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Farm Women Societies
Society 2
Farm Women Society 2 held its
meeting Saturday, January 13 at
the home of Mrs. Earl Pet
ticoffer, Lititz. Mrs. Ronald
Gordley served as cohostess and
presented the devotions. There
were 24 members present.
The president, Mrs. Jay Wit
mer, had charge of the business
meeting. Reports were given by
Mrs. Marlin Hosier and Mrs.
Paul Donough, delegates to the
Farm Women Convention in
Harrisburg.
Six members had perfect at
tendance for the past year. They
are: Mrs. Blodwen Brandt, Mrs.
Fred Hahn, Mrs. Warren Kline,
Mrs. Earl Petticoffer, Mrs.
Ronald Gordley and Mrs. Roy
Shelly.
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
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Marlin Hosier and Mrs. Harry
Miller, outgoing president and
secretary
Mrs Warren Kline and Mrs.
Fred Hahn will prepare and
deliver a meal to one of the older
members.
Speaker for the afternoon was
the Rev. Arlin Claassen,
associate pastor of the Lititz
Church of the Brethren. He works
with the youth of the Church and
community.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday, February 10 at the
home of Mrs. Rufus Waltz,
Manheim RD4.
Society 6
Farm Women Society 6
members heard Mrs. Betty
Fanith, Harrisburg, speak on the
subject of consumer protection at
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a recent meeting at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Greiner, Mount Joy
RD2.
The members of the Society
voted to adopt a patient from the
Harrisburg State Hospital. They
will make bed pads for the
Dunkard Brethren Home on
Tuesday, January 30
Hostesses were Mrs. Joseph
Greiner, Mrs. Bernard Thome,
Mrs Leroy Dale and Mrs Minnie
Kolp.
Farm Women Society 7 held its
monthly meeting at the Landis
Homes on Saturday, January 13.
The hostess was Mrs. Emma
Denlinger. Mrs Lehman, wife of
the manager of Landis Homes,
had devotions.
The Lititz Senior Citizens band,
the Kitchen-Aires, provided the
entertainment. A few of the
selections were “Winter Won
derland”, “Yankee Doodle
Dandy”, “He’s Got the Whole
World in His Hand” and many
more.
The new officers took over the
meeting They are: Mrs. Kay
Rohrer, president; Mrs. Edna
Jean Homsher, vice-president;
Mrs. Gladys Smeltz, secretary,
and Mrs. Martha Landis,
treasurer.
A new committee was formed.
The food committee, with Mrs.
Anna Eby as chairman, will
serve at sales or other money
making projects which feature
foods
The names of two new mem
bers were presented and ac
cepted. They are- Mrs. Edgar
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Society 7
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Hall. AtglenßDl, and Mrs Bruce
Burnhart. Paradise.
The publicity chairman
reported that a scrapbook will be
started featuring Society 7 and its
members
Mrs Anna Eby and Mrs Edna
Jean Homsher gave a report on
the State Convention.
The next meeting will be held
February 10 at the home of Mrs
Barbara Denlinger Mrs Melvin
Lauver will present “Candles
with a Biblical Background ”
Society 19
Farm Women Society 19 met
Saturday, January 13 at the home
of Mrs. Irvin Denlinger, 2854
Yellow Goose Road, Lancaster.
Miss Ruth Heisey was in charge
of devotions
It was noted that the first
meeting of the Society was held
at this residence in October, 1946.
Six Charter members were
present
The newly elected president,
Mrs John Ruhl, presided at the
meeting
Mrs. Clarence Newcomer and
Mrs Ross Weaver reported on
the State Farm Women Con
vention
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Norman L. Hess who gave the
“Story of Quilt Making” and
displayed several beautiful
completed quilts.
The sewing date for Lancaster
General Hospital is February 14
Mrs. John L Bare, 3219
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, will
be hostess for the February 10
meeting
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25
members were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Carl Gish, 3615 Nolt
Road, Landisville Mrs Glenn
Nauman led devotions
Mrs. John Metz, president;
Mrs. Chester Esleman, vice
president, and Mrs. Sterling
Elmer attended the State Con-
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January 8 and 9 and reported on
the Convention
During the business meeting it
was decided that a donation of $5O
be given to Lioyd Sauder of
Conestoga A donation of $lOO was
given to the Ann Lawrence Fund,
and a donation of $26 was given to
the Weyant Fund
The roll call, “Your Ancestry”,
proved to be very interesting.
Mrs Gish, the hostess, received
the gift of the month
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs Titus Burkholder,
Willow Street RD2 Mrs Glenn
Nauman will demonstrate “Egg
Decorating ”
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday. January 20
1 30 p m - Farm Women Society
18 meeting, home of Mrs. I.
Wayne Brubaker
2pm- Farm Women Society 3
meeting, home of Mrs.
Clarence Stauffer.
2pm- Farm Women Society 8
meeting, home of Mrs Irwin
Gmder, Mount Joy RD
Thursday, January 25
Farm Women Society 28 meeting,
Bird-in-Hand Fire Hall.
Saturday. January 27
Farm Women Society 5 meeting,
home of Mrs J G
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