Farm Women
SOCIETY 1
Society of Farm Woippn 1,
Litate, met last week at the
home of Mrs. Paul H. Kurtz,
Bothsvdlle. Twenty-four mem
bers attended. Mrs. Roy Bru
baker, president, was in charge
of the meeting.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
Adrian DeVink.
*" It was voted to give $l5 to the
County Farm & Home Founda
tion. Several members will be
attending the State ConvsrAan
at Harrisburg on Jan 15 .and
16 Five members wil' fold sen's
at Heart Haven on Mo.n'ry, Jan
22 in the afternoon
Mrs. Elmer Hershey, Lititz
R 2, was accepted as a new mem
ber Mrs. Clayton Sangrey was
named news-reporter and Mrs
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LESTER A. SINGER
RONKS, PA. Phone 687-6712
Roy Bollinger is the new re
cording secretary.
Five members were given
gifts for perfect attendance;
Mrs. Roy Brubaker, Mrs. Gray
bill Holknger, Mrs. Franklin
Weber, Mrs C. V Smith and
Miss Mildred Shreiner.
Boy Brubaker showed a film
on the “Restless Sea," by the
Bell Telephone Company.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Robert Bal
mer, Rome Road, Litutz, with
speaker George Scattergood
talking on the “Romance of
Glass ” The meeting will be on
Saturday, Feb 3 at 130 pm.
wulh Mrs Balmer as hostess
SOCIETY 6
Society of Farm Women 6
met ct the home of Mr. and
Mis Wayne Sweigart last week
Mrs. Martha Eshleman, newly
elected president, was in
charge
Mrs. Leroy Dale led devo-
•tions. Two new members were
accepted by past president Mrs.
Elvin Keener.
Delegates to the state con
vention in Harrisburg on Jan.
15 will be Mrs. Barbara Eberly
and Mrs. Esther Frey It was
'announced that the spring rally
will be held in Montgomery
Oounty
The group voted to give $l5
additional to the County Farm
& Home project.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeLong
showed their hobbies of large
post cards and matches which
they have collected in their
travels around the country
Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Clayton Risser, Mrs Chailes
Naissley and Mrs. Henry Brene
man.
The February meeting will
be held in the social room of
the Elizabethtown National
Bank.
SOCIETY 10
Society of Farm Women 10
met last week at Meadow Hills
Dining Hall.
Co-hostesses were Mrs H.
Landis Shank and Mrs. Morris
G. Mailer Devotions were led
by Mrs Clifford Shoemaker.
The Society has chartered a
bus for Jan. 15 to the Hairis
burg State Convention. Reser
vations may be made with Mrs.
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rerstown Rd.
A donation was made hy the
Society for the kitchen of the
Farm & Home Center.
The speaker for the meeting
was Mrs Lynoel Walker, of
Milford, NJ, who talked on a
leper colony in Thailand where
she worked as a nurse.
Two -solos were sung by Mrs
Shank’s granddaughter, Lu Ann
McKinney.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Harry
Stoat, 116 Charles Rd, Lancas
ter Mrs Clay Rice will act as
co-hostess.
SOCIETY 20
Society of Faim Women 20
held an all-day meeting last
week at the home of Mrs Paik
Reinhart, Kirkwood RD Most
of the day was spent making
cancer pads
A covered dish luncheon was
held
Mrs Hayes Hastings, presi
dent, held a short -business
meeting.
The annual spaghetti dinner
will be held Saturday at the
Odd Fellows Hall, Kirkwood.
The husbands will be guests.
On Jan 23 the Society will
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hold another all-day meeting,
with luncheon, to make cancer
pads, at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Ressei, Quail yvdie
The next meeting will be held
Feb 1 at the home of Mrs Wil
kam Heir, Quanyvilie.
SOCIETY 22
Society ol Farm Women 22
met at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Weller, 15 Mylm Ave, Wil
low Street, with Mrs. Carl Dii-
ler as assisting hostess. Mrs.
Paul Muller, piesident, was in
charge of the meeting
Feb 24, membeis will enter
tain their husbands at a hockey
game in Heishey The progiam
featured a food auction with
Mrs. Duller as auctioneer
Next meeting will be held on
Feb 13 at the home of Mrs.
Haiold Ranch, 1717 Hans Herr
Drive, at Ipm.
SOCIETY 14
Society of Faim Women 14
met Wednesday, January 10, at
the home of Mrs J. Clarence
Groff, Strasburg R 1 Mi's. Vel
ma Hess had charge of the de
votions and the new president,
Mrs. Christian Landis conduct
ed a short business meeting.
Roll call was answered by each
member telling “Why I belong
to Society 14 ”
Mrs Edward Jerchau from
Christ Home, Paradise, gave a
talk on the Tragedies of a Brok
en Home and told how the pro
gram operates.
Co-hostesses were Mildred
Herr, Velma Hess and Jennie
Himmelreich.
The Society will sew at the
Lancaster General Hospital on
February 1 fiom 9 to 3.
SEE ME
AT THE
FARM SHOW
I’ll be at booth 447,
Main Exhibition Hall.
I’d like to tell you about
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AND
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Also, you’re invited to see
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being exhibited.
See you at the
Farm Show?
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Lancaster 5690411
Akron 859-2552
Christiana 593-5098
Mt. Joy 653-1451
Quarryville 786-7381
Strasburg 687-6292
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