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i . . .A motion was made that the so
risen opened the mee 1 1 n g by ciety send * 2 00 to Heart Haven
reading a group of poems from f or the Heart'Haven 'Stamps,
the Ideal Magazine. Mrs. Clair .Gardner made a
Mrs.'iiea'nßreneman, Mrs. El- motion that .they "send $15.00 to
len Finle'ahd Mrs. Flossie Mor- the Farm' & Home Foundation
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Wednesday, February 21 - Equipment; Wall Shelving; Oil
Burner and 550 gal. Oil tank (all controls included); Hard
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Equipment to be offered at 7:30 p.m.
Sale to start at 6 p.m. each evening when conditions will be made known by
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If all goods not sold Tues. & Wed., sale will be continued on Thursday, Feb
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Lititz
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for the kitchen fund and a mo
tion was made to make the
Farm & Home Foundation their
project for 1968
A bus trip to Flemmington,
New Jersey was discussed for
May 9th. Six dozen cancer dress
ings were brought to the meet
ing to be sewed by members
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs Elizabeth
Eshbach, Millersville
SOCIETY 25
Society of Farm Women 25
met at the home of Mrs Albert
Graybill, Lancaster R 6. Mrs
Glenn Nauman, president, was
in charge.
Twenty-three members attend
ed the event Devotions were in
charge of Mrs. Paul Roland
Society gave donations to Heart
Haven and the Cancer Society
Society 25 and 26 wll serve re
freshments at the County Home
this month. Mrs Sterling Elmer
received the gift of the month.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17,1968 —
The program included Easter
egg candy making by Mrs.
Glenn Shultz. The next meeting
will be held March 9 at the home
of Mrs Chester Eshleman, Wil
low Street Rl.
SOCIETY 1
Society of Farm Women 1,
Lititz, held a meeting recently
at the home of Mrs Robert Bal
mer, 518 Rome Road, Lititz,
with Mrs. Balmer as hostess
This house is where the first
meeting was held 50 years ago
Twenty-five members attended.
Mrs. George Za h n led the
singing and devotions Mrs Roy
Brubaker, president, conducted
the meeting and read resolutions
of the State Convention.
Mrs. Barbara Moore and Mrs
Zahn gave reports on the State
Convention Five members fold
ed seals at the Heart Hat en last
month.
Cancer pads will be made at
a r*«* «= *
a meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. J. Clayton Sangrey, Lit
itz R 2 The all-day event will
feature a covered dish luncheon
Guest speaker was George
Scattergood, Lancaster, vho
gave a talk on the “Romance ot
Glass ”
The next meeting will he held
at the home of Mrs. John Erb,
2037 Lititz Pike, Saturday, Mar.
2 at 1 30 p m with Mrs. John
Newcomer as co-hostess. A
member of "Shared Holiday”
will be the guest speaker
SOCIETY 14
Farm Women Soci°tv + l} met
Wednesday, Feb 14, at the home
of Mrs Leon Thoma-, Vwllow
Street, with 23 memoers and 2
guests present The meeting
was opened with the singing of
the theme song. “Brighten the
Corner Where You Are “ Alter
devotions were given by Mrs.
Arthur Groff, roll call was an-
swered by giving an appropriate
thought for the month of Feb
ruary and the By-La vs were
read.
In addition to the regular
meeting, the group sewed 225
cancer pads A nomination was
made and passed that a gilt be
given to each member who has
perfect attendance for the past
year.
Mrs Samuel Lynch was taken
into the Society as a new mem
ber
Mrs Thomas reported on the
State Convention
Plans were made to hold a
food stand at the Kenneth Grotf
Sale Wednesday Feb 21 and
the society also conducted the
food stand at the Benny Fisher
Sale on Feb. 2 Co-hostess were
Mrs Arthur Groff, Mrs. Chris
tian Landis and Mrs Perry
Rohrer
The next meeting of the So
ciety will be held March 11 at
the home of Mrs Meile LeFevie,
Strasburg R 1
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