—Uncaster Farming. .Saturday,. Feb. 8, 1975 42 Farm Women Societies Society 5 Society of Farm Women 5 recently met at the home of Mrs. Goldie Groff. Joyce Hibsman gave an arm-chair view of 7 countries in Europe with a slide presentation. On February 19 at S;00 p.m. the Gub will meet at St. Paul's United Church of Christ's Parking Lot in Manheim. From there the group will travel to the Hershey Motor Lodge, for a meal and then on to the arena to see an ice hockey game. Tickets are $9.50 each. Please leave Mrs. Mervin Peifer know if you are going by February 8. The February 22 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Herbert B. Frey in Manheim. Bring home-made or home-crafted items to be auctioned off at this Bring and Brag Sale. Society 10 Farm Women Society 10 met recently at the home of Marion Fox in Lancaster. Eliza Esbenshade served as co-hostess for the meeting. Gertrude Habecker, presided at the business meeting with Iva Buck waiter giving devotions. 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In memory of three members who are deceased, Ada August, Bertha Landis and Minnie Lausch, the society decided to give a library book to the church of their membership. Grace Esbenshade wore the gift she received from the State Farm Women organization which was a replica of a twenty dollar gold piece on a chain. The gifts are given to those farm women over 90 years of age. A bus trip is scheduled to go to the Philadelphia Flower Show on Wednesday, March 12th. Interested members should contact Evelyn Neff for details. The next meeting will be held March 1 at the Holiday bin on the Lititz Pike. Society 24 The Society of Farm Women 24 met on January 29,1975, at the home of Mrs. George Ebersole. Twenty five women were present responding to roll call with a blizzard experience. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Jack Golston and the program for the evening was the annual reading of the state by-laws, and state convention reports given by Mrs. Chris I-antz und Mrs. Hoy Witmer. 'Hie project for the evening wus to tear and roll ban dages from worn sheets, for overseas use. A silent auction wus held with the proceeds going to the treasury. Delicious refreshments were served by the acting hostess Mrs. I/cah Bushong. Society 29 Farm Women Society 29 met Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. Stanley Newcomer. Sixteen members responded to roll call by naming a safety hint. Pres. Mrs. SEW WHST? 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