FARM WOMEN NEWS
SOCIETY #27
Society of Farm Women #27
met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Witmer Sherer,
Manheim. Mrs. Arthur Wenger
was co-hostess. Twenty-five
members were present. Mrs.
Grant Noll led In devotions.
Plans were made to give a
short skit (written by Miriam
Kauffman) at the County Con
vention on Saturday, Novem
ber 4. The November meeting
will be reserved to go to Homs
Makers Day, Nov. 15. This will
be held at Dutch Town and
Country Inn, Paradise.
The program was a night of
music. Mrs. Grant Noll and
Mrs. Robert Kauffman gave
readings they composed. Organ
and piano duets were featured
as well as trio & duet numbers
toy Mrs. Marion Garber, Mrs.
Hazel Hawthorne, Mrs. Mir
iam Kauffman and Mrs. Bever
ly Earhart. Mrs. Norma Martin
led the group in singing.
The next meeting will be
held December 14, at 6:30 p.m.,
at the Donegal Presbyterian
Church. This will be a mystery
supper for farm women and
their husbands. The hostess
will be Mrs. Luke Brubaker
assisted by Mrs James Bru
baker Mrs. Daniel Stoltzfusand
Mrs Musser Ebersole.
SOCIETY #26
Society of Perm Women 26
mt at the hoir 3 of Mrs. Wil
mer Esbenshade Manheim El,
last week.
Mrs. Harry Fershey Jr., led
devotions andi fie meeting was
called to order by the presi-
dent Mrs. Haro d Esbenshade
County home, lakers day was
announced for Nov. 15. The
Society voted to have a display
It assures you that the cash value it rep
resents is guarded against loss.
It helps you maintain an up-to-date rec
ord of all expenditures.
II supplies, by means of cancelled
checks, uncontestable proof of payments
made.
It even has your name on every page.
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table at the affair, which will
be held at the Town and Coun
try Inn.
New officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. Kenneth Eshle
man, secretary; Mrs. Lcßoy Es
benshade, treasurer and Mrs.
John Brubaker, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. Frank Eshelman gave a
book review on “Up the Down
Staircase.”
On Nov. 18 the Society, along
with the husbands, will attend
a hockey game at Hershey.
A cookie swap will bo held
at the Dec. meeting. Recipes
will be sent to Mrs. Wilbur
Ebersole and exchanged to
each member, who in turn will
bring three dozen cookies to
“swap” with other members.
This meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Nelson Hess,
3231 Old Harrisburg Pike, Lan
caster.
SOCIETY #4
Society of Farm Women 4
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Victor Koser, Mt. Joy,
at which time Mrs. Richard S.
King was elected president.
Other officers elected are:
Mrs. Robert Herr, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Wilbur Kauffman,
secretary; Mrs. Frank Nolt,
corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Alvin Musser, treasurer.
Delegates to the state con
vention in January will be Mrs.
Helen Kauffman and Mrs. Sar
ah Herr. Mrs. Ida Heistand
will act as alternate.
A new member, Mrs. William
Campbell, Lancaster R 2, was
added.
A donation will be given to
the Needlework Guild and $5O
has been forwarded to the
county project the furnish
ins' of n kitchen in the Farm
and Home Center now being
built.
Mrs. Wilson Mohler conduct
ed devotions.
Janie Koch, of Ironville, an
eight-year-old student at Over
brook School, Philadelphia,
read from braille and sang sev
eral solos, accompanied by Lin
da Drager, Ironville.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ab
ram Sheaffer, Hershey Mill Rd.
Mrs. C. Abram Snyder Lancas
ter will present the program,
“Christmas Is You.”
SOCIETY #ll
Mrs. Bess Ressel. Quarry
ville R 1 was elected president
of the Society of Farm Women
11 at their October meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Har
old Freiberg, Holtwood.
Also elected for a one-year
term were Mrs. Esther Mus
ser, vice president; Mrs. Harold
Freiberg, recording secretary;
Mrs. Arnold Singles, corre
sponding secretary. Mrs. Theo
dore Mathias is beginning the
second year of a two-year
term as treasurer.
Mrs. Ammon Huber, presi
dent, installed Mrs. Mary Mil
ler, Quarryville as a new mem
ber.
Mrs. Harry MoComsey, chair
man of the publications com
mittee reported that the year
books are ready for publica
tion.
The annual Lancaster Coun
ty Farm Women convention
will be held Nov. 4 at Town
and Country, Vintage. The new
officers will be installed at this
time.
Mrs. Clarence Carter was the
guest speaker after the busi
ness meeting. Mrs. Theodore
Mathias conducted a food auc
tion.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 4,1967 —
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Farm Wife and
Ladies. Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
To Keep Egg Quality
Keep eggs clean, covered, and cool. Buy
eggs only from a market or store wheic eggs
are kept refrigerated.
Put eggs in a covered container in the re
frigerator as soon as possible when you get
them home. Covering the eggs keeps moisture
in and odors out.
When you have egg yolks left over, put
them unbroken in a dish and iust enough
water to cover them Keep in leingeralor un
til ready to use.
Put leftover egg whites in a tightly sealed
container.
Communicate With Businessmen
Your spending choices tell businessmen
want you want. .
Tell salespeople what you like r , eady ™ VVL f HaVC “
and dislike about products and descn P tl0 " »f the item service,
services or mcident bein 8 reported, dale
of purchase, department, and
Let businessmen know, the name or number of the
through letters and calls, when salesperson, your sales check,
you approve or disapprove of and any label, seal, warranty, or
their operating policies, their guarantee that came with the
services, or the products they pm chase.
S ®H* Usually it’s preferable to dis-
Tell your friends when you cuss your pioblem in person or
have good results with a paid- in a letter rather than by tele
cular product or store. “Word of phone
mouth” is one of the most if you fail to get satisfaction
powerful forms of advertising, from the retailer, contact the
When you have a problem, be (Continued on Page 18)
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