—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, June 12,1971
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Farm Women
Mrs John N Hess, president
of the Society of Farm Women
of Lancaster County, recently ap
pointed committees lor the 45th
annual County Convention plan
ned November b
The local society presidents
serve key peisons and are au
thorized to involve all members
of the local society she repre
sents.
In other action at the meeting
at the home of Mrs Hu am Gray
biU, Lititz RD2, Mrs Glenn
Myer, Kirkwood, second vice
president of the county Society,
resigned for health leasons The
resignation was accepted by the
executive board
Assisting Mis Graybill, presi-
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dent of Society 5, as hostess was
Mrs Robert Summy, president
of Society 26 Mrs J Everett
Kreider led devotions; Mrs
Aaron Denbnger, first vice presi
dent led the pledge to the flag,
Mrs. Leo Snader, secretary, and
Mrs J Clayton Charles, trea
surer, also participated
Named to the program com
mittee for the November conven
tion is Mi s Lester Kreider,
Society 18, Mrs. Leon Thomas,
Society 14, Mrs J Edward Bren
nemar, Society 9; and Mrs Lloyd
Herr, Society 22.
Mrs Graybill Hollinger, Soci
ety 1, Mis Jack Henderson,
Society 25, and Mrs Donald
Homing, Society 30, will be on
the nominating committee.
P.O. BOX 266, LITITZ, PA. 17543
Plan 54th Convention
Mrs. Elam Hess, Society 20 and
Mrs Richards Wood, Society 21
will be in charge of the memor
ial service Mrs Robert Summy,
Society 26, Mis Eugene Hum
mel, Society 13, and Mrs Roy
Sauder, Society 27, are in charge
of decorating Ushering will be
handled by Mrs Robert Garber,
Society 4, and Mrs Jacob Evans,
Society 10.
Mrs Leigh Walton, Society 15
and Mrs. Roy Hollmger, Society
24 aie in charge of tickets The
Bazaar table will be planned by
Societies 29, 23, 16, 11, and 12
with Mrs Dale Hiestand, Mrs.
Robert Rohrer, Mrs Levi Groff,
Mrs. Esther Musser and Mrs
Lamar Henry Mrs Robert
Gregory, Society 3; Mrs Lloyd
Derr, Society 8, Mrs Marlin Hos
ier, Society 2, and Mrs Martin
Hershey, Society 7.
The auditing committee will
include Mrs Milton Eberly,
Society 6. and Mrs Everett
Kreider, Society 17 Mrs Ken
neth Warfel, Society 19, Mrs
Hiram Graybill, Society 5, and
Mrs. William A Dean Jr, Soci
ety 28, will seive in charge of
guests.
Missionaries Return
Anna Mae Herr and Ruth
Sauder, EMBMC missionaries at
Pine Grove Academy, Honduras,
will arrive in the Lancaster area
June 20 Miss Herr’s address
will be 1125 Beaver Valley Pike,
Lancaster Miss Sauder’s ad
diess will be Manheim RDI.
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Address
Mrs Hess asked for volunteer of county officers and local presi
hosts to assist with the entertain- dents will host a picnic for ohil
ijjct of a group of German farm dren m the Hempfield area at
women during a visit to the tending camp for emotionally
United States in October. disturbed children on Aug. 13.
Also during the County execu- Serving on the committee are
tive board meeting, Mrs Robert Mrs Donald Horning, Mrs. Jac*
Garber reported on the Commun- Henderson, Mrs Everett Kreider
ity Council of Lancaster County and Mrs Dale Hiestand,
Citations dinner,
Mr William Hammers present
ed a plan for local groups to
earn profits through the sale of
household items to increase
their general funds pimbel’s of
Park City offered community
room facilities to Farm Women
for meetings and also outlmed
banquet or luncheon facilities to
be arranged according to avail
ability Mr Hess may be con
tacted for additional information
The annual picnic and execu
tive board meeting will be held
at Safe Harbor Park at noon oet
August 4 It is open to all Farm
Women and their families and is
a coveied dish luncheon.. Eaclfi
person is asked to bring a cov
ered dish and her place settings,
The executive board consisting Beverage will be provided.
For good production next lactation.
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Ph 442-4632
Paradise
West Willow
Formers Assn., Inc.
Ph- 464-3431
West Willow
John B. Kurtz
Ph 354-9251
R. D. 3, Ephrata
Societies 12 and 13 will enter
tain guests of Conestoga View on
June 17 Societies 14 and 15 wili
visit July 15 and Societies 1C
and 17 will entertain August 19.
Ira B. Landis
Ph 394-7912
1912 Cieek Hill Rd„ Lane.
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
Inc.
Ph; 367-1195
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