2&—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12, 1973 Farm Women Societies Society 10 Farm Women Society 10 members were entertained recently by the Rev. Donald Zechman, pastor of Bethany United Methodist Church, playing several organ selections. Mrs. Lawrence Tucci, Millersville Pike, was featured in a talk about crosses. She displayed more than 50 crosses from her collection gathered in many countries and told a story about each. She concluded her talk by giving each person present a puzzle which became a cross when the “special” piece was added. She also explained kinds of crosses and their origins. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Jacob Esbenshade and Mrs. Loretta Shank. Mrs. John Esbenshade led devotions. Society 10 members will be entertained May 24 by Society 26 in the Wenger Building, 1516 Lititz Pike.' Society 10 will entertain members from Society 25 at a luncheon June 2 in the Com munity Room at Gimbels, Park City, with Mrs Harry Welder in charge of devotions The next regular meeting of the Society will be held at 1:30p.m June 9 at the home of Mrs. Mahlon Delp, 145 Delp Road. Mrs. Jacob Evans will be cohostess. Society 11 Farm Women Society 11 met last Thursday m the Church House at Chestnut Level, with Society 26 members as guests. Other guests were Mrs. Smucher of Lansdale, sister-in-law of Mrs. Ammon Huber, and Mrs. Edwin Witmer of Quarryville. A dinner was served at noon after which the business meeting WHY WAIT? Now handle extreme variations in twine without missing a tie with New All-Twine Balers:. Now Is The Time To Consider That New Hay Machine You Need. Be Sure to Come In or Call for The Best Deal on Balers and Mower Conditioners. International Harvester 1054 S. State St. Ephrata, Pa New Lok-Twist Balers, too. was conducted. Devotions were conducted by Mrs. Esther Musser. Flag salute was cpn ducted. A donation was made to the Easter Seal fund in March. Several members of Society 11 gave a day at the Center to help with the Easter Seal mail. An invitation was extended to attend a Tea which is held each year as a “Thanks” to' all volunteer workers. At the Tea, it was reported that the goal had been reached for funds to carry on the work for the crippled and helpless of the city and county for another year , Members of Society 11 and County officers were guests of Society 27 in April at the Donegal Church. Music was furnished by Mrs. Paul Earhart and her children. A book review was given by Mrs. Frank Eshleman on the book “Golda”, written by Peggy Mann, on the life story of Prime Minister Golda Meir. Letters were distributed to all present to be signed and sent to the National -Aeronautics and Space Administration to en courage all concerned to keep reading the Bible on flights to the moon. Seven members of Society 11 and two guests. Misses Helen Snyder and Gertrude Johnson, gave a day in the sewing room at General Hospital recently A representative from the Lancaster Auto Club spoke and showed slides at the meeting, explaining the dangers in congested traffic and giving several tips on safety in driving-. The May meeting will be held May 31 at the home of Mrs. Betty Burkins. Society 23 Farm Women Society 23 Mothers and Daughters were Sales & Service Ph. 733-2283 honored at a full course dinner served in the historic farmhouse ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kauffman, Central Manor, Lancaster RD2. A tour of the Kauffman homestead followed the dinner. The farm house, built in 1868, is furnished in antiques, many of which were found on the premises and restored or finished by Mrs. Kauffman. During the program novelty were awarded. Mrs. Robert Rohrer received a prize for having read the most Bible verses that day; Patty Newswanger, daughter of Mrs. John Newswanger, was carrying the most family pictures in her wallet; Mrs. David Charles was the oldest mother present; Mrs. Joseph Hamblin, married April 21, was the newest bride, and Mrs. Robert, Miller was the youngest grandmother. Arranging the program were Mrs. Edgar Funk, Mrs. Harold Hoak, Mrs. Robert Rohrer and Mrs. Ralph Kauffman. There werd 42 persons attending. Mrs. Leroy Funk was in charge of the devotional portion. She read from the Bible and poems on the subject of mothers. Readings and songs were also featured by guests. A family picnic and covered dish supper is planned on June 16 at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frey, Long Level, in York County. 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