FARM WOMEN NEWS
SOCIETY 8
Society of Farm Women 3
met at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Fellenhaum, 1580 FruitviUe
Pike, Lancaster. Mn. Jlarvey
Gehmen served as hosteu.
Presiding over the business
meeting was tors. Willie D.
Stober, president.
It was reported that 260 can
cel' dressings were completed
by the Society during the sea
son.
A bus trip to Washington,
D. C. is planned for May 11,
leaving Lincoln Lutheran
Church parking lot at 5:30 a.m.
Donations were given to the
Farm and Home Building and
the Hemophilia drive.
Mrs. Ivan Eberly, program
chairman, introduced Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Shirk, of Ephrata,
who gave an illustrated 4alk on
a recent trip through Europe.
The May meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Donald
Graybill, Stevens Rl.
SOCIETY 12
Society of Farm Women 12
met at Zausner's Tea Factory,
New Holland. A short meeting
followed at the home of Miss
Ethel Kendig, Millersvijle.
Mrs. Willis Glicjc was in
charge of devotions. It was an
nounced by the president, Miss
Kendig, that the Farm & Home
Foundation will hold open
house for the public cn Sunday,
June 9.
Plans are underway for a bus
tup to Washington, D C, on
Saturday, June 8 Mrs Bernice
Esh eman is in chaige
At the next meeting May 25,
Society 14 will be entei tamed at
the Millersville Fire Hall
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SOCIETY IS
Society of Farm Women 18
entertained Society 20 Saturday
at the Farm «nd Home Center,
with Mrs. Edward Wissler, pre
sident, presiding. Devotions
were led by Mrs. John Hess.
A food sale will be held May
17 at Manheim Square.
Open House will be held June
9 at the Farm and Home Center.
A Spring rally will be held
May 16 for all Farm Women
Societies at Collegeville.
Mrs. George Russo spoke on
photography and showed slides
Of New York City.
SOCIETY 15
Society of Farm Women 15
met at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Ressel, Lancaster Pike, Quarry
ville. Assistant hostesses were
Mrs. Emory Wagner, Mrs. Ed
win Witmer, Mrs. Frank Mc-
Crab and Mrs. Judspn Wagner.
Mrs. Glen Myer presided at
the meeting.-Mrs. Ressel had de
votions. Members planned a trip
on May 18 to New Castle, Del.
Mrs. Thomas Greenwald is
chairman of plans for the trip.
The program was a take-off
on the TV program, “The Match
Game.” Mrs. Warren Smith was
in charge. Another game, pocket
book check, was conducted by
Mrs. Martin Greenleaf. Also
participating in the program
were Mrs. Myer, Mrs. E Wag
ner, Mrs Granville Trimble and
Mrs. John Clendenin.
The next meeting will be held
at Willow Valley Restaurant for
a luncheon on May 16 Membeis
will be the guest of Society 20
on May 2 at Knkwood Hall
SOCIETY 2
Society of Farm Women 2
Correspondence
Courses
Flowers are for your enjoy
ment. And chances are you'll
want to use some of the ones
from your garden in a floral ar
rangement soon—so you can en
joy them indoors as well as out
doors.
You can emphasize the beauty
of cut flowers by arranging them
with some thought toward shape,
size and color of each blossom.
An arrangement makes each
flower more interesting, and
gives you a new point of in
terest in a room.
You'll be more pleased with
your‘floral arrangements when
you keep in mind the relation
ship between flowers, contain
ers. accessories, and their place
ment in a room.
An excellent guide for flower
arranging is a home study
course, “Flower Arrangement,”
from The Pennsylvania State
University. In addition to giving
directions for making attractive
arrangements, the course has
information on drying flowers
and instructions for making cor
sages from your garden flowers.
To get the course, send your
name and address with $2 00 to
Flower Arrangement, Box 5000,
University Park, Pennsylvania
16802 Make check or money or
der to Penn State University
will have a Food Stand on Man
heim Memonal Field, today for
the VFW Loyalty Day Parade
Theie will be baked goods and
cold drinks available
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 27,1968--
For the
Wife
Farm
Ladies, Have You Heard?.. #
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Food Needs Of Senior Citizens
Many older persons have poor appetites,
regardless of their weight.
To senior citizens, a good appetite and
top physical condition go hand in hand.
An active interest in other people and
things are aids to keeping a good appetite.
Eating four or six small meals each day
may also hejp.
The healthy combination of fresh air and
daily mild exercise can do wonders for the
appetite.
Limited budgets may determine food
choices for some senior citizens. To get more
for a food dollar, they need to have the most
food value for the money spent.
They need to be aware that
foods cost less when they are in
season or in plentiful supply and
when they are not partially pre
pared. Xhe best way for older
persons to eat well is to have a
good appetite and choose a va
riety of nourishing, well-pre
pared foods.
Beauty Routine Includes Facial
Start your facial with the usu
al all-over lathering of soap and
water
Rinse only with hot water—
not cold.
Steam your face o\er a basin
ot hot water or apply hot towels
to open the pores still more so
they have full benefit of the
treatment
Emollients penetiate best m
a very clean skin, and they
won’t soften and cleanse as well
if pores are clogged
Be sure to include your neck
in this beauty routine From a
cosmetic point of view, it's pait
I r
and
Family
of your face and deserves the
same care.
Laundry Instructions for
Glass Fabrics
Hand-wash rather than ma
chine-wash fabrics of glass
fibers.
Launder glass fabrics separ
ately, using a mild soap or syn
thetic detergent.
Handle fabrics carefully, and
avoid rubbing or twisting arti
cles.
Rinse fabrics thoroughly
Roll or pat ai tides with a
towel Then spread them out
flat or hang on padded lines to
dry Do not use a clothes diyer.
Do not non glass fabrics
Do not diyclean
Tips tor Using Salad
and Cooking Oils
Add one tablespoon salad oil
for each layer when whipping
up a package cake miy The le
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