20—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23, 1972
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Society 3
Farm Women Society 3 met
Saturday, September 8 at the
home of Elva Shelly, Lititz.
The business meeting was
conducted by the president, Mrs
Clarence Stauffer. Final plans
were made for the party at
Coatesville Veterans Hospital. A
donation of $25 was given to the
United Fund.
Members, family and friends
will take a bus trip to Mystic,
Conn and Strawbndge, Mass, on
October 14, 15 and 16. Men’s
Night will be held November 10 at
Black Horse Hotel, Reinholds.
Mrs. John Edwards reported
that the following nr. .us would
be served at the Societies food
stand at the Ephrata Fair -
Wednesday, Pork and Sauer
Kraut; Thursday, Chicken Pot
Pie, Friday, Deviled Clam
platters; Saturday breakfast,
fruit juice, hot cakes and
sausage, lunch, baked ham All
week there will be short orders of
hamburgers, hot dogs, fried ham,
deviled clams, pie, coffee and
dairy drinks
Rev. Robert Etter, Lititz,
showed slides of a tour of the Holy
Land This tour was a Christmas
gift for Rev. and Mrs. Etter from
their congregation, the Coleman
'Memorial Chapel, Brickerville
Society 8
Farm Women Society 8 met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Charles Felty, 114 East Charlotte
St , Millersville. Mrs. Kenneth
Wittle, Berwyn, presented a cake ■
decorating demonstration in
detail to 23 members and three
guests present
Miss Anna Mae Eby was
elected president and Mrs. Lewis
Bixler was elected vice
president.
Some members went to
Conestoga View September 21.
The sewing date for the General
Hospital is October 25 from 10
a.m to 2 p m The County Con
vention will be held November 4
at Lancaster School of the Bible.
Mrs. Alvin Reist has returned
home from the hospital and Mrs.
Lizzie Keener has entered the St.
Joseph’s Hospital
The various committees gave
reports The hostesses for the
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afternoon served a treat
decorated by the speaker.
The next meeting will be at 2
p.m. October 14 at Chicques
Methodist Church, Mount Joy.
Mrs. Frank Eshelman will
present a book review.
Society 11
Farm Women Society 11
members and friends met
recently at Willow Valley to
celebrate the 46th anniversary of
the Society.
One new member was received
into the group. A candle was
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lighted in memory of Mrs.
William Bucher, a Charter
member who passed away during
the year.
Entertainment was provided
by Miss Carol Horn on flute,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Helen Wagner.
Mrs. Esther Musser, the only
living Charter member, in
troduced Mrs. Carol Huber who
entertained the group with a hat
demonstration.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday, September 28 at the
home of Mrs. Norman Wood.
Farm Women Society 14 en
tertained members of Society 28
Thursday evening, September 14
at the Red Caboose Lodge east of
Strasburg.
The regular business meeting
was held. Dues for the year were
paid and five new members were
installed. A donation was given to
the United Campaign.
Ellis Bachman, Strasburg,
spoke in behalf of the Strasburg
Heritage Society and showed
slides of many historical homes
and buildings in the borough.
Many of these have been
remodeled and restored to their
original beauty.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Harold K. Groff, Mrs.
Charles H. Leaman, Mrs. John E.
Groff, Mrs. Jacob C. Herr and
Mrs. Ira W. Kreider.
The Society will hold a “Car-A-
Rama” on October 12 instead of
the regular meeting.
Farm Women Society 22
reports the fifth printing of the
Dinner Bell cookbook is in
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