—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Oct. 23. 1976
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Women
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October 14 at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Aument, Holt
wood. Twelve members and
five guests were present
including county officers
Mrs. Robert Gregory, Mrs.
Carl Diller, and Mrs. Charles
Rohrer.
Roll CalU was answered by
giving a Halloween trick.
On November Bth the
society will have a Bazaar
table at the Farm and Home
Center, Lancaster, with food
and hand crafted items for
sale.
New officers for the
coming year are, Joan
Rohrer, president; Lois
Aument, vice president;
Miriam DeLong, secretary;
and Ann Brown, treasurer.
The program was
domestic and fine arts with
members bringing their
handmade items. Several
demonstrations were given
including bailer twine
wreaths by Joan Rohrer,
macrame’ by Abbie Bradley,
artififical flower wreaths by
Joanne Roth, and crocheted
coat hangers by Virginia
Rineers.
Refreshments were served
by Hazel Auxnent, Alice
Ressel, and Abbie Bradley.
The next meeting will be a
workshop at Stauffers on
November 4.
Berks Co.
Society 6
Mrs. Robert Kopfer,
Fleetwood R 2, was the guest
speaker at the October 12
meeting of the Berks County
Society Farm Women,
Group 6. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Abraham Keller, Oley Rl.
Sixteen members attended
the meeting. Mrs. Kopfer’s
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Societies
topic was “Dried Floral
Arrangements.’.’ She ex
plained how to dry flowers
and weeds found' on the
farm, and how to dye and
spray them for preservation.
Mrs. -William Koch,
Fleetwood Rl, was accepted
as a new member of the
group.
A donation of $lOO was
made to the Oley Valley
Music Association.
Mrs. Carl Herbein and
Mrs. Earl Hoffman willl
purchase panty hose and
polo shirts to be given to the'
Hamburg State School for
Christmas.
Money for two sheepskins
will be-given to the Berks
Heim for Christmas.
The annual Christmas
dinner will be held at the
Village - Diner, at
Douglassville, on December
3, at 7:30 p.m. ,
The November 16 meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Warren Yoder,
Boyertown, at 8 p.m.
Lancaster Ca,
Society 25
Lancaster County Society
25 met recently at the home
of Mrs. Jack Henderson,
Lancaster R 6 recently.
Eighteen members an
swered the roll call. The
Society sewed cancer pads,
and had a baked goods sale
within the organization. The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. John Metz,
Conestoga Rl on November
13 at 1:30 p.m.
Berks Co.
Society 4
The Berks County Society
of Farm Women Group 4 met
Need It.
at the BechtelsviUe home of
Mrs. Charlotte Mauger with
15 membersand two guests
‘in attendence. v
The highlight of the
evening was the election of
officers for the next two
years. They mil be installed
at the December meeting by
the Berks County president,
Mrs. Helen Ebling. Elected
were president, Mrs. Jean
Waldo; vice-president, Mrs.
Mauger; secretary, Mrs.
Ruth McMullen, and
treasurer Mrs. Edna
Angstadt.
President Linda Taylor
announced that the group
will be going to Berks Heim
on November 11 to entertain
the patients with bingo. She
also announced that the
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group received the at-
tendence at award the
county convention with 14 of
' the 18 members* attending.
Umbrellas will be purchased
for the Hamburg State
School as Christmas gifts.
The program for the
evening, presented by Mrs.
Vema Taylor, was, “How to
set a beautiful tgble.” It
included types of linens to
use and how to fold napkins
to make a more inviting
table. -
The next meeting willbe at
the home of Mrs. Jean
Waldo, Boyertown R 4.
Lancaster Co.
Society 8
Lancaster County Farm
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Women Society 8 met Oc
tober 16 at 2 p.m. in Chiques
United Methodist Church,
Mount Joy. Hie meeting was
chaired by Grace Bixler,
president. Society 26 was
entertained at this meeting.
Eleven visitors and 24
members were present.
Guests were introduced by
members.
Margaret Heisey on the
Ways and Means Committee
announced that plans for a
bus trip to Philadelphia in
November would' be can
celled.
Four members sewed at
the General Hospital on
October 7 and helped with
another group. In. all, 500
pieces were sewn and
mended.
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October-25 is the deadline
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The state convention.will
be held in Harrisburg ’on
January 10 and 11.- -
Lester Hbstetter, Mt. Joy^,
presented the main featured
of the afternoon as he gave
many pointers on the care
and growth of chrysan
themums and roses. - -
Seasonal refreshments
were provided by hostesses
Mary Heist, Kathryn Heisey,
Kathryn Erb, Elizabeth
Newcomer, Ethel Herr,
Lilian Eby, and Anna
Wolgemuth.
The next meeting, will be
held November 20 at the '
home of Mrs. Anna Keener,'
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