24-t Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16, 1972
I Farm Women Societies
Society 1
Twenty four members of the
Society of Farm Women 1 and
three guests attended a meeting
at the home of Mrs. Paul Kurtz,
Lititz RD4, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Brubaker served as
the song leader and Mrs. Joseph
Russell presented the devotions.
Mrs. Graybill Bollinger,
president, presided at the
meeting.
Mrs. Leon Ulrich, program
chairman, announced that the
society will visit the Hershey
Medical Center, Hershey, at 7
p.m. Friday, Nov. 3.
The Ways and Means Com
mittee, Mrs. J. Clayton Sangrey,
committee chairman, reported
that a sub sale will be held on
Wednesday, Oct. 18. The subs will
be made at her home.
All orders must be in by
Saturday, Oct. 14 and orders may
be placed by calling Mrs. Willis
Bucher, 626-5300.
Mrs. Daniel Brubaker reported
on the Farm Women Camp she
attended at Camp Swatara in
August
The following women will help
fold Christmas Seals at the
Health and Welfare Office,
Lancaster from 9 a.m. to 12 noon
Friday, Oct. 13: Mrs. Elmer
Hershey, Mrs. Graybill
Hollmger, Mrs. J. Clayton
Sangrey, Mrs Joseph Russell,
Mrs Martin Moore, Mrs. Paul
Kurtz, and Mrs. Daniel
Brubaker
Tickets for the County Con
vention being held at the Lan
caster School of the Bible Wed
nesday, Oct 4 are now available
and may be obtained from Mrs.
Hollmger.
Society members assisting at
the Apple Butter Making at the
Landis Valley Museum in Oc
tober will be: Mrs. Roy
Brubaker, Mrs. Noah Kreider,
Mrs Daniel Brubaker, Mrs.
Abram Bollinger, Mrs. Ira
Shearer, Mrs. Graybill Hollmger,
Mrs. Henry Shremer, Mrs. Willis
Bucher, Miss Mildred Shremer
and Mrs Paul Kurtz
Mrs Neil Clark served as the
auctioneer during the plant and
food sale held during the
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The next meeting will be neia
Saturday, October 14 at 1:30 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Amos Shenk,
Lititz RD2. Rev. Frank Rannels,
of Teen Challenge, will be the
speaker. Mrs. Ira Shearer will
present the devotions. Dues will
be payable at this meeting.
Society 2
Farm Women Society 2 met
Saturday, September 9 in the
home of Mrs. Arlene Strickler,
Lititz RD2. The cohostess was
Mrs. Elizabeth Shenk. There
were 22 members and one visitor
present.
Mrs. Alma Sheaffer conducted
the devotions. The president, Mrs
Mae Hosier, had charge of the
meeting.
The roll call was answered by
stating the number of years they
are married.
The group will make two
centerpieces to be used at the
County Convention to be held
Saturday, November 4 at the
Lancaster School of the Bible.
Plans were made for the food
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, September 16
1:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 12 meeting.
Sunday, September 17
Farm Women Society 3, entertain
at Veteran’s Hospital,
Coatesville.
Monday, September 18
7:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 30 entertain Society
13, Stauffer’s of Kissel Hill.
7:30 p.m. Farm Women
Society 31 meeting.
Tuesday, September 19
Farm Women Society 23 meeting.
State Farm Women tour, Am
sterdam and the Holy Lands,
September 19-October 10.
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A donation was given to the
Baron Stiegel Lions Club for the
Eric Reinhart fund.
Mrs. Lillian Eberly was in
stalled as a new member by Mrs.
Andrew Low, past president.
A white elephant sale and
flower exchange was held.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday, October 14 in the home
of Mrs. Roy Shelly, Elm.
Society 10
Farm Women Society 10 met in
Gimbel’s Community Room
recently with Mrs. Noah Getz
serving as hostess. Mrs. Harry
Wieder led devotions.
O. D. Shippley, Lancaster,
retired commissioner of traffic
safety, discussed “Problems We
Face on the Highways Today.”
He told the group that statistics
show that more persons are killed
by traffic mishaps than by wars
and noted that it is estimated
than when 1972 ends there will
have been two million traffic
deaths in the United States. He
also gave examples of what other
countries are doing to emphasize
the responsibility of getting
behind the wheel of an
automobile. For example, the
Scandanavian driver who mixes
alcohol and gasoline faces a
severe penal judgement and
socially a loss of prestige based
on public opinion.
During the business portion of
the meeting Miss Ida Kunkle,
president, informed members
that patients at the Embreeville
State Hospital are now relocated
at the Harrisburg State Hospital.
Future parties and visits will be
arranged for Harrisburg with
special interest to be directed to
the Lancaster County building.
Penn Hurst patients will now
occupy the Embreeville facilities
and will house patients from
other counties.
Miss Kunkle also asked
members to remember charter
member, Mrs. Bertha Landis,
Cal very Fellowship Homes,
Lancaster, who observed her 95th
birthday on September 5.
Plans were set for the sale of
fruitcakes. Mrs. Abram Miller,
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