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Farm Women Societies
Lancaster Co,
Society 4
Mrs. Ira Barley,
Washington Boro, R 1 was the
“Mystery Guest” at the
February meeting of Lan
caster County Society of
Farm Women 4 held on
February 26 at the Farm and
Home Center. She displayed
and explained a large
assortment of craft items to
fellow members. Her
favorite crafts included
decoupage, scherensnitte,
quilling, crewel embroidery,
needlepoint, crochet,
quilting, and nig hooking.
Other entertainment was
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Barley. They sang several
hymns and were ac
companied at the piano by
Mrs. Robert Garber.
The March meeting will be
a luncheon honoring the
county officers and Society
23. The luncheon will be held
promptly at 12:30 p.m. at the
Ironville United Methodist
Church, Holly Drive. The
Rev. Duane Steele will be
guest speaker.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 5,1977
Lancaster Co,
Society 11
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 11 met on
February 24 at the home of
Mrs. Vema Shirk.
Roll call was answered by
18 members and two guests.
Secretary and treasurer
reports were given and
approved. It was reported
that eight members fur
nished 40 hours of work at
the Easter Seals office.
March 21 was set to sew for
Cancer Society.
Making a farm scene quilt
was planned.
The program was an
auction of one pound gift
wrapped packages.
Next month’s meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Mary Nolt, 931 Virginia Ave.
Lancaster, on March 31.
Lancaster Co,
Society 13
Hie February meeting of
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 13 was held
at the home of Mrs. Laura
Denlinger, 28 Greenfield
Road, Lancaster, with Mrs.
Ethel Landis serving as co
hostess. Refreshments were
served with “Valentine’s
Day” as the theme.
Mrs. Becky Buckwalter
from Herbcraft, Scotland
Road, Quarryville, displayed
numerous herbs and spoke
on their uses and medical
purposes as used by our
forefathers.
Envelopes were passed out
for a bakeless cake sale. The
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group was encouraged to
make crafts and to bake for a
stand at the Dry Goods’
Store, East Town Mall, on
April 1, at 9:30 a.m.
Discussion on who to
support for this year’s
project was also held. The
Welsch Mountain Medical
Center or LARC was brought
up, but the discussion was
slated for the next meeting of
the group.
The group also planned to
have a garage sale at the
home of Mrs. Edna Myers,
Bird-In-Hand, on May 6.
The next meeting will be
held on March 12 at 1 p.m.
for a luncheon at the Farm
and Home Center, where the
group will entertain Society 1
from Lititz.
Lancaster Co.
Society 15
A slides show of the Farm
Women trip to Hawaii last
August was the featured
entertainment of the get
together of Farm Women
Society 15 on February 17.
Elma Marele, a member of
Society 15 went along on the
trip, showed the slides.
Thirty-four members were
in attendance at the meeting
which was held at th Union
Presbyterian Church near
Kirkwood. Hostesses were
Bertha Ferguson, Jessie
Trimble, Gertrude Weicksel,
Evelyn Myer, and Colleen
Shoemaker.
The business meeting was
conducted by the president
Mrs. Dorothy Johnson.
Kathryn Wagner, chairman
of the trip committee,
received reservations for the
evening at the Bakers
Theatre on March 24 at 6:30
p.m. She also told of plans
for a 10-day trip to the
Ozarks in June. Other dates
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