Farm Women Societies
Society 5
Firm Women Society 5
held their meeting April 27,
at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Peifer. Dr. Loy Awkerman
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Lancaster 26 W. King Street
Manheim 39 Market Square
Ephrata 560 South Reading Road
East Earl Former Good’s Store
BETTER THAN
ANY AUCTION
gave a talk and allowed
slides of the Payment of a
Red Rose, how it started and
still continues every June,
for the rent of the Lutheran
Church of Manhelm.
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Society S will give 150.00 to
the Lancaster County
Project for the Jaycee Camp
for the Mentally Retailed.
On May 8 we will meet at
East Petersburg Church of
the Brethren at 9:00 to travel
to York for our “Spring
Rally".
May 18 our Mother and
Daughter meeting will be
held at the Parish House of
St. Stevens United Church of
Christ in New Holland. The
program will be talent from
our Society. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Amos Mentzer and
Mrs. Guy Musselman.
Society 8
Farm Women Society 8
met at the home of Mrs.
Helen Wivell, Columbia
RDI, Saturday, April 20 at 2
p.m. Miss Anna Mae Eby
presided and songs were
sung by the group. Mrs.
Charles Shank, at the piano
played “The Lord’s
Prayer”, as a tribute to Mrs.
Marie Stoner, a member who
passed away several days
earlier. Miss Ruth Eby led
devotions and read a
memorial in honor of Mrs.
Stoner who was a faithful,
active member for many
years.
The minutes were read by
Miss Mary Grace Martin.
The Treasurer’s report was
given by Mrs. Sylvester
Shuman. The proposed
budget was approved and
accepted for the coming
year.
Mrs. Harold Frey, on the
Sunshine Committee
reported having received a
thank you for remembrance
while ill, from Mrs. Richard
Warfel. Mrs. Anna Chapman
is in the Columbia Hospital,
Room 101, having had
cataracts removed from
both eyes. Mrs. Ada Greider
is in the Lancaster General
Hospital. A special surprise
fruit basket gift was
presented to Mrs. Clinton
Eby as she and her husband
celebrated their 50th wed
ding anniversary a week
ago.
On Monday, June 17,
members will go by bus to
Gettysburg. They will leave
St. Marks Church, Mt. Joy at
8:30 a.m. and return in the
evening.
Mrs. Margie Heisey,
special speaker gave a
detailed account of four
women of the Bible. These
varied descriptions were of
interest as she told of those
who lived during different
times of Bible History.
The social time was en
joyed as Mrs. Helen Wivell,
Mrs. Lewis Bixler and Mrs.
Dorothy Sumpman served
colorful, tasty refreshments.
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' Hifc'iWki'ih'edtlnjJ dm' be
held May 18 at 2 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Harold Ney,
Marietta RDI. Hie Program
will be Macrame.
The Spring Rally will be
held on May 8 at York, Pa.
Society 26
Farm Women Society 28
held their meeting at the
home of Mrs. David Garber
RDI, Marietta. Mrs. Marian
Campbell from the Lan
caster Chapter, Pa. Assoc,
for the Blind was the
speaker. Fifty dollars was
donated to the organization,
and another $5O to the County
project.
Mrs. Leroy .Esbenshade
was co-hostess and Mrs.
Henry Greiner held
devotions. The Society made
favors for the Blind Assoc, as
their work project.
The next meeting will be a
luncheon held May 23 at the
Lancaster Church of the
Brethren, where Society 11
will be entertained.
Society 27
Farm Women Soceity 27
met at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Martin on April 23.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. John
Hershey, Mrs. Sam
Heineman and Mrs. Robert
Dunkleberger. Society 27
entertained the> County
Officers and Soceity 12.
Mrs. Buzzard, the guest
speaker, presented an in
spirational message, titled,
“The Parable of The African
Violet”.
“Bringing Cheer” will be
practiced by the Society for
the May 28th meeting. The
Soceity will form into small
elderly friends from the
Mount Joy area who are
c °BemDers mSmeeUater in
the evening at the home of
Mrs. Luke Brubaker for
their meeting.
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Considering what a lousy lo
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right brisk business.
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Lancaster Farmlnf, Saturday. May 4.1974—31
Farm Women Calendar
Saturday, May 4
2:00 p.m. - Farm Society 6
meeting, home of Mrs.
Harry Shonk, RD4
Manheim.
Farm Society 28 sub sale.
Wednesday, May 8
Farm Societies “Spring
Rally”, Memorial Hall,
York Fairgrounds.
Farm Women Society 14
mother - daughter*
banquet, Black Rock
Retreat.
Thursday, May 9
12:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 9 will entertain
Society 25 at covered dish
luncheon, Coleman ville
United Methodist
Church.
Friday, May 10
6:15 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 1 mother
daughter banquet,
Brunnerville Fire Hall.
Chippewa Indians believed that the aster flower can cure
ill diseases!
7:30 p.m, - Farm Women
Society 13 meeting, Mrs.
Irwin Leaman and Mrs.
Paul Gehman, hostesses.
Saturday, May 11
Farm Women Society 25
mother-daughter lun
cheon, Historic
Strasburg.
Braid & Trim
Ethnic and peasant braids
of any width look terrific
when teamed with denim.
Down front seams, around
hem lines and outlining
pockets, they come on strong
for a fresh, clean look. They
even sew into a great belt for
your denim outfit. Just fold
two thicknesses over a
buckle and stitch them
together along the edges.