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Society 6
Farm Women Society 6 voted to
give $75 to the County Project at
their monthly meeting on July 7
at the home of Margaret Haines,
212 Highlawn Ave.,
Elizabethtown.
The group also heard Nancy
Tischler, a professor from
Capitol Campus, Middletown
speak on “Pilgrim’s Progress”.
It was announced that the
Homemaker’s Camp will be held
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The next meeting will be at 6
p.m. August 4 at the Milton Grove
Sportsmen’s Club. It will be a
covered dish picnic.
Society
Farm Women Society 11 held
its regular monthly meeting in
the Social room at Octorara
Presbyterian Church.
In the morning the ladies were
permitted" a tour of the Shrine
Church with Rev. Tanguay
directing after which he gave a
history of the founding of the
church in the 17th century.
In each of the cemeteries
around the two churches are
graves with special engravings
marking the names and founders
of days gone by.
After a delightful box lunch at
noon in the dining room of the
main church, the business
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Ammon
Huber. The group participated in
Bible reading, Prayer, and the
Salute to the Flag after which a
hymn, very suitable to the place,
“Faith of Our Fathers” was
sung.
Mrs. Huber called attention to
some things of interest coming up
in the summer months. Each
member answered roll call by
telling of some history connected
with the neighborhood in and
around Quarryville.
Many pictures were on display.
The next meeting will be at the
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Society 27
Farm Women Society 27 held a
family covered dish picnic at
noon on June 24 on the farm of
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Benner.
There were 20 members present,
and with husbands and children
82 attended.
It was announced that the
picnic for the County Farm
Women will be August 1 at the
Central Manor Camp Grounds.
The next meeting will be a
luncheon at the Candle Glo
Restaurant in Palmyra at 12:00
on July 24, followed by a tour of
Hershey Medical Center and
Founders Hall at Hershey.
Society 30
Farm Women Society 30 will
hold its next meeting July 17 with
a picnic at Hershey Park.
Members are to pack a picnic
lunch and meet at the entrance of
the park at 10:30 a.m.
The next family picnic will be
held at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 20, at the
home of Mrs. Carl Weaver, New
Holland RDI. Participants should
bring a covered dish, place
settings and lawn chairs.
The volume of food eaten, per
person, in the United States, is
expected to hit a record high in
1973, up seven per cent from 10
years ago.
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