—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 20, 1973
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Women Societies
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After touring the old Fort the
ladies had lunch at Haussner’s in
Baltimore. A tour of the Mc-
Cormick Spice Company in the
afternoon concluded the trip.
The November meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Willis
Rohrer, Smoke town.
Society 19
"Farm Women Society 19 was
entertained recently in the home
of past president, Mrs. Kenneth
Warfel, 33 Blossom Hill Drive,
with a “Mystery Dinner.” Mrs.
Charles Hair was co-hostess.
Mrs. Wilma Nauman was in
charge of devotions.
A $2O gift was donated to United
Way. Several members will
participate in “Sew a Garment”
for the November 3 County
Convention of Farm Women at
Lancaster Bible College.
Following general order of
business, Mrs. John Ruhl,
president, informed members of
the November 15 Christmas
Program at the Farm and Home
Center featuring gifts,
decorations and foods.
Also received was a request for
girls dresses size 4,6, and 8 for
the Needlework Guild which will
meet at the Ins Club November
13. Help to unpack and sort
clothes will also be appreciated
There will be a food sale at the
Green Dragon October 22,23, and
24 for the benefit of the
Hemophilia Fund
The program was by Mrs.
Richard H Martin who provided
a most interesting and in-
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formative talk on decopage,
displaying numerous completed
pictures.
The Society will hold a Rum
mage Sale October 29 and 30. The
November meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. J. Lloyd
Hollinger, 6045 Lemon Street,
East Petersburg, November 10 at
1:30 p.m.
Society 23
Farm Women Society 23
elected Mrs. Jay Charles,
Washington Boro RDI, as
president at a recent meeting.
The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Harold Greider,
Millersville RDI. Devotions were
presented by Mrs. Newlin Groff.
Other officers elected were
Mrs. Charles Frey, vice
president; Mrs. Ralph Kauff
man, secretary, and Mrs. John
Newswanger who will continue as
treasurer.
During the business portion of
the meeting monetary gifts were
approved for the Needlework
Guild Ingathering to be held
November 13 and for a han
dicapped neighbor.
Mrs. Howard Martin, Mrs.
Clayton Charles, Mrs. Lester
Newcomer and Mrs. Milton Funk
reported on a visit made to
Hamburg State Hospital for
Retarded Children. The Society
sponsors Jhree children, in
cluding a 19 year old Lancaster
youth, by providing gifts for
birthdays and special days and
providing spending money for
trips to the school-maintained
store.
The Society plans to have a
bazaar and food table at the
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November 15 during the annual
Homemaker’s Christmas
Program.
Entrants to the State “Sew a
Garment” contest will be
honored by the Society with a
luncheon ticket for the Lancaster
County Farm Women Convention
on November 3, when all County
contestants will be judged to
choose 10 Lancaster participants
to compete in the State com
petition planned for January 7 at
Harrisburg. Participating from
Society 23 will be Mrs. Edgar
Funk, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs.
Glenn Burkholder and Mrs.
Charles Frey.
Society 25
Farm Women Society 25 met
last Saturday, October 13, at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Groff,
Lancaster RD6. There were 17
members and eight guests
present.
Mrs. Chester Eshleman led
devotions. The business meeting
was conducted by Mrs. John
Metz, president.
Members accepted an in
vitation of a store tour of Hickory
Farms at Park City on Monday
evening, October 22 at 7:30 p.m.
Members voted to give
donations of $5 to United way and
to the Cancer Society, and $lO to
the Fresh Air Children’s Fund.
It was decided to have an
exhibit table at the Homemaker’s
Christmas Program at the Farm
and Home Center on Thursday,
November 15. Mrs. Carl Gish and
Mrs. Samuel Goss will be in
charge of setting up the table.
Mrs. Carl Gish received the gift
of the month.
Announcement was made of
the annual convention of the
Society of Farm Women of
Lancaster County at the Lan
caster Bible College on
November 3.
Officers elected for two year
terms are: Mrs. Chester
Eshleman, president; Mrs. Carl
Gish, vice-president; Mrs. T.
K.Burkholder, secretary, and
Mrs. Glenn Nauman, treasurer.
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