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I Farm Women Societies
Society 1
Society of Farm Women l
entertained Society of Farm
Women 16 at the Lititz Com
munity Center last Saturday
afternoon. Forty-five members
and guests attended.
Roll call was answered by an
introduction of the guests. Mrs.
Daniel Brubaker was song leader
and devotions were presented by
Mrs. Henry Shreiner.
Mrs, Paul Kurtz, president,
presided at the meeting. It was
voted to give $lO to the Easter
Seal Campaign. The following
members will sew at the General
Hospital on Apr. 17 from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m.: Mrs Noah Kreider, Mrs.
Elmer Hershey, Mrs. John
Newcomer, Mrs. Joseph Russell,
Mrs Martin Moore and Mrs. J.
Clayton Sangrey.
A bus trip has been planned to
the Flemmgton Glass Factory
and Duke Gardens in New Jer
sey. The bus will leave the
Lutheran Parking lot at 6:30 a.m.
Saturday, June 2 and will also
stop at the Cloister Shopping
Center at 7 a m
A fee of $7 is required and in
cludes the trip and entrance to
the Gardens. Persons interested
in going on the trip should contact
Mrs David Brubaker, 733-7425.
Society 1 will be entertained by
Society 17 Thursday, May 3 at the
Refton Fire Hall at 1 p m Those
wishing to attend are asked to
contact Mrs Kurtz as soon as
possible. Call 626-5691
It was announced that the State
Farm Rally will be held Wed
nesday, May 16 at the Johnstown
Memorial Building in Cambria
Women planning to attend should
notify Mrs. Kurtz
A Mother-Daughter Banquet
will be held at 6:15 p.m. Friday,
May 11 at the Brunnerville Fire
Hall Mrs Charles Adams will
speak on the subject of “Dolls ”
Mrs Leon Ulrich will present
the devotions.
>rll 14. 1973
Society 6
Farm Women Society 6 voted to
donate $5O to the Northwest
Lancaster County Medical
Center at a recent meeting. Dr.
Clair Weaver was the guest
speaker at the meeting, which
was held at the home of Mrs.
Harry Shonk, Manheitn, R.D.4.
The Society announced it is
planning a bus trip on May 5 to
Winterthur and Brandywine
Museum.
Activities held recently in
cluded 12 members going to the
State Hospital in Harrisburg -to
sew and eight of the members
gathering at the home of Mrs.
Shonk to make bedpads for the
Dunkard Brethren home.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Martin Hoffer, Sadie
Reighard, Margaret Bowers and
Vera Shonk
Society 20
Farm Women Society 20 en
tertained Societies 4 and 15 and
County Officers at a covered dish
dinner at the Quarryville
Methodist Church Thursday,
April 5.
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Mrs. Joseph Best, president,
opened the business meeting. The
Society members and guests
answered roll call by telling what
foreign country they would like to
visit.
Robert Fite was the recipient of
the FFA plaque the Society gives
an outstanding FFA student at
Solanco.
The Society will be entertained
by Society 5 May 19 at East
Petersburg. The County Project
this year will be the Welsh
Mountain Medical Center.
The speaker for the day was
Mrs. Ivan Leaman, Strasburg,
who spoke and showed slides of
Samolia where she and her
husband and family spent eight
years. Dr. Leaman had charge of
a hospital there.
The Society will entertain their
Mothers at a luncheon on May 3
at Kreiders. Following the lun
cheon, they will visit the Robert
Fulton House.
Society 22
Farm Women Society 22 met
Tuesday, April 10, at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth Hoover, 3290
Bnarwood Blvd., Lancaster, for
a workshop, Mrs. Lester Landis
served as cohostess.
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" Mrs. Cloyd Wenger held a class
in making rose-bud can
dleholders .from organdy petals
and brandy snifters. Mrs. Robert
Houser demonstrated making
belts from upholstery webbing
and braid.
Mrs. Jay Landis, president,
conducted a business meeting
prior to the workshop. Mrs.
George Stememan was installed
and welcomed into the Society as
a new member.
A donation of $25 was made to
the Water Street Rescue Mission.
A letter from the Mission ex
plaining their purposes and
accomplishments was read by
Mrs, Henry Hess.
Society 22 will have cookbooks
L a
available for sale at the Farm
and Home Center May 2 when the
Homemakers Club from
Michigan will be entertained.
Eleven members plan to attend
the Spring Rally in Johnstown
May 15 and 16, spending the night
at the Holiday Inn in Johnstown.
The Society wishes a speedy
recovery to Mrs. William Weller
who recently underwent an ap
pendectomy at the Lancaster
General Hospital.
The next meeting will be a
safety program at the home of
Mrs. Paul A. Witmer, Miller
sville, at 7 p.m. May 8.
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