FARM WOMEN NEWS
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SOCIETY 5
A member of the Pennsylva
nia State Police presented a
safety program for Society of
Farm Women 5 recently at the
home of Miss Katherine Eichel
berger, East Petersburg. The
hostess was in charge of devo
tions. Miss Elizabeth Workman,
president, conducted the meet
ing.
Tickets were distubuted for
the Spring Rally of Pennsylva
nia Farm Women to be held
May 15 at Dutch Town and
Country Inn.
A bus trip to the flower
show in Allentown is planned
'for May 22. Mrs. Gray bill Longe
necker, Manheim Rl, is in
charge of reservations
The next meeting of the
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group will be held on May 24
at 12 30 pm. at the home of
Mrs Abram Weidman, Man
heim Rl Each member is le
quested to bring a covered dish
SOCIETY 17
A trip to the Lancaster Cleft
Palate Clinic and a tour of the
Warner-Lambert Co. plant in
Lititz highlighted a recent meet
ing of the Society of Farm Wo
men 17.
After lunch, which was held
between the two tours at the
Pretzel House in Lititz, a short
business meeting was held.
It was decided to piovide a
door prize for the Spring Rally
May 15 The Mother-Daughter
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Banquet will be held May 16 at
the Willow Valley Restaurant
at 6.30 p m Reservations may
be made with Mrs John Hai
nish or Mrs. Landis Kreider by
May 10.
The Society will entertain
Society 20 at Lake Aldred. Holt
wood, on June 5, and will be en
tei tamed by Society 14 at West
Willow on June 11
Society of Farm Women 28
held a Mother and Daughter
Tea at the Strasburg Fire Hall
with Mrs Roy Book, president,
in charge.
Mrs William Harmsh was in
charge of devotions A contri
bution was made to the Red
Cross for their Ditty Bag pro
ject. Society 28 will be enter
tained by Society 25 on Satur
day, May 10, at 12 noon at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Nauman,
Lancaster R 6.
During the program following
the tea, Mrs Robert Lefever
presented a cake decorating
demonstration The decorated
cakes were given as prizes to
Mrs Abram Mummau, Mrs Mil
ton Esbenshade, Mrs Amos
Dillman, Mrs. Ivan Bowman,
Mrs Elam Smoker, Miss Judy
Herr.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs Robert Book, Mrs
Donald High and Mrs William
Harnish The next meeting of
Society 28 will be held May 22
at the Farm and Home Center
when Society 3'will be guests.
Society of Farm Women 1,
held a Mother and Daughter ban
quet at the Willow Valley Res-
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SOCIETY 28
SOCIETY 1
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. May 10. 19(1!)
luranl with 75 guests attending
Mrs. Scott Carman, pi cadent,
was the mislicss of ccicmomcs.
Mis Mai tin Mooie gave the
invocation. Mis. Roy Biubakci
led group singing Mrs. J. Clay
ton Sangicy had devotions Mis
Scott Nissley, county piesident,
was a guest.
Membeis voted to donate two
puzes to the Spnng Rally on
May 15. Mrs Neil Claik, clian
nian of the Sheatfer Memorial
committee, announced a clock
will be given to the Farm and
Home Center as a memorial to
the late Mrs Ben Shealfei Do
nated was $2O to the Red Cioss
“ditty bage” project
Linda Antes received a gift
awaid as Warwick High School’s
top home economics student. She
was also a banquet guest
Prizes were won by Mis. John
L Weaver, Mrs Raymond Groff,
Miss Rachel Bollinger, Te>, v Rei
nard, Mrs. Joseph Russell, Mis.
Geoige Zahn, Mrs Call Fiedei
ick, Mis. John Michael and Mrs
Aaron Hoober.
Mis Roy Forney, Mount Joy,
was the guest speaker. Hei top-
ic was “Queen of the May ”
The next meeting will be June
7 at 6 30 p m. It will be a family
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agricultural loan department. He
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gave me some good advice on plan
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even had some ideas on how I could
improve my operation. The cost of
my loan was detailed so that I had a
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LANCASTER COUNTY FARMERS national
Air Pollution Damage
To Crops Survey Topic
A statewide suivey of air pol
lution dama ;e to agncultuial
ci ops in Pennsylvania is being
nuclei taken hv the Coopoi alive
Extension Ssivice in coopera
tion with Agncultuial Short
Couises, the Centei foi \n En
viionment Studies and the De
paitment ol Plant Pathology of
Pennsylvania State University,
the Pennsylvania Department of
Agnculture, the Institute for Air
Pollution Tiainmg of the Office
ot Manpower Desolopment
The puipose of the suivey is
to collect data on agncultuial
crop losses caused bv an pollu
tion County agncultuial agents
will collect the data and lepoit
it to the Center for Air Environ
ment Studies foi analjsis
The survey was pieceded by a
short course for county agricul
tural agents and other Extension
peisonnel This training session
was held at The Pennsylvania
State Univeisity, Apul 29—May
1
picnic at the Middle Creek
Church pavilion with each fam
ily bringing a covered dish
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