16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 8.1969
Mrs. Boyce in her early American
corner. She values this Italian vase which
originally belonged to cousins, the Cooper
family from Bucks Co. Also the coffee
grinder and the dough tray which belonged
• For The Form Wife
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poits of her Farm Women So
ciety to the Intelligence!
Journal
She was a charter member of
Farm Women Society #l5
SAVE AT
BOB’S
Save Rite
market
743 S BROAD ST.
LITITZ, PENNA.
to Grandmother Boyce. On the wall are
old Currier and Ives pictures from the
Stively family. All the pieces are over 100
years old. L. F. Photo
v hich organized in 1939 and has
been pianist foi it ever since
Last year she served on the
membeiship committee and is
now on the sunshine committee
This Society with 40 membeis
meets monthly in the homes of
its membeis in the Kirkwood
area.
Mary is a member of The Sew
ing Circle of Quanyville which
have a monthly luncheon meet
ing They send gifts to the
county hospital and help needy
families
She is a member of Coleram
Literary Society which started
as a ladies sewing club nearly
50 years ago but latei took in
the husbands and became a so
cial oigamzation They have a
membership of 35 and meet six
times a year They have a busi-
ness meeting, program and so-
cial hour They packed 22 boxes
foi shut-ins and elderly people
at Christmas time After the
Boyce home was destroyed by
fire May 1, 1939 this society held
a miscellaneous shower for
them which was much appre
ciated Mary serves as pianist
for this group
Mr & Mrs Boyce have be
longed to Coleram Grange
#1667 for over 40 years and she
has been their pianist ever
since She is serving as their
Lecturer (program chairman)
for the third year She is a
seventh degree member of the
Giange She is'pianist foi Lan
caster County Pomona Giange
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*7l and one of the pianists for bei four year old granddaugh
fhe Pomona chorus which has ter. Another one i« her poultry
several rehearsals a year be- business. She keeps about 150
sides singing for many Grange laying hens and sells eggs to her
meetings. If she doesn’t play local customers. She enjoys
the piano she sings with the having friends in and their fam
group. She is the retiring State Hy get-togethers and dinners.
Grange Deputy for Junior Here s a unique old family
Granges in Lancaster County recipe she has to share:
The Boyces have been mem
bers of the Octoiaro Farmers
Club for 25 years This is a 112
jear old oiganization of farm- Line an iron skillet with
eis which hold a monthly dinner biscuit dough. Cut out ring
meeting, mostly in the homes ‘bout 3 inches in diameter in
1 hey inspect the farms of the center of skillet so that p'ddmg
membeis and have a piogiam of w *h bake through Fill with any
agricultural and educational in- kind of fruit, fresh or canned
teiest Again, you guessed it, apples, cherues, peaches etc
Mary’s the pianist. Hour liquid from canned fruit.
Mis. Boyce took piano lessons
for five or six yeais from °f os^/S e a Jour the ton cento'
F.-ances Harkness Wolf and has CIO . SS I WIS ® ®® n “ r
given a few lessons in her time and the four flaps ex-
She piefers old songs such as P-'smg part of font Ming Bake
Stephen Foster wrote One of about f minutos in ,f 5 n de « re ®
hei favorites is Londonderry ov f Serve wUh milk or whi£
Air Her grandchildren, of f d cr f am f Turn skillet upside
which she has eight, love to d ™" to take out pud J ing . “
have her play “The Binning Of ca « be , loo f sen K ed aroUnd ed f S
Rome ” with a knife before removing
The Boyces have four child- CHEESE PIE
i en- Patricia, married to Richard Line bottom and sides of bak-
Shunk and lives in Millersville mg dish with slices of bread
Beatrice, married to Charles Make a custard of eggs and milk
Schreiber Jr and a substitute —four eggs, three cups of milk
school nurse, living at Quarry- Season with salt and add % cup
ville R D Robert, married and of grated cheese Bake for about
living in York He has been in )0 minutes at 400 degrees then
the Agway fertilizer laboratory lower temperature to 350 de
there for 11 years Melvin Jr giees Bake about 25 to 39
is married and is in partnership minutes Test by inserting knife
v/ith his dad at home He is the and if custard does not cling to
third generation to farm the knife cheese pie should be done
Stively farm and the fourth gen
eration to farm the Boyce farm CINNAMON CAKE
in Drumore township which is
now owned by his aunt Anna 3 , ®
Boyce Kelly On the home place ®
the Boyces have 40 to 45 milking £loor
cows plus young stock 3 teipoons baking powder ’
Mr. & Mrs Boyce have done i scant cup of milk
quite a bit of traveling in re- Topping mixture:
cent years, visiting friends and g teaspoons sugar 1
relatives, attending conventions 2 teaspoons cinnamon
and seeing points of interest in Cream sugar and butter. Add
various parts of the United V vell beaten eggs. Combine dry
States ingredients then add alternately
In spite of all Mrs Boyce’s with the milk Pour into a 9 x
community activities she finds 13 inch pan Sprinkle with sugar
time to pick and process vege- and cinnamon mixture Bake
tables from their garden and in 350 degree oven for 30 to 35
take care of their house One of minutes This is especially good
her hobbies is baby sitting for warm
with
A-, jilable in meal, pellets or crunch,
Feed with or without hay.
Sc? ns for complete feeding programs
Stevens
Company Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
Leola
• Ful-O-Pep Complete Horse Feed
• Pep-Mix Horse Feed
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
BOYCE IRON CLAD
FRUIT PUDDING