10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 21, 1964 • Have You Heard?
(Continued from Page 9)
cap. Embroider features »on
Thanksgiving
Program By
Farm Women
Society of Farm Women No.
1 met on Saturday afternoon at
the botpe of Mrs. Simon Sny
der with Mrs. Neil Clark as
cohostess. Mrs. Abram Bolling
er, the president, was in charge
of the meeting and Mrs Adrian
DeVink led the devotions. The
roll call was answered by each
member responding with a
Thanksgiving thought.
Plans were announced for
the State Convention to be held
at Harrisburg on January 11
and 12. The group baked cook
ies to be sent to the Ins Club
for the Child Development Cen-i
ter. The group also folded
Christmas seals at the Tuber
culosis Center, Lancaster, and
delivered material in the Eph
rata area for them They also
sewed at the Lancaster Gener
al Hospital.
The Rev. Julius Sathmary of
Bphrata was the guest speak
er. He is a native of Hungary
and told about living condi
tions of the people at the pre
sent tune under Communism.
The group decided to have a
display at the Christmas meet
ing of the County Extension
service to be held in Lancas
ter on Nov. 30. The next meet
ing will be a party at the
Moravian Home on December
5.
• Candidates
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rich, James Esbenshade, John
Frey and Charles Craig
Manor FFA Chapter (Penn
Manor High School) Dan
iel Erb and Paul Groff.
Cloister FFA Chapter (Eph
rata High School) David
Heisey and David Zimmerman.
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