—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 25, 1973
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Farm Women
Societies
Society 3
Farm Women Society 3 met
Saturday, August 18 at Shady
Grove Park with Mrs Harvey
Gehman as hostess
Guests at the luncheon were
The Jolly Caterers 4-H Club with
leaders Mrs Harold Fry and
Miss Joan Ritzman, the Foods
Around the World 4-H Club with
leader Mrs Robert Gregory, and
the Lincoln 4-H Sewing Club with
leaders Mrs Harlan Farlow,
Mrs Luther Moore and Mrs.
Ernest Hartranft Miniature golf
was played following the lun
cheon
During the meeting of the
Society, a Memorial Service was
conducted for Mrs Paul Weid
man by Mrs Carl Meek, Mrs
Vernon Leminger and Mrs Earl
Slauffer
Mrs Robert Gregory reported
on the picnic and business of the
Lancaster County Farm Women
- Executive Board meeting held
August 7
Mrs Clarence Stauffer,
president, conducted the
meeting Miss Jean Aungst led
the devotions
The next meeting will be held
September 8 at Twin Pines,
Ephrata RDI Mrs Harry Risner
will be the hostess
Society 18
Farm Women Society 18 met at
the home of Mrs Charles D
Warfel 11, Conestoga RDI on
Saturday, August 18
During the business session
conducted by Mrs David Buck
waiter, president, the group
voted to give a $75 contribution to
the county project, the Welsh
Mountain Clinic
Devotions were led by Mrs
Jerome Brubaker, Manheim An
auction of food items and knick
knacks followed with Mrs Robert
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Guests included Mrs. William
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Society 22
Farm Women Society 22 met
last week at the home of Mrs
Amos Miller for a chicken bar
becue-corn roast Mrs. Melvin
Martin and Mrs Elvm Sangrey
were co-hostesses. Mrs. Martin
led in devotions and m singing the
Society’s theme song
During the business meeting
the Society voted to donate $5OO to
the Welsh Mountain Clinic, the
County Project for this year.
The following officers were
elected for next year • Mrs Henry
Hess, president, Mrs. Lester
Landis, vice-president, Mrs.
Robert Houser, treasurer, Mrs.
Jack Robinson, secretary; Mrs.
Harold Rudy, corresponding
secretary
The following were named as
committee chairmen: Mrs.
Harold Zook, news reporter;
Mrs Robert Bare, social com
mittee, Mrs William Weller,
membership, Mrs Elvin
Sangrey, sunshine, Mrs. Lloyd
Herr, auditing, Mrs Melvin
Martin, song leader; Mrs Cloyd
Wenger, photographer and
scrapbook, Mrs. Clair Witmer,
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ways and means, and Mrs. Paul
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A report was given on the
Society's adopted daughter from
Guatemala Mrs. Carl Oilier and
Mrs. Richard Landis volunteered
to make a table centerpiece for
the County Convention which will
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Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, August 25
1.30 pm - Farm Women Society
5 meeting, Amanda Holbein,
hostess.
7-30 p.m - Farm Women Society
27 meeting, home of Mrs.
Arthur Wenger.
Homemakers Camp, Camp
Swatara, August 26-28.
Wednesday, August 29
7 p.m. -- Farm Women Society 24
Road Rally ; meet, Contestoga
Church of the Brethren,
Bareville.
Saturday, September l
1 -30 p.m. -- Farm Women Society
10 meeting, home of Mrs John
Habecker, 2301 Spring Valley
Road.
2pm.- Farm Women Society 6
meeting, Mrs. William
Thome, hostess.
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Mrs. Harold Zook conducted a
Penny Social after the meeting,
in which food and other articles
contributed by the members
were auctioned.
The next meeting will be at 1
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