Farm
Society 14
Farm Women Society 14 met
Wednesday, September 8 at the
home of Mrs. Paul Longenecker,
Strasburg RDI. Serving as co
hostesses were Mrs. Warren
Hershey, Mrs Melvin Stoltzfus,
and Mrs. Ira Rutt.
Devotions were in charge of
Mrs. Warren Hershey Members
icsponded to roll call by recall
ing school day memories
Activity for the day was a mis
cellaneous sale
Under new business, it was
announced that in 1972 the meet
ings will be held in the evenings
Next meeting will be held at
the hpme of Mrs Murl Clark,
Strasburg, at 1:30 p.m. Wednes
day, October 13, when Society 14
will entertain Society 22 and
County officers.
The program will be given by
Sally Ann Brenneman Hostesses
tor the day will be Mrs. Jason
Mellmger, Mrs. Ellis Esben
shade, Mrs Arthur Groff, Mrs.
Christian Landis, Mrs. Merle Le
fevre, Mrs. Laverne Mylm and
Mrs. Ira Kreider.
Society 26
Farm Women Society 26 met
at the Pepsi Cola Building, Man-
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beim Pike, with Mrs Amos
Landis as hostess Assisting was
Mrs. Haiold Esbenshade
Devotions were led by Mrs
Howard Spiling The program
featured Dr Gerald Chapman
from the Cleft Palate Clinic He
spoke and showed slides on the
work at the Clinic.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the president, Mrs
Robert Summy Members voted
$lOO to the Cleft Palate Clinic
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs Haiold Mus
ser.Ehzabethtown RD3, at 730
p m on Sept. 23 Joann Hess
will be the guest speaker.
farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, September 11
1:30 p m.—Farm Women Society
1, home of Stauffer sisters,
Lititz RD3.
1.30 p.m.—Farm Women So
ciety 2 meets
6:30 p m.—Farm Women Society
25 anniversary banquet,
Highville Fire Hall.
3 p m.—Farm Women Society
19 square dance, farm of Mr.
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“The Widening World of
Women” is the theme of a semi
nal for women in southeastern
Pennsylvania to be held at King
of Prussia Octobei 19 and 20,
1971.
Choice, challenge and change
will be explored during the pro
gram Which features outstanding
speakers as well as workshops
for discussions
Dr, Haim Gmott and Judge
Juanita Kidd Stbut are keynote
speakers for the Tuesday pro
gram; Dr William Smith, Penn
State University will close the
program Wednesday Workshops
will be held each day
For further information call or
write June Wilke, Extension
Home Economist, 402 North
Wing, Courthouse, West Chester
Pa Phone is 696-3500
Registrations are due Septem
ber 15 After this date a late
registration fee will be charged
The program is open to all
women regardless of their par
ticipation in the Extension pro
gram.
and Mrs Richard Nissley,
Bainbndge RDI
Farm Women Society 6 entertain
patients, Harrisburg State
Hospital
Tuesday, September 14
Ipm —Farm Women Society 22,
home of Mrs Clarence Roh
rer, Smoketown
7 30 p ra —Farm Women Society
28 entertain Society 4, Farm
and Home Center
Thursday, September 16
Farm Women Societies 18 and
19, entertain guests at Con
estoga View
Saturday, September 18
2pm —Farm Women Society 3,
Mrs Earl Latshaw, hostess
2pm —Farm Women Society 8,
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Church, Mount Joy RD2
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Ladies,
Have You Heard?
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
Manmade fibers with built-in easy care signaled a new era in
washability, from wearables to walkables, clothing to carpets. But
the modern day miracles also introduced a prob- r- - ".'1
lem static. [
This electrifying force cause material to | i
creep and cling and may give off unintended and >1
not romatically induced sparks when one person \
touches another after walking across certain car
pets. Many aspects of the static problem have
been solved by industry.
Now it looks as if MOST of the creep, cling
and tingle will be gone from wonderfully durable
washable nylon. Major fiber companies are not
making “anti-stats.” It’s not that the hair-raising
static is gone, but simply dissipated more quickly
as happens with natural fibers.
But there are other bonuses. The new nylons
absorb moisture faster, making clothing feel cool
er and more comfortable Anti
static properties also increase soil
resistance and soil releasing
characteristics, Whiter whites
and brighter colors aie the order
of the day.
First introduced in women’s
intimate apparel, the “anti-stats”
graduated to pantyhose and
men’s socks and are now moving
into the outerwear field
Conventional nylon will be
‘‘old-fashioned” before so very
long it seems To the consumer,
the chemistry behind it all is
unimportant, but the lesults are
certain to be appreciated
To a lesser degree, polyesteis
and acrylics, also wonderful
washables, are static prone It’s
encouraging to note that these
synthetics are also under close
scrutiny by industry laboratories
to eliminate the negative—static
and increase the positive—easy
washability
Many Uses Of Glycerine
Glycerine, a clear, colorless,
svrupy liquid, is a substance de
rived from animal and vegetable
fats.
Commercially, millions of
pounds of glycerine a year are
used m products bought for per
sonal and household use Den
tifrices and skin lotions are
among the more important
New Non-Cling Nylons
It has long been used in the
food field as well, since it holds
moisture in products that would
otherwise dry out Pioccssors
add glycerine derivatives to im
prove such foods as confection
ery, gelatins, and frozen des
serts
And pharmaceuticals, for in
ternal and external use, may
contain glycerine
Theie are also many conven
iences that anse from its avail
ability both on the kitchen shelf
and in the medicine cabinet As
r convenient household helper,
keep a bottle of glycerine handy
Here are just a few suggestions
for its use
Kitchen utensils such as totary
egg beaters, meat choppeis and
others with cogs that require oil
ing, should be lubricated with a
few drops of glycerine instead of
machine oil If you use oil there
is always a danger of its con
taminating the food, but gly
cerine is harmless, and it gives
off no unpleasant flavor
A teaspoon or two of glycerine
added to your regular recipe for
blended or boiled icing will help
keep it fiom drying out
After cleaning a bathroom mir
ror, rub it with glycerine to leave
a microscopically thin film so
your mirror won’t steam from
the hot water of your shower
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