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Society 13 Akron Restaurant. Husbands
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irm Women Society 18 Arrangements for the event
ibers met Saturday, October were made by the program
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committee, Mrs. I. Wayne
Brubaker, chairman and the
social committee, Mrs. Harold D.
Kimmel, chairman.
The program featured chalk
artist Rev. E. C. Mehle, pastor of
Salem United Church of Christ.
Attention was called to the
change of date for the November
meeting which will be November
11 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth S.
Brubaker.
Society 19
Farm Women Society 19
donated $2O to the United cam
paign at its recent meeting held
at the Lititz Church of the
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Brethren. The Society en
tertained members of Society 2.
The program, entitled
“Backyard Craftland”, was
presented by Mrs. George Dell
whose family operates “Open
House Christian Gifts”, Lan
caster.
Devotions were in charge of
Mrs. Richard Nolt. Special music
was provided by Mrs. David
Wenger, Mrs. Donald Horning
and Mrs. Roy Burkholder.
Mrs. Kenneth Warfel,
president, announced plans for a
display table at the annual
Christmas Homemaker’s
Program at the Farm and Home
Center, November 28. The group
was reminded of the Convention
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November 4 at the Lancaster
School of the Bible,
The next meeting will be held
at the Akron Restaurant
November 11 at 6:30 p.m. when
the group will entertain their
husbands.
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The original farm of
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National Park. A memorial
encloses the log cabin re
putedly Lincoln’s birthplace.
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