Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 28# 1959—11
For the
Farm Wife and Family
Societies 2 & 12
Slate Visits
Society of Farm Women
No. 12 met recently with
Mrs. Olive Sigman, New
Danville, with Mrs. Irene
Benedict as co-hostess.
Mrs. Henry Eken, presi
dent was in charge of the
meeting, with devotions led
by Mrs. Katie Brenner. Mrs.
Eken renorted 706 large and
297 small cancer dressings
made in February.
Ten shirts made by Mrs.
eggs, ham, olives, cheese sau
ce Bake 25 to 30 minutes.
Makes four or five servings.
Picture-Frame Eggs
Beat three egg whites un
til stiff but not dry. With,
same beater, beat three yolks
until light and lemon-color
ed; s f ir in Vi teaspoon salt,
J/ 4 cup all-purpose flour and.
% cup cottage cheese
Fold in whites Drop by
sma 1 ! spoonfuls onto hot,
lightly greased griddle Co
ok until golden grown on
all sides.
Serve at once with butter
and maple syrup Makes ab
out 16 small pancakes These
are creamy and cheesy in
side
Spicy Eggs' N' Ham
With biscuit cutter, re
move centers from bread sli
ces Heat some butter or mar
garine in skillet; fit in bread
slices, one layer deep; cook
until brown and crisp on one
side: turn'.
Slip egg into each center
Add more butter if needed
to keep bread and eggs from
sticking. Cook until eggs are
of desired doneness. Serve
topped with cheese sauce.
OLIVER
Gives You Topnotch Plowin
with Tandem
or 3-Palnf Hitch
V'V
* /%*
= '£r
tfi ,y .
U>u avoid plugging delays, do a better covering job,
plow at top speed with an Oliver. Here are extra big
passageways for trash—greater beam clearance, more
furrow-tinning space between bottoms.
No more rehitching or recoupling, either. Oliver
plows have spring-trip beams that permit the bot
toms to swing back, ride over obstructions without
damage. To reset, just back the tractor. What a
time- and share-saver!
And, both these plows—the pull-type No. 4240
and the 3-point hitch No. 3241—are convertible. It’s
easy to add an extra bottom to a 2-bottom unit to
match your power, and spring and fall field conditions.
Come in and see a really modern plow. _______
Let us prove that an Oliver plows better 'IWJPJPT
at lower cost. ■■■■•■■
G. E. Busier
Peach Bottom, Pa
J. B. Lapp
Atglen, Pa,
Farmersville
Equipment Co.
Ephrata, R.D. 2
Brenner were delivered to
the Cancer Society. A dona- 1
t'on of $5 was given to the
Crippled Children’s- Society.
The members voted to bake
cookies on April 24. An invi
tation to join Society No. 2
in their meeting April 11 at
Penryn Fire Hall wss accep
ted, with a return visit off
ered on April 18 at the High
ville Fire Hall.
ASK ABOUT THE WOOD
■Finishes on wood furniture
frequently vary from the true
color of the wood. Ask ques
tions about the wood and
read labels carefully before
you buy. Keep in mind that
the name of the finish, such
as walnut, may not be the
same as the wood used.
&& HiM ike
uIIEEN!
You do better, you live better,
when you put the Mount Hope
QUEEN to work for you.
For 35 years they have been bred
to lay more big, high-quality eggs
on low-energy feeds than most
strains.
They are rugged, too. Yes sir,
they are "Just the Bird" for you.
Why settle for half Mount Hope
blood-lines (in other Leghorns) when
you can get "100% Mount Hope"
by going direct to a Franchised
Hatchery near you?
Johnson’s
Hatchery
SPHRATA. PA.
Ph. REL 3-2980
7 ,T . G. Hershey & Son
Mcmheim, R. D. 1
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
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