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Society 9
Farm Women Society 9
met at Mrs. Herman
Sauter’s Sheridan home on
Friday evening for a school
box lunch auction.
Mrs. Luther Bennetch,
president, led the business
session. Contributions and
projects were discussed.
Planning was initiated for
the 30th anniversary in
October.
Group 3 will entertain
Group 9 tonight at Camp
belltown United Methodist
Church. The next meeting
will highlight 4-H activities
at Mrs. John Hartman’s
Newmanstown RDI home on
July 18. Mrs. Jay Levengood
was auctioneer.
Society 10
Farm Women Society 10
entertained the members of
Society 26 at a meetingat
Gimbel’s Community Room.
After a luncheon and a
brief business meeting, the
Social Committee conducted
the entertainment which
consisted of group singing
and games .for which prizes
were presented.
The next meeting will be
held on Saturday, July 13, at
the home of Mrs- John E.
McGrann, 1464 New Holland
Pike at 1:30 pm.
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Society 14
Farm Women Society 14'
met this month at the Farm
and Home Center: They were
entertained with an excellent
performance by the Martin
Mylin Hand Bell ringers
under the direction of Mr.
Virgil Cooper. Everyone
thoroughly enjoyed the
concert.
During the meeting
members answered roll call
by introducing one of our
guests, members of Society
30 and the County Officers.
A report of the quilt made
by the group was that it was
sold and sent to California, a
check was received with
another'order.
The county president, Mrs.
Carl Johnson, reported on
coming activities of county
Farm Women. The county
treasurer, Mrs. Milton Funk,
gave an interesting survey of
her recent trip to Michigan
along with other farm
women.
The group donated $lOO.OO
to the county project of the
Jaycees Camp.
Delicious refreshments
were served by the
hostesses: Mrs. John Groff,
Mrs. Melvin Stoltzfus, Mrs.
Edith Metzler, Mrs. Ira
Kreider, Mrs. Amos Ranch,
and Mrs. Leon Thomas.
The next meeting will be
held on July 10th at 6:30 p.m.
at the William S. Tiimey
30
150 FRimViLLE PIKE
MANHEIM, PA.
Society 21
On June 13 Society 21 met
at the home of Mrs. Willis
Rineer with Mrs. Richard
Risk as ahhostess.
The roll call was answered
by naming an international
covered dish they had
brought, and the country,
with their recipes available.
It was moved and
seconded that a donation of
$25.00 be given to the J. C.
Camp. This year the largest
amount of women were
present at the Spring Ralley
with a number of 1,050. The
Country picnic would be held
at the Lampeter Park
grounds with a covered dish.
The County Convention will
be on November 2 at Lan
caster School of the Bible.
Forms are available for the
Farm Women of the year.
A Thank you note was
received from Mary Delong.
A Report on a recent trip to
Michigan was given by Mrs.
Clair Delong and President
Mrs. James Long. In July we
will meet at Mrs. Harold
Graybeal’s splash party
unless other wise notified.
Society 29
On June 17, Farm Women
Society 29 met at the home of
Mrs'. John Heisey. We
traveled to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Noll of
Colebrook Rd. Manheim
where we spent the evening
browsing through their shop,
which contained file finest
collection of antiques. We
returned to file Heisey home
for this business meeting and
refreshments. The members
voted to contribute $200.00 to
Camp J.C. Our annual
family picnic will be held
July 21 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Garner.
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Calendar
Saturday, Jane 29
6:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 1 Family picnic
at Middle Creek Church
Pavilion.
1:30 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 5 meeting at the
home of Emma Weaver.
8:00 p.m. - Farm Women
Society 29 entertaining
husbands at Drum and
Bugle Competition in
Hershey.
Saturday, July 6
Farm Women Society 6
meeting at the home of
Mrs. John Wagner, RDI,
Bainbridge.
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