''Oats ugh I couldn't bear the sight of them
w hay either. Sometimes I could hardly catch my
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J thought I'd die.
"I had the heaves and I was miserable."
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Following a short business
session the group enjoyed con
versation and recreation.
Wayne Elser, eighty-one,
and Bradley Reed Edwards,
seven months, were honored as
the oldest and youngest guests
present.
Next meeting of the group
will be held Saturday, August
15 at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Stober, Adamstown.
Recently members of the
program committee entertain
ed the silver age ladies of the
Society with a surprise trip to
Roadside America. The group
ate at Haag’s Restaurant, Shar
tlesville.
Attending were Mrs. Eva
Becker, Mrs. Samuel Mohler,
Miss Mary Royer, Miss Ada
Royer, Miss Hannah Wissler,
Mrs. Elva Fogelman and Mrs.
Allen Stober.
Members of the program
committee included Mis Wil
liam Stober, Mrs. John Ed
wards, Mrs. Earl Latshaw,
Mrs. Elam Shelly, and Society
president, Mrs. Harry Usner.
Farm Women 18
Hold Meeting
Mrs. William Shelton, 950
Rohrerstown Road, entertained
Farm Women Society 18 at
the home of her mother, Mis
John S. Habecker, Lancaster
Rl, Pa. Mrs. Willis Esben
shade, president, presided.
Mrs. John Henry Hess was
in charge of devotions A con
tribution of $35 was given to
the Child Development Cen
ter and a contribution of $5
was voted to the Migrant
Workers picnic fund.
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Society 18 will have the de
votions at the Lancaster Coun
ty Farm Women’s Convention
to be held on November 7,
1964 at the Solanco Area High
School.
Mrs. Marie Smith was ap
pointed to write a history of
the society.
Mrs. John Henry Hess was
named representative to at
tend the Lancaster County
Faim Women’s Board meet
ing and picnic to be held at
Long Park on Tuesday, Aug 4.
The program featured flow
er arrangements by members
of the society. The judges
were Mrs. John N. Hess, Mrs.
Chi is H Shenk, Mrs Warren
Weaver and Mrs Lester H.
Kreider Prizes were awarded
as follows - Dining room—Mrs.
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