Women Societies
(Continued From Page 24) meeting.
A new member, Mrs. Paul
Gehman, was voted into the
Society. Members voted to
contribute $lO to the United Fund
Six members will
attend the Homemaker’s
Christmas program on
November 28 at the Farm and
Home Center.
Speaker at the meeting was
Eugene Hummel, guidance
counselor at McCaskey High
School, who spoke on “The Role
of a Counselor.”
The next meeting will be a
family Christmas party at the
Ronks Fire Hall to be held at 6:30
p.m. December 9. Mrs. Harry
Zook will serve as chairman of
the ways and means committee
and Mrs. William Schroeder will
serve as chairman of the
program committee.
Husbands will be guests at a
Christmas party to be held
December 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the
Akron Restaurant. Each person
attending will bring a gift to
exchange among each other and
a towel for the Lancaster Boys
Club.
The program will be announced
by Mrs. Paul Zercher.
Society 13
Farm Women Society 13 met
recently at the home of Mrs
Robert Sayres, Witraer, with
Mrs. Eugene Hummel serving as
cohostess. Mrs. Hummel,
president, presided at the
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Society 14
Farm Women Society 14
members were entertained
recently at the home of Mrs. J.
Clarence Groff, Strasburg RDI
Mrs. Groff was assisted by Mrs.
Ira Rutt, Mrs. Clarence Herr and
Mrs. Leon Thomas.
Paul G. Wedel, president of
Lancaster General Hospital, was
guest speaker. He spoke about
the work at the hospital.
Society 14 will hold a bake Sale
November 18 beginning at 10 a.m.
in the Park City Mall.
The Christmas Banquet will be
held at 6:30 p.m. December 14 at
Good ’n Plenty Restaurant. Miss
Mary Atzinger will provide the
evenings entertainment.
Farm Women Society 14 met at
the home of Mrs. John Ferguson,
Unionville, with Mrs. Park
Reinhart as cohostess. The
president, Mrs. Joseph Best,
presided Devotions were led by
Mrs. Ferguson
A $25 donation was given to
flood relief and a contribution to
Christmas Seals. At the annual
Christmas party December 9,
members will bring a toy
wrapped and designated “boy”
or “girl” which will be sent to
Wilkes-Barre and given to
children for Christmas.
Mr and Mrs William Gross,
Quarryville, will show slides of
their recent trip to New Guinea at
the Christmas party
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Street, is the contestant the
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Solanco Pageant November 25 at
Solanco High School
After a covered dish luncheon
the group motored to Avondale
where they visited the Bottle
Shop of Smedley Thomas
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22
members were entertained by
Mrs Harold Zook who showed
slides of a trip to Alaska which
she and her husband took last
September at a meeting held at
the home of Mrs Elvin Sangrey
Mrs Lloyd Herr, cohostess, led
devotions and gave a reading on
Thanksgiving
During the business meeting it
was decided that each member
will give a donation for the Anne
Lawrence Fund instead of ex
changing Christmas gifts A
donation of $25 was sent to the
Christian Children’s Fund for
Christmas gifts for the Society’s
adopted daughter and her family
in Guatemala A donation of $5O
was given to a family who
recently suffered loss from a fire
in their home
A report of the County Con
vention was presented by Mrs
Amos Miller Mrs Willis Zodet
was welcomed into the Society as
a new member and was installed
by the president, Mrs Jay
Landis.
The following members
volunteered as delegates to the
State Convention. to be held
January 8 and 9 in Harrisburg
Mrs Jay Landis, Mrs Henry
Hess, Mrs Lester Landis, Mrs
Carl Diller, Mrs Wilmer An
drew, Mrs Clarence Rohrer and
Mrs William Weller
Some of the members will
attend the meeting at the Holiday
Inn North at Noon on December 1
when Mrs Mark Hatfield will
give a talk on Food for
Fellowship, sponsored by the
Provident Book Store The Holly
Trail on December 2 and 3 will
also attract some of the mem
bers
Mrs Edward Bloom will
demonstrate “How to do it for
Christmas” at Homemaker’s
Day which will be held Tuesday
November 28 at the Farm and
Home Center Society 22 will
participate with a display table of
Christmas crafts, decorations
and ideas In the morning there
will be demonstrations by local
women and a talk on Fire
Prevention by Ernest Warner
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25
members met at the home of
Mrs Jacob Boose. Conestoga, tor
the November meeting to sew
cancer pads Mrs Paul Roland
led devotions
During the business meeting
Mrs John Metz, president,
reported that one of Society 25’s
members. Mrs Sterling Elmer,
was elected to serve as secretary
of the Lancaster County Farm
Women
It was also reoorted that n
members went ot the County
Convention at the Lancaster
School of the Bible
The next meeting will be a
tamily Christmas party, a
covered dish supper, at Shady
Maple Building Willow Street
RDI, on December 9 at 6 30 p m
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4 cup flaked coconut
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Me cup sugar
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4 cups Milk (qt.)
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