.
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Admission wil be free, but
donations will be accepted at the
door.
The Society met Saturday in
the home of Mrs. Alvin Gtaybill,
R 4 Manheim. Mrs. John O. Snave
ly, president, presided.
Society 22 to Serve
At Crispus Attucks
Farm Women 22 met March 12
at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Rohrer, Smoketown.
The women will serve at the
Cnspus Attucks Center in Lan
caster, April 4. On April 10, the
group will entertain at the
County Home.
Also planned is a mother
daughter banquet May 8 at Mil
ler’s Restaurant.
The next meeting of the Society
will be held at 1:30 p. m. April 9,
at the home of Nancy Bare.
Farm Women 10 Guests
Of Society 13 Saturday
Farm Women 13 entertained
members of Farm Women 10 at
a meeting Saturday in the Farm
Bureau building, Dillerville Rd
Mrs. Chester Buzzard, Lan
caster, spoke on “The Parable of
the African Violet,” and dis
played a number of her violet
plants. Marimba selections were
played by Mrs. Chester Christ.
Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 15, 1957—11
Planning Spring House Cleaning
Adds Speed and Reduces Work
Warm days bring thoughts of stronger leg and arm muscles,
spring housecleaning, which in Bend at the knees and hips,
turn means e\tra work to some The third part ol every job is
homemakers But needless “clean-up.” All tools and supplies
chores can be eliminated if must be put awav in their prop
there’s a plan of attack, er place. Allow time for this. IVs
Miss Ruth Kimble, extension important both to safety and the
home economist, Lancaster general principles of good mana
county, suggests listing all the gement
jobs to do Decide which ones
should be done daily, weekly,
monthly, or seasonally. Then
spread out the work so not all is
undei taken the same week or
even the same month With im
proved methods and equipment,
cleaning is now a year-round job.
One method of reducing work
is to eliminate parts or all of
some jobs Then divide the work
into three stages First is the
“get ready"” stage Be sure all
the right or best tools, equip
ment, and supplies are assembled
before vou start A cart, basket,
qr wheel table with all cleaning
materials cuts down on steps and
reduces time.
Second is the “do it” section
Motion and posture are usually
involved in this performance part
of the job. Make both hands
work, stretch as little as possible,
reduce strain in back muscles by
keeping them straight, and
exert pull and push on the
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