—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Mar. 30. 1974
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Society 4
Farm Women Society 4
held their annual guest night
banquet on Mar. 23 at
Historic Strasburg with 60
persons in attendance.
lona Metzger was
chairman of the committee,
assisted by Mary Shellen
berger, Mary Jane Miller,
Grace Koser, Catherine
Brubaker, Freda Myers and
Lois Kocher. The tables were
decorated with Easter nests
and candles, and a flower
arrangement at the head
table.
Hazel Heist gave the in
vocation. Ann Nolt,
president, announced the
spring rally in York on May
8. Betty Seigrist, chairman
of the Special Activities
Committee, announced a
bake sale on Saturday, Apr. 6
at the Columbia Market. All
foods are to be given to Mrs.
Seigrist, or a member of her
committee, by 8 a.m. of that
day; or contact Mrs. Seigrist
by phone.
The program of the
evening was “The Mad
Hatter” as presented by
Dorothy Parmer, with Helen
Buss at the piano. The next
meeting will be held on April
27, at the Mountville Church
of the Brethren, with Ruth
Bushong and Mary Jane
Miller as hostesses. The
program will be Dr. Chester
S. Kowka speaking on
“Retirement and my Pewter
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Society 12
Farm Women Society 12
conducted their second
sewing day March 20 at the
home of Mrs. John Klndig.
Seventy-seven bed pads
were made and donated to
shut-ins of the community.
Ethel Kindig led the
devotions. The county
project was discussed, and it
was decided to support
Retarded Children and
Adults.
Ten members answered
roll call by “my most
memorable birthday.” The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Frances
Elsen at 1:30 p.m.
Society 15
Emily Greenwald,
president of Farm Women
Society 15, hosted the group
at her home in Strasburg for
the March meeting.
Assisting her as hostesses,
were Ella Landis, Mildred
Smith, Dorothy Harvey and
Jean Bames. Mrs. Green
wald led the opening
devotions and the flag salute.
Members responded to the
roll call by giving their
favorite Bible character
from the Old Testament.
Secretary Alma Maule
read the minutes and
treasurer Mary Howett gave
her report. Kathryn Wagner
reported last minute details
for the bus trip to New York
in March, for the Easter
Show. Plans are also nearly
completed for a trip to Nova
Scotia, June 22 through 30.
Sunshine chairman, Mary
Boyce reported flowers and
cards to friends of the group.
Birthday greetings were
offered for Nancy Lefever.
Erma Witmer returned to
the group after a period of
illness. A thank you note was
read from ill member,
Frances Ross.
It was reported that the
group had made 52 ad
ditional bed pads for the
Cancer Society. The Society
cleared $147 from a food sale
conducted at the "Ross
Thompson sale food table,
and plans are made to
sponsor another food table
on Apr. 20 at the Grady
Payne farm sale.
A chicken barbeque will be
held in Kirkwood on May 25,
4 to 8 p.m.
Sadie Greenleaf conducted
a contest on kitchen foods,
with the prize going to Jean
Barnes. Sympathy was
expressed upon the recent
death of Arme Forbes, an
honorary member of Society
15. A donation of $lO was sent
in her memory to the Lan
caster County Heart
Association.
The April meeting of the
Society will be held on the
18th at the home of Kathryn
Wagner, Quarryville, when
prizes will be given for the
cleverest hats made and
modeled. The program will
also consist of organ music
and a “name that tune”
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Society 27
Mrs. Robert Kauffman
from Farm Women Society
27 was interviewed by Lester
Miller on Noonday On 8,
WGAL TV at a recent
meeting. Mrs. John Hershey
and Mrs. Albert Frey, Jr.
helped at the display table,
showing and explaining to
the viewers the various
items made by the Society 27
women.
Society 27 held their
business meeting in the
WGAL TV Meeting Room.
Mrs. Larry Miller and Mrs.
Arthur Wenger served
brunch to Society 27 during
their business meeting.
Lancaster County Jaycees
carried the vote from Society
27 for a County Project.
On April 23, Society 27 will
entertain Society 12 at the
home of Mrs. Raymond
Martin, Marietta, RDI.
Society 29
Mrs. Georgia Martin,
representing United
Cerebral Palsy of Lancaster
County was the speaker of
the March meeting of Farm
Women Society 29 at the
home of Mrs. Rodney Miller.
Featured at the meeting
was an interesting
discussion on the facts of
Cerebral Palsy, including its
characteristics, major
types, main causes, and
what is being done to help the
victims of Cerebral Palsy.
A new member, Mrs.
Roberi Hoffines, was
welcomed into the Society.
Members were informed of
the Spring Rally, to be held
May 8 at Memorial Hall,
York Fair Grounds. Society
29 voted to support the JC
summer camp as the county
project.
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