Farm Women Societies
I Society 1 Garman, chaiiman of the social
The -Society of Farm Women committee > Presented floral ar
« „ langement awards to the follow
-1 held its Mother-Daughter Ban- mg people: Brenda Goodj young .
quet at the Brunneiville Fire est guest; Mrs. Martin Moore,
lHall Friday evening Mrs Scott most descendants; Lorraine Da-
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A SURE MAN PLEASER THIS SPRING Is this handsome
ribbed polo shut knitted of Coats & Clark’s “Speed-Cro-
Bheen.” Treat that special man in your life to this fabulous
favorite worked in an attractive variation of the rib stitch
pattern. Action minded polo features rolled collar with three
Jbutton trim and short set-in sleeves. Free instructions are
Available by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to
Needlecraft Editor, this newspaper along with your re
quest for leaflet PK 4478.
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if your money is in by the 10th and they're paid right up to the
day you withdraw. Your funds are always available and insured
to $20,000, by a Federal agency. State Capital Savings' pays the
highest rates permissible. Phone, write or stop {in for the details
on the various types of accounts available to you.
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gen, daughter coming the great
est distance; Mrs Elmer Her
shey, person having the most
seeds planted; Miss Jennifer
Lapp, person who made Mother’s
Day gift earliest; Mrs. Raymond
Groff, grandmother with most
grandsons; Tammy Martin and
Donna Walton, tied for having
the most grandmothers living
and Beverly Wert, person with
most exposed buttons on dress.
Why does some upholstered furniture become soiled so
Seventy-five members and quickly while some looks almost the same as the day it was
guests attended the banquet bought’
Mrs Garman presented the de- It could be the kind and quality of the
votions Roil call was answered fibers used in upholstery fabrics This deter
with an introduction of guests mines then strength and wearability
Special guest at the event was But you can add extra strength by the
Judy Snyder and her mothei piopei tieatment of stains and soil The kind
She is a senior at Warwick High of care you give your furniture affects the
and membei of the Future Home- length of time you can expect it to weai and
makers of Ameiica Club Judy look piesentable Here aie a few guidelines
was selected to receive a Savings that may help you achieve that goal
Bond from the Farm Women —Clean fuimtuie legularly Use a brush
Kenneth Grube, also a senior or vacuum tool to make sure you get soil and
ai Warwick and a membei of dust out of cracks and crevices,
the Future Farmers of America —Remove spots at once The longer you
gioup, was also named as a re- leave a spot or stain on the fabric, the tougher
ciplent of a Savings Bond. it is to get out Keep information on hand for
Mrs Mary Rose, Lancaster, ti eating specific stains , , . , , „ ,
gave a lecture-demonstration on —Also, know how to clean up- - . 1 8 &uar nee
her “Mitten Folks ” holstery fabrics, using the
Mrs. Graybill Hollinger, Soci- proper cleaning method A sym- J* e sure and read °? e Bfai.mf“t 8 f ai . m f“ t
ety president, conducted a short bol has been added to the style la^ J , It f sl j oud < T* early state th . e
business meeting. The Society number of many new fabrics to len^th , of , t ™ e the ° a ™* ent 1S
voted to donate .$25 to the Child tell you how to clean them- a guaranteed to give normal wear.
Development Center, which is ‘W” means a water-based clean- To prove ow long y ° u dave
the Lancaster County project for mg agent may be used, “S” a garment you must have the
the year. means only mild, pure, water- s “ es sb P> § lv m o the exact date
Mrs Hollinger appointed Mrs Waning may be used; ol purchase,
Neil Clark and Miss Rachel 801 - w ' s means that you can use Since these guarantees are
mger to be in charge of the a water-based cleanmg agent and fainy new, as you shop be sure
Woman of the Year Contest. foam or mlld - water-free sol- to look for this information on
vents. me hangtag,
The Lancaster County Soei- ~ , ,
eties of Farm Women will If you see an “X on the fab
sponsor a trip to southern Eur- y ic label > do not us ® a f ° am 0T
ope in September The cost is bquid cleaning agent at all Just
$875. Interested persons may yacuum or brush the fabric
contact Mrs Hollinger. hg ™ y to remove soil
_ . ~, . , a .„. Hopefully, these tips will help
Ten members of the local Soci- you k your upMls tered fur
ety attended the Spring Rally at niture looki new httle bit
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Most of us are familiar with
household appliance guarantees,
but how many of us look for
guarantees on clothing 9
Manufacturers are now guar
anteeing the length of time a
garments will wear They assure
you, the consumer, that you’ll
get your money back or that
they will replace the gaiment if
it fails to meet the gaaiantee
standaids.
To take advantage of these
guarantees, you, the consumer,
must be on your toes You must
save the label and the dated
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 15,1971
Ladies,
Have You Heard?..
Proper Care Means Long Wear In Furniture
Clothing Guarantees
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