20- Lancaster Fanning. Saturday. November 8.1969
FOR THE
FARM
WIFE
Mrs. John N. Hess Is New
President Of Farm Women
B\ Mrs. Charles McSparran bia R 2. Society *lB, first vice-
Lancaster Farming Staff Writer president. Mis Aaron Denlmger,
Paradise, Society #7, and second
The Society of Farm Women vlce .p re sident, Mrs Glenn Myer,
ol Lancaster County held their Society *l5
fifty-second annual convention at
the Farm and Home Center, 1383 Mrs Scott Nissley gave her
Aicadia Road. Lancastei Novem- report of activities and functions
bei 1 which was attended by 336 attended duimg the year. She
ot the members of Lancaster organized three societies during
County and i'2 guests Atten- her two-year term of office: So
dance awaids were won by So- ciety #2B in Febiuary 1968, So
ciety rpls and Society #2 ciety *29 in December 1968 and
Registration was in charge of f oClety t oc^!f 'Jf
Mrs Eivm Biown. Society *l3; Lancastei County now as a
Mrs Andiew Lowe, Society #2, membership of ov f H lo t °°, * o '
and Mis John Habecker, Society men They have conUibuted this
#lO. and the bazaai table in f ea * to * aU Way House, Men
chaige of Mi s Chnst Landis, So- tal Health pi oject, Conestoga
ciety *l4 Miss Elizabeth Work- Y all f P ro^ect a " d
man, Society *5 M,s Wilbur Woik£ Y s on t a county-wide basis
Heller, Society *9, and Mis Roy a& well as to other charitable
Book. Society *2B began at 10
a m Man> and varied bazaar
items weie conti ibuted by the
membeis and a nice sum lealiz
ed £oi the tieasuiy
Mis Scott Nisslejs president,
conducted the half hour business
session which opened with group
singing duected by Mis John
Kewswangei, Society #23, and
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs Richaid Jackson, Society
#2l Mis Aaron Denlmger, So
ciety *7 and Second Vice-Piesi
den‘ of the ’county, lead the
group in the Pledge of Allegian
ce. Reports weie given by the
secietaij', Mrs Hemv R Hess,
Society *22, the tieasurei, Mrs
Ma.’tha Weidman, Society #5,
audltois lepoit by Mrs Bessie
EesSel, Society *ll and the
nominating committee by Mrs
Cai* Johnson Society #l5
Tie following officeis were
elected for a two-year teim pies-
Ideac. Mis John N Hess, Colum-
\ PAINTED PICTURE of the Ground
hog Xodge of Quarryville was presented
to Mrs W F Dummer, State President at
the Convention of Farm Women (left to
right) are Mrs John N. Hess, New Presi-
THAT IS a nice package
''Mi
dent, Mrs. Scott Nissley, Retiring Presi
dent: Mrs. Samuel Mohler, Past State
President; Mrs. Martin Greenleaf, State
Secretary who painted the picture and
Mrs. Dummer. L. F. Photos
projects by the Individual societ
ies. In recent years they have
contributed $3300 to the Faun
and Home Center to equip the
kitchen. Lauy Skiommc. Faun
and Home Foundation, cxpiess
cd appicciation for the pail they
h..ve played in assisting the
Foundation and asked them to
help with the antique auction
slated for December 0 at the
Farm and Home Ccntoi
Following the luncheon Mis
Nissley intioduccd the State
Picsidcnt, Mis W F Dummer,
Yoik Countv, who spoke bi icily
The Stale Faun Women organiz
ation has over 4000 members of
which Lancastci County has the
largest membership Mis Scott
Nissley is on the State Legisla
live Committee and Mrs Robert
Nolt on the State Scholarship
Committee Lancaster County
Farm Women’s choius will per
form for the state convention at
the Faun Show Building, Har
risburg January 12 and 13 They
will be electing a president, vice
president and four directors this
year Other state officers intro
duced weie First Vice-President,
Mrs Virgil Duppstadt, Somerset
County; Secretary, Mrs' Martin
Greenleaf, Lancaster County,
and Treasurer, Mrs Samuel Eid
son, Chester County. Also intro
duced were directors, county
presidents and representatives
from the following counties
Montgomery, Lebanon, Cumber
land, Dauphin, Franklin, Berks,
Yoik Cambria and Adams
Mrs Glenn Nauman, Society
#25, and Mrs Scott Garman, So
ciety #l, were in charge of the
memorial service foi thirteen
membeis who died during the
yeai Mrs Heniy Gingrich, So
ciety #2, Mrs Clara Nolt, So-
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AT THE BAZAAR TABLE, making selections are Coun
ty Farm Women Conventioners.
ciety #4. Mrs Landis Charles, ter County He graduated from
Society #4; Mrs C J Musser, Columbia High School, received
Society #4 and #B, Mrs Blan- aA B degree from Lebanon Val
ehe Bouser, Society #10; Mrs degree from Western Maryland
Martha Burkins, Society #ll, College, a Doctor of Education
Mrs Blanche Hopkins, Society from Penn State Umver
#ll, Mrs Mabel Shenk, Society sity and an Honorary degiee
#ll, Miss Lillian Rineer, So- from Albright College. His topic
clety #ll, Mrs Alice Hersh, So- was “Youth-Yesterday, Today
ciety #l2, Mrs Wenger Ranck, and Tomorrow” He stated that
Society #4; Mis John Vasco, man doubled his knowledge be-
Society #l5, and Mrs Lloyd tween the yeais 1750 to 1900 ov-
Groff, Society #24 Mis Glenn er what he had from 0 to 1750.
Morrison, Society #9, was the From 1900 to 1950 he doubled
soloist that knowledge and from 1950 to
Mrs T Clivton rhailes So- 1969 he doubled it again Before
Clayton Chailes, bo there will be more
cietv #23 chanman of the pio- “ , ~
.. , , j.. than 6 billion people on the face
gram committee, introduced the £ ,, -s' *
speaker Dr FiedenckP Sample, of the earth These were iHustia-
President of Lebanon Valley Col- tlons that thls 13 a new Wolld
lege, who is a native of Lancas- (Continued on Page 21)
I went to the Key Bank for
my farm loan. Jp
There’s a real farmer's banker
there —Stanley Musselman. He f
knows farming as well as I do. HH
He gave me some good advice 1"
on planning for profitable man- ||B«» *; * r^
agement even had some ideas *’ M
on how I could improve my op
eration. That’s the kind of banking service that suits
me fine. THE /tv
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