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34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17. 1973
I Farm Women Societies I
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Society 1
The Society of Farm Women 1
met at its recent meeting at the
home of Mrs. Neil Clark voted to
give $lO to Cerebral Palsy and $25
to Teen Challenge.
At the business meeting con
ducted by -Mrs. Paul Kurtz,
president, reports were given by
these women in addition to Mrs.
Kurtz; Mrs Graybill Hollinger
and Mrs Henry Shreiner.
Mrs. Elmer Hershey, of the
Sunshine Committee, presented a
silver tray to Mrs. Hollinger, who
had served as the society
president the past two years
Mrs Nissley Rohrer, Lititz
RD3, presented a craft demon
stration at the meeting
Thirty members and guests
were in attendance Roll call was
answered with members giving
their favorite hobby Mrs CV.
Smith presented the devotions
Mrs Daniel Brubaker served as
the song leader and Mrs Roy
Brubaker was the accompanist.
Miss Rachel Bollinger was co
hostess
A dinner meeting, with the
husbands as guests, will be held
by the society at the Brownstown
Restaurant at 6 30 pm Satur
day, Mar J Jacob Toews and
daughter Peggy, Lititz RD3,
will present a program on their
trip around the world
Reservations for this dinner
must be made by Saturday, Feb
24
Mrs Simon Snyder will present
the devotions Roll call will be
answered by members relating
trip they most enjoyed
Society 2
Farm Women
Farm Women Society 2 met at
the home of Mrs Rufus Waltz,
Manheim RD4, with Mrs Nathan
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Oberholtzer as co-hostess. There
were 22 members and five
visitors present
Mrs. Fred Hahn led the
devotions. The president, Mrs.
Jay Witmer conducted the
business session and gave a
report of the executive board
meeting. She announced the
Spring Rally to be held May 16 at
the Johnstown Civic Center and
will be hosted by the Cambria
County Society.
A donation was given to the
Cerebral Palsy and the Ways and
Means committee announced
they will conduct a food stand at
the farm sale of Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Becker Saturday, Mar.
24
The Society voted on the Welsh
Mountain Clinic as the county
project
A birthday party will be held at
the Mt Hope Dunkard Brethren
Home Tuesday, Apr. 3 for the
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drying. High yielder. Picks and shells
beautifully.
CONTACT
REIST SEED CO.
Mt.Joy.Pa. Phone 653-4121
[SINCE 1925]
guests who have birthdays during
March and April.
The society presidents were
urged to encourage the members
to write to CBS to voice their
opposition to the showing of X
rated movies on late night TV.
A demonstration on coating
candies was given by Glenn
Davidson of Lititz.
The next meeting will be held
Saturday, Mar. 10 when the
members will entertain their
husbands at a banquet at the
Palmyra Dutch Diner.
Society 9
Farm Women Society 9
finalized plans for a work day to
make bed pads for the Cancer
Society during a recent meeting
at the home of Mrs. Warren
Boyer, Millersville RDI. Mrs.
Russell Raush and Mrs. Jacob
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