Farm Women
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farm sale in Elizabethtown on
Oct. 2.
Mrs. Milton Eberly, president,
announced that tickets are still
available for the visit of Nan
Wiley Oct. 1 at Centerville Junior
High School auditorium. Mrs.
Jack Henderson, Lancaster RD6,
is in charge of tickets for the
performance which will benefit
the county project of the Farm
Women which is the Child
Development Center.
In other business, the women
slated a visit for the group to the
Corning Glass Works on Oct. 13.
“The Art of Cake Decorating”
was the theme of a lecture
demonstration by Mrs. Richard
S. King, Mountville, a member of
Society 4.
Next meeting of the group will
be held at 2 p.m. Oct. 10,at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Keller and
Misses Lela and Stella Coble,
Elizabethtown RD3.
Society 7
Farm Women Society 7 held
their September meeting at the
home of Mrs. Charles H. Rohrer,
Paradise, with the cohostess,
Mrs. J. Arthur Rohrer, leading
devotions.
Resignations were accepted
from Mrs. Roy Lawyer and Mrs.
Menno Stauffer.
A donation of $5O was given to
the county project, the Lancaster
Child Development Center.
Money was also donated to the
nutritional program for Lan
caster County underprivileged
and to the Needlework Guild. It
was decided that a benefit for the
Darlene Weidman Fund would be
held to defray future expenses.
Society women volunteered to be
hostesses to German women
touring Lancaster County.
Tickets for the Nan Wiley
program on October 1 at the
Centerville High School are
available through the president,
Mrs. Mildred Hersh. An
nouncement was made of the
County Convention to be held
November 6 at the Farm and
Home Center.
Mrs, Hazel Crankshaw
presented original poetry and
prose as entertainment.
The October meeting will be
the birthday luncheon to be held
at the Good and Plenty
Restaurant at 12:30 p.m. October
9. The program, under the
direction of Mrs. Carlton Hom
sher, will be ‘Fashions Old and
New’ with members modeling
their own clothes from the year
1900 to the present as well as.
fashions from Dee E. Gee Shop in
Strasburg.
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