Women -14
sor Sale
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llic feature of the me
0£ the Society of Farm
cn No 14 at the home
s Christian Landis, of
b Rl, on March 9. Co
pses were Mrs Henry
cr, Mrs Joseph Nolt,
jVirs Aaron Shirk De-
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Mrs. Landis, - and —members
responded tp roll ■ call with
a “Thrift Suggestion,”.
new member, Mrs. La
verne Myhn, New Providen
ce Rl, tvas welcomed into
the society
The group received fur
ther information about par
ticipating in the Community
Club Award project.
Society No 14 will be en
tertained by Society No 10
at 2 00 pm. Saturday, Mar
ch 26 in the Rohrerstown
Elementary School.
Next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Murl Cl
ark, Strasburg, on April 13
at 1.30 pm Co-hostesses
will be Mrs. Jason Melhnger
Mrs Amos Ranck, Mrs. Ira
Rutt and Mrs Alice Shubach
Dr. S K Eshleman will be
guest speaker and members
of Society No. 23 will be
guests at the meeting.
Reporter for the group is
Mrs Rpbcrt M Esbenshade
Farm Women -16
Vote Donations
Mrs John Graham, Chris
tiana El was annointed to
have charge of the memo~-
xal service at the fall con
vention of Farm Women So
cieties by' Society No. 16
meeting at the home of Mrs
Frank Thompson, George
town, Paradise El, on March
12. Co-hostess was Mrs.
Graham
The society voted a don
ation to the Heart Fund and
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ory Hetr,, Jobh Brennbmao,
C Henry Brenneman, and
Harry 'Landis,, farmers in
tlie area. Moderating the
panel on' soil and water con
servation practices will be
George Myers, teacher of
Vocational Agriculture at
the Lampeter-Strasburg H
S , site of the meeting Ch
airman for the event is Al
fred R Overly, president of
the Lampeter YFA.
The bi-county conference,
schedu'ed for March 30 in
the Schafferstown Reformed
Church social room, will fea
ture remarks by Senator
Thomas Ehrgood and Robert
G Strub’e, watershed con
sultant with the Penna Soil
Conservation Commission.
Panel moderator, Harvey
Smith, teacher of Vocational
Agriculture at Schaeffers
town, will guide the discus
sion of Luke Krall, Harold
Bo'linger, and Samuel Hei
sey. farmers, and Victor
Zeigler, director of SCD.
the Cancer Society, and na
med waitresses for a dinner
and fashion show at Lanc
aster Heart Haven on Ap
ril 26
Mrs Lillian Hanna and
Mrs. Jeanme Groff gave rea
dings during the social hour
Next meeting of the soc
iety will be at the home of
Mrs Hanna, Nine Points, on
April 13
Reporter for the group is
Mrs Floyd Reinhart, presi
dent
KIRKWOOD, PA.
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(From rage 1)
ion
SHELL:
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 19, 1960—7
Illustrated talks showing
conservation practices on the
land will be presented by
members of the SCD at each
of the gatherings
Many of the new cooper
ators during the past year
signed soil conservation ag
reements as a result of sim
ilar watershed metmgs.
At the regular monthly
meeting on Monday night,
the SCD approved the fol
lowing applications of five
new cooperators to place
362 acres under conservat
ion plans Charles Bridges,
Denver R 2, 15 acres in E
Cocalico Twp ; Alfred R Ov
erly, Quarryville R 2, 138 ac
res in E Drumore Twp ,
Paul W Groff, Elizabethtown
R 3, 175 acres in Mount Joy
Twp; J Wilmcr Lare, 266
Delp Road, Neffsville, 14
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