10—Lancaster Farming, Friday, May Ift 1957
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TEN MONTH~OLD~Kathie Jean Winters, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Paul Winters of R 1 Holtwood, led off Farm
Women 15’s fashion sb«w May 2 at Middle Octorara School.
Kathie, who modeled a blue organdy dress, has been
walking for about three weeks (Sun-Ledger Photo)
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Fertilize Trees
For Good Shade,
Proper Growth
Fertilizing shade trees and
flowering trees is important, says
Assistant County Agent Victor
Pliastow This fertilizer practice
can best be done by making a
series of holes, 15 to 18 inches
deep in concentric circles ex
tending from the outer branches
of the tree, inward V) to % the
distance toward the trunk, de
pending upon the size of the
tree to be fed A copy of the mi
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Farm Women’
Farm Women 10
Hear Experiences
of Missionaries
Mrs. Francis Scott compared
ter life today as a mother with
hat of her own mother who was
i missionary in China and that of
ler mother in law who was a
nissionary in Korea at a meetiilg,
if Farm Women 10 Saturday.
She also told of her experiences
n China before she and her fam
ly had to flee over the “hump”
jy way of the Burma Road 10
/ears ago.
Mrs. Scott also showed some
leautiful Chinese art work and
■hildrens hand work.
The Society met the home of
Mrs Harry Shuman, 1431 Eden
Rd, Lancaster. Miss Getha Shu
man assisted her mother as hos
tess and Mrs. Robert Metzler, a
sister of Mrs Shuman, was a
guest She offered a special prayer
for Mother’s Day.
Devotions were led by Mrs
Harry Sloat Roll call was ans
wered by naming an outstanding
mother.
Social hour and sale of hand
made articles followed the meet-
ing
The next meeting of the Society
will be at the home of Mrs. H.
Landis Shank on June 1. Mrs Clif
ford Shoemaker will be co-hos
tess.
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Society News
Farm' Women 19
Fete Daughters
At Tea Saturday
-Members of Farm Women So
ciety #l9 entertained their
daughters at a tea Saturday
afternoon, May 4. Sally and
Gerry Bagnoli, Landisville, en
tertained with marimba selec
tions.
Mrs. Elam Enoch, Terre HiE,
showed her collection of hand
made portrait dolls of “First
Ladies of Our Land.”
The sociaDcommittee in charge
was: Mrs. Harold Saylor,, chr.,
East Petersburg; Mrs. Henry
Lehman, Manheim Rl; Mrs.
Lloyd. Holhnger, East Peters
burg; Mrs. Lester Hollmger, East
Petersburg.
Pansy plants were given favors
June 1, the Society will be en
tertained in the home of Mrs.
Lester Hollmger with Mrs.
Henry E. Martin as co-hostess,
Mrs Samuel Dum, East Peters
burg will review a book.
Staking Peonies Stops
Heavy Rain Crushing
Be sure to stake peonies to
prevent them from being crush
ed down by heavy spring rains,
advises Assistant County Agent
Victor Plastow. Remove side
buds from peonies if large
blooms are desired.
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Farm Women 17
See Expert "
Make Salad
Farm Women 'l7 met at the
home of Cleta Rineer on May 2.
Sixteen members were present
and Ruth Graves was a visitor.
The meeting opened with the
singing of Home Sweet Home.
Psalm 100 was read and the
Lord’s Prayer said at devotions.
Roll call was answered by tell
ing what each member had plant
ed in her garden.
Mrs. Gabois of P.P.&L. gave a
demonstration on salad prepara
tion.
In the business session, the So
ciety decided to send cookies to
Valley Forge Veteran’s Hospital.
Refreshments were served by
Elsie Marron and Pauline Stoner.
The next meeting will be at
Drumore School on June 6. So
ciety 18 will be entertained at
that meeting^
New Type Hedge,
Dwarf Corkbush,
Now Available
A new type of hedge called
Dwarf Corkbush (Euonymus
alatus compacta) is becoming
very popular, says Assistant
County Agent Victor Plastow It
can be planted in small sizes, 12
to 15 inches or taller of course,
and the planting distance is two
or more feet apart, either as a
single or double row. Many
nurserymen have the small size
plants available.
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