Farm Women Societies
Society 1
Seventeen members of the
Society of Farm Women l at
tended a covered dish luncheon
held at the Farm and Home
Center last Saturday. Thirteen
members of Society 15 were
guests at the meeting.
During the business meeting,
conducted by Mrs. Graybill
Hollinger, president, the society
voted to give a donation of $25 to
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Mrs. Hollinger announced that
a bus trip is being planned to go to
the McCormick Tea House,
Sherwood Gardens and Columbia
Village, located in the Baltimore
area on Junel4. Further in
formation will be available at the
next meeting.
Society members will sew at
the General Hospital from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, April 18.
Mrs. Doris Thomas, Lancaster
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County Home Economist, was the
speaker. She presented a
demonstration on salad making
Mrs. Franklin Weber gave the
invocation and Mrs Martin
Moore presented the devotions.
Hostesses were Mrs Daniel
Brubaker and Mrs. Adrian
deVink.
Mrs. George Russo Jr, Lan
caster, will present a program
titled “Its Easy to be Creative"
at the next meeting scheduled at
6 15 p m May 5. The meeting will
feature the Mother-Daughter
Banquet and will be held at the
Brunnerville Fire Hall.
Society 2
Farm Women Society 2
members entertained II mem
bers of Society 16 at the Manheim
Fire Hall last Saturday. There
were 21 members present.
Mrs. Ruth Waltz was in charge
of devotions.
The president, Mrs. Marlin
Hosier, conducted the business
meeting and gave a report of the
executive board meeting held
recently.
It was announced that the
County project for the year will
beLARC.
The women will go to Em
breeville State Hospital the
evening of April 21, where they
will entertain the guests and
serve refreshments.
Speaker for the afternoon was
Mrs. Betty Charles, a missionary
in Brazil who is now home on
furlough. Her subject was
“Rediscovery of God.”
Mrs. Elizabeth Shenk and Mrs.
Ruth Waltz had charge of the
games. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Elsie Graham, Society 16, and _
Mrs. Pauline Gordlev, Society 2.
Mrs. Hanna of Society 16 and
Mrs. Arlene Strickler of Society 2
won the door prizes.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday April 15,197? —?9
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Recipes Wanted
Thanks to those of you who responded to the recipe request in
last weeks Lancaster Farming
For those of you who didn't see the request, or those who
may have forgotten, we are asking you to send recipes to begin
the recipe exchange again We are not asking for specific
recipes, just whatever you choose to share with us and other
readers
To share your selection, send it to Recipes, Lancaster
Farming, Box 266, Lititz, Pa 17543 You will recei\e a
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next week, so won't you please take a few minutes out of your
busy day and send one or so to us
Society 12
Farm Women Society 12 met
recently at the home of Mrs
Clarence Witmer, Highville
Devotions were led by Mrs John
Sangrey
Mrs Lamaar Henry, president,
conducted the business meeting
Handmade Easter hats were
modeled by members Prizes for
original designs were won by
Mrs Lamaar Henry, Mrs
William Shenk and Mrs Robert
Hocking
Final plans were discussed for
a bus trip to the Wyatt Museum,
Hopewell Village and Hagley
Museum on April 29 For in
formation concerning the trip,
contact Mrs John Sangrey or
Mrs. Ethel Kendig
The next meeting of the Society
will be held at 1 30 p m April 15
at the home of Mrs Stella
Mowrer, 135 Ruby Street
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22 met
recently at the home of Mrs
Richard Landis Mrs Melvin
Martin, co-hostess, led the
devotions.
Plans were made to entertain
guests at the Neffsville Brethren
Home on May 2. A rehearsal of
the skits, readings and music to
be presented was held.
Arrangements were completed
for the annual Spring Rally to be
held at Seven Springs Resort,
Somerset County on May 10.
“Guess Which Member Said
It” was moderated by Mrs
Henry Hess. The prize for the
game was won by Mrs Lloyd
Herr.
The monthly club award, “The
Pig”, was won by Mrs Robert
Howser.
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25
members met last Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Melvin Groff,
Lancaster RD6. Mrs. Groff and
Mrs. Melvin Groff were
hostesses. Mrs John Henderson
led the devotions
During the business meeting,
the group approved a con
tribution of $25 to the County
project, LARC
Mrs John Metz, president, will
be contributing cookies for the
USD birthday party
Following the business
meeting, the group toured
Founders Hall. Hershey, a
tribute to Milton S Hershey and
wife, founders of Milton Hershey
School Host was Edward
Allgood, nephew of Mrs Melvin
Groff, who is enrolled at the
school The tour included a film
of the history of the school and
the boys home
A bake sale is set for Friday,
May 19 at Two Guys beginning at
2pm
Members of Society 25 will be
entertaining Society 8 at
Conestoga Methcdist Church at
12 noon Saturday, May 13
Members of Society 25 will be
guests of Society 11 at 12 noon
May 25 at Mechanics Grove
Church
Society 28
Farm Women Society 28 met at
the home of Mrs James Martin,
Strasburg, with Mrs George
Eckman serving as cohostess
Plans for a sub sale were
discussed Date for the sale is
May 6
A donation of $lO was approv ed
for the Easter Seal Society Plans
were finalized to visit Conestoga
View April 16
Guest night will be held with
Society 11 members on April 27
The meeting will be held at 7 70
p m m the Strasburg Fire Hall
Mrs Eva Esbenshade, Ronks
RDI, will speak on “A Trip to
Hong Kong ” Hostesses will be
Mrs Robert Hess, Mrs Harold
Rohrer, Mrs Marvin High and
Mrs Christ Landis
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