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Society 21
Farm Women Society 21
members recently entertained
Society 4 members at the
Quarryville Memorial Methodist
Church.
Mrs. J Richards Wood,
president, held a brief business
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meeting. LARC was named as
the County Project.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. James Long, Mrs. Robert
Rohrer, Mrs. Edward Brown and
Mrs. J. Richards Wood.
For the program, members
modelled clothes from the Dee E
Gee Shop , Strasburg. Those who
modelled were: Mrs. Frank
Aument, Mrs. Thomas Bradley,
Mrs. William Arrowsmith, Mrs.
Edward Brown, Mrs. Melvin
Meek, Mrs. Park Ressel, Mrs.
Richard Risk, Mrs. Robert
Rohrer, Mrs. Jeffrey Roth, Mrs.
Howard Steinberg and Mrs. J.
Richards Wood.
Mothers will be special guests
at the next meeting to be held at
the home of Mrs. James Landis,
Quarryville.
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22
members met Tuesday at the
Brethren Home, Neffsville. They
presented all the guests and
personnel with potted plants, and
visited many of the guests who
are confined to their rooms.
The following program was
presented: organ music by Mrs.
ElvinSangrey; welcome address
by Mrs. Jay Landis, president;
group singing led by Mrs. Ken
neth Funk and accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Richard
Landis; a vocal quartet; comical
reading by Mrs. Clair Witmer; a
skit played by Mrs. Harold Rudy,
Mrs. Henry Hess, Mrs. Robert
Houser, Mrs. Wilmer Andrew
and Mrs. Lloyd Herr; a violin
solo by Mrs. Carl Diller; Vocal
solo “In Honor of Mother's Day*’
by Mrs. Melvin Martin.
Mrs. Lester Landis gave the
group food for thoughts.
After the program members of
the Society were treated to
refreshments in the Fellowship
Hall. Mrs. William Weller,
Society 22 member who works as
a beautician at the Home, guided
the group on a tour through the
facility.
Society 22 will be guests of
Society 8 at Mussers Spring
House in Mount Joy on May 20.
The next meeting of Society 22
will be a Road Rally on June 13
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proved a $25 donation to the
Lancaster County Association for
Retarded Children during a
meeting held at the home of Mrs
Abram Mummau. Co-hostess was
Mrs Michael Grove, Jr. Mrs
Mummau gave the devotions
Members of the Society will
donate 5 dozen cookies to the USO
birthday party May 6.
Members will be guests of
Society 12 on May 20 at the Farm
and Home Center. A covered dish
luncheon will be held at 12 30
p.m.
Anne Herr was guest speaker
She gave a domonstration on
“How To Correctly Apply Make-
Up ”
Next meeting of the group will
be held on May 25 at 7:30 p.m. at
Wenger Clinic, 1516 Lititz Pike
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6,1972
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On this cool Spring morning, I
watch the little kittens play on a
sunny spot on the back pirch
They form a moving ball as each
one tries to catch another ones
tail. After a while the playing
becomes too rough and one of
them will spit and scurry away to
hide, only to return in a short
time and join the group
If only peoples memories would
be so short, and they could
forgive and forget so easily
Then, life could return to an even
keel without bitter re
criminations lasting indefinitely
definitely
My grandmother had a Penn
sylvania Dutch saying which she
quoted to me and my sisters
when we played too rough and
noisily. I can’t spell it but I can
say it to this day It meant “Out
of fun it gives earnesf’or stop
before trouble starts.
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This past week I and my third
grader had fun sewing odd
colored patches on a long gray
dress for a Cinderella production
at school Also needed was a
floor-length pink gown for the
chorus So after a bit of hunting,
we found one that was worn by a
member of a wedding party
about 25 years ago After
washing, ironing and shortening,
it looked just fine
I’ll certainly miss these ac
tivities when the children are all
grown
XXX
Many mothers complain about
all the chauffeunng they must do
for their children There are an
abundance of sports events,
music lessons, 4-H and Scout
meetings, etc.
However, I’d like to point out
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one advantage Often on such
drives it is possible to talk over
personal concerns with a shy
child Even a talkative one has
things which can’t be discussed
at the dinner table.
So take advantage of short and
long drives to get to know your
child better
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