20—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, February 22,1969 Society 21 In March at the Farm Once upon a time, each man
~ and Home Center. Delicious re- did his own withholding on his
sler. president, conducted the were served. take home pay,
business meeting.
It was voted to donate $75 to
the Faim and Home Center. It
was announced the society will
„ , „ sow at the Lancaster General
So(iet\ of Farm Women 18 Hospital on Mai eh 6 Miss Lois
wet at the home of Mis David Rohioi cntcitamed with music
Kohier. 142 Mam St. Landis on the mniimba
viile, last Satind.n afternoon ,s Mmtha Gicenwalt was
~ , the speaker of the afternoon
Rl.s Leu is Mongol had Hie do Slu , (o , c| hou lpmociel okl
vi lions and Mis Eduard Wis- { urs Society 18 will entertain
Farm Women
SOCIETY 18
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SOCIETY 3
Society of Farm Women 3
hr!a its meeting at the home of
Mrs. Gilbert Paul, Stevens Rl.
rear Mt. Airy. Mrs. Paul, hos
tess had charge of the devo
tions Mrs Hany Palm was the
cohostess.
Piesident Mrs Willis D
Stober presided over the busi
ness session On February 24,
both afternoon and evening,
Cancer dressings will be made
at the home of Misses Mary and
Ada Royer, Ephrata R 2, near
Akron.
The Scholarship Fund will be
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