Society 10 Members of the society attend
ed a flower show held in Phila-
Talk to your plants is the ad- delphia on Wednesday,
vice membeis of Society of Farm , . ,
Women 10 reecived during a Mrs J ac °b Evans conducted
forum on the care of house the business portion of the
plants conducted by Mis Harry recent meeting held at the home
Sloat during the group’s recent of Mrs John Habecker, 2301
meeting Spring Valley Rd Devotions
Mrs. Sloat told the women tfiat were led by Mrs Chailes Shank,
plants will respond to talking by Miss Nancy Habecker, grand
blooming and looking well daughter of the hostess, present-
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ed special music for the oc
casion
Society 10 will be the guest of
Society 30 at the Penryn Fue
Hall on April 10
Next regular meeting of the
group "will be held April 3 at
Eden Church, New Holland
Pike Mrs Jacob Esbenshade
and Mrs Charles Shank will
serve as hostesses
Society 22
Announcing of the Spung
Rally to be held at Stokesaye
Castle, Reading, was made dur
ing a recent meeting of Society
of Farm Women 22 held in the
social looms of Willow Street
United Chuich of Clnist The
rally will take place May 12, ac
coidmg to Mrs Lloyd Herr,
president, who conducted the
meeting
During the meeting, the
women entertained membeis
of Society 30 with a covered
dish lunche&n Hostesses were
Mrs Elvm Sangiej, Mrs Amos
Miller, Mrs Wilmer Andrews,
Mrs Harold Ranch and Mis E
Clair Witmei Devotions were
led by Mrs William Wellei who
also gave a reading on Spung
Society 22 will sponsoi a food
stand at a sale at the Amos Fish
ei farm. Honks Rd , March 19
Program foi the meeting was
conducted by Mrs John Hess,
count/ president, who demon
strated egg decorating
Next meeting of the group will
be held April 13 at 1 p m at the
home of Mr Harold Ranck, 1717
Hans Herr Dr, Lancaster Mrs
Robeit Bare will serve as co
hostess Program foi the day
will be a pound sale
397-3721
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 13,1971 —
Society 14 reesntatives from Plastino and
ooc ery Owens A food auction also was
Farm Women Society 14 met held.
recently at the home of Mrs A food stand is planned for
Robert Esbenshade. Co-hostesses May 28 at Arlan’s store, Manor
were Mrs. Clarence Herr, Mrs Shopping Center
Clarence Groff and Mis James The next meeting of the
Hall. Devotions were in charge Society will be April 14 when a
of Mrs Clarence Groff tout of Lancaster County, direct-
A program on intei 101 deco- ed by Mrs Edith Metzler, will
rating was presented by two lep- be taken
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