Dates Set for '59 Homemakers Week W mte , 2 3-7 , 31 Attend
June 15 to 18 are the da- banquet, and tours. A » ««S SoCietlGS GlV©
tes for the 1959 Extension This seventh annual State- (] ll# , i s->i •
Homemakers’ Week at the wide meeting is open to all 1 «-> a Wh©©l
Pennsylvania State Univer- interested homemakers. Re- TOT the *7 ' _ ~ _ ,
sity. The program planning gistration will start about _____ I * * jin .Five Southern Lancaster
committee met recently to the middle, of May and all W7‘f J *| jMi County Farm Women’s So
putline plans for the three- homemakers must register JT allli WUC dUU f alllll y cities were donors of a wheel
day event. Two full days will for the three days. 7 chair presented to the schools
be devoted to special interest Eight -homemakers, two , . ,
groups with members of the jfrom each of. the four dist- ngs; ' , , - - r ‘ area n . a cere "
University staff in charge of riots, are on the planning 'Wjt < . '* 7 f ' in mony at Quarryville Ele
the groups. Other "features committee. They include , * - h%"~: V.-* ” men^ary School, Nov 21.
will include a chicken bartoe- Mrs. Owen H. Groff, Oxford, ,'f - , r* t» -> wheelchair, purchased
que, ‘ informal get-together, Chester county. irapr ~T^ v J3| % tSSSr3JIB WBKjjji by several societies with a
Trademarks Are Good Buying Guides ' ,1 m s f outhlrn b L a nLstL s ?oun-
Use trademarks as guides ment tests. UVESuroi ty.
in your shopping. They are a Sanforset treated rayon ] SHIPPINGL(»SE> The idea, of the wheel
excellent ind’calions of qual- fabric will not shrink more ('hmiy. '&t chair drive came from a sug
ity as every manufacturer than two per cent. W n, t .,1 ,7 - - B of Mrs. Edith Quig
strives to keep quality con- describes wool- K V ley ’ pr , incipal of L’ttle Bnt
stant in each product and enf . treated for shrinlcage B MtWd fM Lo ? p. B am Elementary School, to
throughout his complete line. t l When V ou wash San- Mrs. Ammon Huber. Society
Three w"““ § y °“^ ■ rife. 11 president Bn: Huber, In
monly _ found on clothing are mended washing instructions t lij- urn contacted the various
Sanforized, Sanforset, and for woolthe fabric wlll not 'I % I . groups and obtained unan-
t ’ felt ’ or shrink ° Ut a£ ™° us a P p roval of the pro
processed so they won’t shr- , ! Participating in the pre
ink more than one per cent Patronize Lancaster Rarm- ,*’ '* >t. - ~ sentation were:
ing Advertisers. - " " - ' 'Mrs Huber; Mrs. Levi
itHiinniiauinnnil . '- ’ Groff, Pres. - No. 15; Mrs.
_ t r „ Edwin L Witmer, No 16;
rf?ss— —V, _ _ £ »| f ” ' Mrs Glenn Eessel, No. 20;
B N Q Tin?' DISCUSSING THE line points of managing their “props” S mo ® a d rl aSap^suSr
—— in the demonstration to be presented in Chicago Tuesday . y * n ap ’ s i? p f
nt are, Darvin Boyd, left, and David Lapp. The boys were n ? pnncipal, and Mrs.
Your *chool-»gers . practicing almost until train time Friday morning for the Dorothy O Diem principal,
jL. big national 4-H event. -LF PHOTO Quarryville Elementary
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