Dupont Gardens £unday,
April "21, ‘‘ meeting- at the Glass
Kitchen at 1 p.m. •
Ten dollars was contributed
to the Cancer Fund and plans
were announced to visit the
County Home in June with So-
Society of Tarm Women No. C i e ty n O . 2. The local organiza
-1 entertained Society No. 3at tj on Wl jj jj e g U esits of Society
the meeting held on Saturday jg_ on ,jyj a y 15 a £ the Q<>or
afternoon at the Salem Luth- ge town Methodist Church.
«ran Church, Lincoln. Mrs. Ab- The 'Mother-Daughter ban
xam Bollinger, the president, q uet Wlill £ e lheld on May 7in
was in charge, and 51 members the B runnemlle Fire Hall. The
and .guests attended. Mrs. W. Rev> Herbert E. Moyer will
Dean Fyock led the devotions. speak on -women Shared His
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaub, world Passion -. The next meeting
traveler, was guest speak- wIR iheid at the home of
«r. She showed pictures pMier. piark with Mrs. C. V.
travels and articles purchased "gniith as co-hpstess.
in the various countries, , ~
Farm Women
Hear Talk By
Mrs. Shaub
The group planned a runun- I>oo o miles of rail fences
*,ge sale to be held on Friday, b or( j er the Blue Ridge Park-
April 26, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. way ' through Virginia. These
511 are made mostly of chestnu#
Broad St. Lititz. They also WO od,'from trees killed by the
planned to take a trip to the bl ht
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Farftl Women 19 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 13, 1963—17
Hear Review
Members of Farm Women ID
met Saturday afternoon m the
Landisville Church of God.
Mrs. Wallace Fisher reviewed
the book, “To Sir, With Love”,
by E. R. Braithwaite.
tluests were 30 members of
Society 4, ot which Mrs. Dan
Will is president. Mrs. Kenne
th Eshelman, county president,
was a special guest and spoke
on “Woman’s Most Prized Pos
session.” —Mrs. Scott Nissley
Jr. sang two -numbers.
The committee planning the
meeting consisted ot Mis. Wil
liam Alexander, Mrs. Hany
Mumma, Mrs. Daniel Rohrer,
Mrs. Christian Mussel, Mrs.
John David Yoder, and Mrs.
Lloyd Hollinger.
Complete automatic feeding for
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Straight-out Auger Feeder
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CALEB M. WENGER
d. D. 1 Drumore Center KI 8-2116 .Quarryville, Pa,
The group will make can
cer dressings at the home of
Mrs. John Ruhl Wednesday,
April 17, beginning at 7:30
p.m.
They will take a bus trip to
Winteithur, famous museum of
early Americana on Wednes
day, May 15. Reservations
should be made with Mrs. Yod
er, Box 254, Lancaster.
The May 11 meeting will be
held at the East Petersbuig
Church of the Brethien.
when outside temperatures
pass 60 degrees will do much to
reduce transit losses, suggests
Livestock Conservation, Inc.
This permits fieer circulation
of air and allows hogs to main
tain safe body temperatures in
their natural way.
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Additional 10* auger aectlena map be
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lutomettc feeding equipment
Farm Women 10
Make Donations
Farm Women Society 10,
meeting at the home ot Mrs.
Elam Buckw alter Saturday,
made contributions to The
American Bible Society, the
Lancaster Branch Ameiican
Cancer Society, and the Lan
caster County Society lor
Crippled Childien and Adults.
Each organization was the re
cipient ot a H 5 donation.
Dr. Glewn Breidenstine
spoke on the Onent and show
ed pictures to illustrate.
Mrs. Hany Sloat spoke on
a lelease tiom Pennsylvania
State University on sott water.
Miss Esther Hess conducted
devotions Roll call featmed
April fool iokes.
Mis. Fiank Hodecker, pre
sident, announced a May 9
trip to the McCormick spice
factory and to Sherwood Gar
dens, both in Baltimore, and
the farm societies’ picnic July
24 at Long Paik.
The next meeting will be
held Saturday, May 11, at 1 30
pin at the home ot Mis.
Edwaid Bowser, Lititz R 3.
• For The Farm Wife
(continued from page 15)
ZKSTY BIA K CHUKSU
MKAIi-IX-OM<3
10 ounce package trozen
gieen -vegetable (spinach, bio
ccoh, oi beans)
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons Hour
Vi teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
Four chops hot pepper sauca
to Vi cup ciumbled Blue
cheese
4 hard-cooked
shelled and sliced
Cook gieen vegetable ac
cording to du actions on pack
age Brain Melt butter in a
saucepan, blend in Hour and
salt. Add milk giadually, star
ing constantly until thick and
bubbly. Add hot peppei sauce,
cheese, and 3 sliced eggs Heat
lor 1 minute Pom sauce o\ er
diaiued vegetable. Gannsh
with slices of lemaming egg.
4 servings.