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FARM WOMEN SOCIETIES
(Continued from Page 16;
Castle, Reading, May 12
For the piogiam the group
was reminded of fne safety and
fue hazaids in the home Mem
beis also had a Show and Tell
hobby demonsti ation Each
member bi ought hei hobby and
showed it to the other mem
bers
On May 15 Society 12 will en
tertain Society 20 at the Faun
and Home Center Lunch will
be seived at 12 30 p m
Society 23
Plans have been completed
for a Mothei-Daughter banquet
by Society of Faim Women 23
The event will be held May 20
at the Bird-In-Hand Restaurant
Reservations are to be made
with Mrs Jay Charles,-Washing
ton Boro R 1
Other activities for May in
clude a refreshment stand man
ned by members on May 1 at the
household and property sale of
Edwaid Shaub, Milleisville
Lunch will include chicken corn
soup, barbecue, hot dogs and
home-made pies. Mrs Edgar
Funk is in charge of arrange
ments
Society 23 will provide the
relish tray for the United Ser
vice Organizations on May 1, as
part of the hostessing by the
Lancaster County Society of
Farm Women
The program for the last meet
ing featured a wig demonstration
by Mrs Dean Schrum of the
Bille-Jean Beauty Salon, Millers
ville The sessions was held at
the home of Mrs Howard Mar
tin, Lancaster RD2 Mis Newlin
Gioff was in charge of devo
tions Mis Andrew Nissley con
ducted the meeting.
Society 26
Donations were listed by So
ciety of Farm Women 26 at a
meeting in the home of Mrs.
Lloyd EsWanshade, Manheim
RDI.
The gioup voted $35 to the
Child Development Centei, the
county proiect, and $lO to the
Walk-A-Thon by the 4H Clubs
of Lancaster County to benefit
mentally retarded children
Mis Abram Mummau repoited
on Teen Challenge and the So
ciety is sponsoring a boy for a
yeai
Mis John Garber was co
hostess and Mis Mummau led
devotion
The Society will donate soft
dunks for the USO on May 1
Mis George Albert was guest
speaker Her subject was
“Heibs and Your Own Garden.”
At the next meeting on May
27 at 7 pm, members will en
teitain children at Millersville
Children’s Home Bruce Myers
will present the enteitamment
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Siciety 27
Farm Women Society 27 en
tertained Society 5 at the Done
gal Presbyterian Church, Mount
Joy on April 27. The theme for
the evening was birthdays
A guided tour of the histori
cal church was led by Mrs Mary
Saiver, MouSt Joy RD2 This is
the 200th anniversary year of
the church.
Serving as hostess was Mis
Robert Dunkelberger. Co hos
tesses were Mrs. Cassel Mum-
Mrs. Harry McClenaghan. De
mau, Mrs. Robert Shearer and
votions were led by Mrs Albert
Fry.
Guest soloist was Mrs Joan
Betty, Mount Joy RDI, who
sang with guitar accompani
ment Folk songs with the
theme “Awareness” weie fea
tured
Tables were decorated appro
priately for each month of the
year and a prize cake was given
away at each table.
The business meeting was
conducted by Mrs Ray Sauder.
president. Members serving on
the birthday committee were:
Mrs. Ray Sauder, Mrs. John
Hershey, Mrs. James Garber
and Mrs Herbert Frey.
A Mother-Daughter tea will
be the theme of the next meet
mg to be held May 25 at the
United Methodist Church,
Mount Joy
Society 28
“Child Psychology” was the
theme of a talk presented by
Mrs George Russo at the Apul
meeting of the Society of Faim
Women 28 held recently at the
Strasburg Fire Hall
Hostesses were Mrs Elvin
Metzler and Mrs Haiold Byers
Mis Joseph Nolt was in chaige
of devotions
During the business meeting
conducted by Mrs William
Dean Jr, president, the gioup
approved sponsorship of a stu
Walk-a-Thon. Proceeds from the
Walk-a-thon Proceeds from the
event will be given to the Lan
caster Association for Retarded
Children.
Members will provide the
punch for the USO birthday
party May 1.
A candidate for the State
Farm Woman of the Year will
be chosen during the next meet
ing of the group on May 22.
Members will tour the Landis
Valley Farm Museum at 1 p.m
with the meeting taking place
at the home of Mrs Eugene
High, Honks KDI, after the tour.
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