24 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday. March 21,1970
Farm
Society 9
“The Prevention of Crimes
Against Women" was the topic
discussed by a member of the
State Police at the March meet
ing of Society of Farm Women
9 held in the nome of Mrs. Eliza
beth Eshbach, Millersville.
She was assisted by Mrs. Ken
neth Eshelman and Mrs Lillian
Michelson with the latter lead
ing devotions.
During the business meeting,
conducted by Mrs. Wilbur Heller
president, a donation was gnen
to the Easter Seals. Mrs. William
Gring, in charge of cancer dress
ings, reported that 576 pads were
delivered.
Society 9 will entertain Society
16 in May instead of April as
previously announced. Members
of Society 9 will be guests of
Society 2 in the Farm and Home
Center on April 11. An auction
was conducted for the benefit of
the miscellaneous fund.
The next meeting will be held
April 9 in the home of Mrs.
Warren. Boyer, Millersville Rl.
Society 14
The Society of Farm Women
14 met recently at the home of
Mrs. Everett Newswanger, 1753
Lincoln Highway East. Co-hos
tesses were Mrs. Jacob Herr, Mrs.
Laverne Mylin and Miss Elsie
Metzler.
Mrs. Herr led devotions. Mrs
Leon Thomas, president, gave a
copy of the Farm Women resolu
tions for 1970 to each member
and said the group will send re
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Funk’s G-Hybnds won over
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Landisville, Pa,
Women Societies
presentatives to Conestoga View
on April 9 with gifts for each
guest there.
Society 14 attended the meet
ing of Society 7 Saturday in the
Leacock Presbyterian Church,
Paradise.
It was announced that the
spring rally will be-held May 5
at the Penn Harris Motor Inn,
Camp Hill, A contribution will
be sent to the Craig Harnish
fund.
Mrs. Evon Hall, ways and
means chairman, announced the
society will have a food stand at
Arlan’s store on May 29.
It was reported that 204 cancer
dressings had been sewed by
members during the past month.
The program featured Mrs
Paul Hummel who spoke on
"Plant Life of Biblical Times.”
On April 8, the society will
tour the Wax Museum, after
which the business meeting will
be held at the Willows, Lincoln
Highway East.
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25 met
at the Kready House, 14 Kready
Ave., Millersville. Mrs. David
Newswanger was hostess. Twen
ty members and eight guests
were present. Mrs. Paul Roland
was in charge of the devotions.
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Roll call was answered by
"How do you like your eggs?”
Mrs. John Henderson, president,
conducted the business meet
ing.
Mrs Joseph Breneisen, chair
man of the ways and means
committee, announced plans for
a bake sale Friday, April 17 at
the Two Guys Discount Depart
ment Store, Rohrerstown Road
and Lincoln Highway. The gift
of the month was received by
Mrs. Samuel Goss.
It was announced that the
Spring Rally will be held at
11:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 5 at the
Penn Harris Motor Inn. Reser
vations must be made by April
24.
Plans were made to entertain
Society 6 on April 11 at a cover
ed dish luncheon at 12 a.m. at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Nau
man, Route 6, Lancaster. Mrs.
Joseph Breneisen requested a
need for more 4-H leaders for
this year.
Mrs. Alfred W. Moyer, Jr. was
guest speaker. Her theme was
on Easter egg decorating. She
has shown us many of her beau
tiful eggs she has decorated.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday, April 11 at the home
of Mrs. Glenn Nauman, Route 6,
Lancaster. The program will be
Slides of Famous Women of
Hiestand
S. H.
Pennsylvania by Miss Sara Mar
tin, representative of the Bell
Telephone Company.
Society 29
Mrs. Jacqueline Byer of the
Cancer Society showed films and
led discussion during a meeting
of Society of Farm Women 29 in
the home of Mrs. Gerald Kt eider,
Quarryville Rl.
Mrs. Eugene Eby was co-hos
tess. Mrs Clayton Ranck was in
charge of devotions Mrs, Ronald
Ober, president, conducted the
business session.
Plans were made for a refresh
ment stand at a public sale to be
held March 21 at 511 Walnut St.,
Columbia. Mrs. Eby announced
that a mother-daughter lea is
planned for May 18 at 7:30 p m.
in the Musser Spnn ' House, near
Mount Joy.
The next meeting is planned (Continued on Page 27)
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YOUNG'S GREETS THE 70 s WITH
someihing
new on the
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We've changed the inside often since 1902
.. . tailoring the ingredients of our supplements
and pre-mixes to meet the specific needs of
individual types of livestock.
The change on the outside - oui new bag
is just an indication that improvements are
always being made Oui lesearch people make r
suie of that. Now our packaging CV
people have gotten into the act, too. f
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Cassel C. Mummau Robert L. Yohn Earl L. Umble
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RD 1 Mt. Joy RD 1 Narvon 717/393-3208 Lane.
in the home of Mrs. Ober, Mount
Joy 111, on April 22 as a project
night, "Johnny Gowns” and litter
bags will be made for the Cancer
Society, Members arc asked to
bring cast oil skirls in any color
and remants of bright colored
fabric as basic materials for the
piojecl.
Society 30
Each member of Society of
Farm Women 30 contributed, 50
cents and signed a statement in
favor of Lancaster City Coun
cil’s ordinance restiiclmg X-rat
ed movies.
During the meeting, 12 new
members were installed by Mrs.
John N. HeiS, piesidenl of Lan
caster County Farm Women, The
session of the recently organized
Society was held in the home of
Mrs Clyde Horst, New Holland