I Farm Women Societies
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■'■ (Continued From Pace 38) Cohostesses will be Mrs. Cecil call was responded to by naming
J r? From rage Jacks(m and Mrs . Martin favorite It was vote d to
Mrs. Melvm Matron reported Eshelman, both of Drumore. A donate $lO to the Easter Seal
on a trip to Valley Forge VA safety program will be conducted campaign.
Hospital. Fifteen cakes, four by Mrs. Harry Harsh, Willow Mrs. Harold Rodman, speaker
bo**® of cookies, cupcakes and street. for the aft ernoon, gave a book
candy were distributed. The review on the .< Except for
Society will go to the Hospital .SoPIP/V / Q Thee and Me” by Jessamyn
with goodies on Tuesday, March OUI/tctj J- -West
. _ „ ,_ . . ~ Farm Women Society 19 met a white elephant sale was held
Spring Rally at Johnstown May recently at the home of Misses following the program.
16 was discussed. Irene and Ruth Heisey, 148 Bank Mrs. Paul Hollinger, Mount Joy
The next meeting will be held street, 1 Landisville. RDI, will be hostess for the next
sou3t 5 ou 3t , th « °p MrS ’ Mrs - Kennet . h Warfel con- meeting to be held April 14 at 1:30
Melvin Shenk, Mechanics Grove, ducted the devotional period. Roll pm Mrs. John Hess will present
“Egg Decoration.” „
Be cheerful. Of alll things you
wear, your expression is the most
important.
At first glance, it’s only a membership
seal. It tells you we belong to the National
Automobile Dealers Association, the
official organization of dealers who sell
and service new cars and trucks.
But it means far more—to us and to
you. It means that we subscribe to the
N.A.D.A. Code of Business Practices.
This code »s our pledge to you that we
maintain the highest standards of ethical
business practices at all times, in all
transactions.
You can depend on the dealer who
displays the N.A.D.A. seal. What it
stands for is never taken lightly, for
your sake as well as ours.
- “.r
means to us
Is Important
to you.
What
Ms seal
N.A.D.A. CODE OF BUSINESS PRACTICES
* To advertise our products honestly, avoiding any claims or
statements which could be misleading to the public.
•To price our product* fairly, offering a reasonable allowance *
for used vehicles we take in trade and charging a reasonable
amount for new and used vehicles we sell and service.
•To thoroughly inspect and service our new vehicles before
delivery, and to fpllow up with the warranty work necessary for
customer satisfaction.
* To conduct our service department operations in a way that will
assure quality workmanship and full value received.
•To do everything possible to reflect credit on the automobile
industry and enhance our own reputation in the community.
Society 23
Farm Women Society 23
finalized plans for a “Gen-
tlemen’s Night” banquet during a
meeting held in the home of Mrs.
Robert Rohrer, Washington Boro
RDI. Mrs. Charles Frey- led
devotions.
Mrs. J. Kunkle of the Mental
Health and Retardation
Association spoke on the topic of
Mental Health. Lynn Nissley, son
of member Mrs. Andrew Nissley,
assisted Mrs. Kunkle at the
projector during the slide portion
of her talk.
March 19 was the night set to
entertain husbands at a dinner to
be held at the Bird-in-Hand
Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Mrs.
Edgar Funk is chairman of the
event.
Plans were completed for the
refreshment stands for farm
sales. The sales will be: March
17, the Hattie Dombach
household sale at Lancaster RD2,
near Central Manor on Route 999;
March 21 and 24, farm and
household sales by Oliver Kibler,
626-2091
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. March 17.1973
Washington' Boro -RDI, Mrs.
Clayton Charles is in charge of
planning for the stands. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Ben Shenk,
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Charles
Frey and Mrs. Jay Charles. The
group also participated in the
Amos Groff sale held March 13.
A gift of $lO was approved for
the Easter Seal drive.
The next regular meeting will
be held April 3 at the home of
Mrs. Paul Keperling, Lancaster
RD2, when a “Match Game” is
planned. Mrs. Amos Funk will
lead devotions
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22 had as
their guests 20 members of
Society 6 and all of the County
Officers at a luncheon at the
Willow Street United Church of
Christ in Willow Street. Hostesses
were Mrs. Kenneth Funk, Mrs.
William Weller, Mrs Richard
Landis. Mrs John Harnish, Mrs
Willis Lefever, Mrs. Jack
Robinson. Mrs. Willie Zodet and
Mrs Carl Diller.
Mrs Dorothy Bolbach,
librarian at Martin Mylin School,
entertained the group with a very
interesting review of the book,
“But Daddy.”
Mrs Kenneth Funk gave a
reading on Spring and led in
singing the Society’s theme song,
“Brighten the Corner, Where You
Are.” After welcoming the
guests, Mrs. Jay Landis,
president, conducted a short
business meeting in which the
Society decided to order 2,000
more cookbooks, “The Dinner
Bell.” to be assembled at a later
date
Mrs. Melvin Martin read a
letter from the Society’s adopted
small savers Are Welcome
That's the nice thing about saving with our
help. It's easy to add to your account at any
time and it's just as easy to get your money
when you need it Helping folks on the road to
financial security is our business.
There is a place in our Association for you and
your future. Stop in.
ACCOUNTS
INSURED TO *20,000
FIRST FEDERAL
wings and/jyan
ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER
25 North Duke St.
Phone 393*0601
4 *'| 111111* New Holland Branch
VlllllL* 100 E. Main St.
Ph ’ 354 ' 2131
Hon. thro Than.
9 to 4:30
daughter from Guatemala, and
passed around a snapshot of
Gracelia and her family which
was enclosed.
On Saturday, March 10, Society
22 was entertained by Society 7 at
a covered dish lunchon at the
Leacock Presbyterian Church in
Paradise. Pennsylvania.
The next meeting of Society 22
will be in the form of a workshop
at 12 noon April 10 at the home of
Mrs Kenneth Hoover, 3290
Briarwood Boulevard. Lan
caster
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25 met
Saturday. March 10, at the home
of Mrs John F Gerlach. 1266
Wheatland Avenue. Lancaster
Mrs Maynard Warfel led
devotions
Terry Long, a student at
Millersville College showed
slides of Germany.
Mrs John Metz, president,
reminded the members of the
Spring Rally at Johnstown on
Mav 16 Members will be
donating food to help entertain
the Homemaker’s Club from
Michigan at the Farm and Home
Center May 3
There were 21 members and
three guests present Mrs Ralph
Schlegelmilch received the gift of
the month
Farm Women Society 9 will be
entertained by Society 25 at a
covered dish lunchon at 12 noon
on April 14 at the Conestoga
United Methodist Church Mrs
Paul Rummel will be guest
speaker
TRY A
CLASSIFIED AD!
FrL
9 to C
Sat.
9 to noon
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