Farm Women
SOCIETY 4
At a recent meeting of the So
ciety of Farm Women 4, Miss
Mary Rosenberger, assistant
home economist of the Lancaster
County extension service, illus
trated recipes for holiday foods
and shared recipes for unusual
pie crusts and pie combinations.
The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Alvin Musser, Co
lumbia R 2.
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Robert Garber, vice presi
dent, Mrs. John Gingrich read a
poem on the Thanksgiving theme
and led devotions.
Societies 3 and 4 took treats
to Conestoga View and visited
with guests on Nov. 20. Society
4 will assist in chaperoning for
the USO on Dec. 6.
"Society 4 will hold a holiday
covered dish luncheon at 12:30
p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 27 in the
home of Mrs. Robert Brubaker,
125 Prospect Road, Salunga.
SOCIETY 5
Mrs. Jay Oberholtzer demon
strated the making of flower ar
rangements for the holiday meet
ing of Society of (Farm Women 5
held in the "home of Mrs. Hiram
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ing are (left to right) Mrs. J. Neal Johnson, Peach Bottom
Rl, Mrs. William H. Walker, Quarryville and Mrs. Doris
Thomas, County Home Economist. A large crowd of ladies
from all sections of the County were arriving at the Farm
and Home Center with display and sale items. Featured on
the all-day program were Mrs. Mary Myers of the P. P. &
L. staff and Mrs. George C. Makin, Lecturer and Judge of
Flower Arrangements.
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Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
How To Buy Cauliflower
Look for white to cieamy white, compact solid, and clean flow
erettes.
A slightly gianular or “ncey" curd textuic
will not hurt the eating quality if the suiface
is compact.
If jacket leaves aie attached make sure they
have a good green color a sign of fieshness
Avoid cauliflower that has a spreading of
the curd. Smudgy 01 speckled appearance of
the curd can be a sign of detenoiation hom
insect injury, mold, or decay and should be
avoided.
Keep Your Keys Safe
More than 45 million keys are lost annually
House keys labeled with your name and addiess
are perfect invitations to the finder if he hap
pens to be of the burglar 01 piowler type
Keys dangling on a ring, such as house keys
on your car ignition ring, can be te key rmg for office,
removed, duplicated and letuin- ~
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worth the trouble You might
find a snap-apart key chain con-
Remember to remove all other
keys from the car ignition ring
when you have yom car sei viced
or parked by an attendant.
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