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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 12, 1977
Societies
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farm sale of Paul Seitz,
Columbia R 2.
Society 4 will entertain
Society 23 at a luncheon at
the United Methodist Church
in the village of Ironville. A
progressive dinner for
members and husbands of
Society 23 is scheduled for
April 16. Hostess homes will
be: Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton
Charles, appetizer; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Rohrer, salad;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kauff
man, Jr., main course; and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Funk,
dessert. After the meal, the
group will have a game time.
On May 21, mothers and
daughters of Society 23 will
be honored at a luncheon at
Hostetlers Dining Hall, Mt.
Joy, after which they will
tour Donegal Mills.
During the last meeting, it
was voted to give $lO to the
Multiple Sclerosis fund. Mrs.
Clayton Charles and Mrs.
Lester Newcomer reported
that they had visited Mrs.
John Herr with a gift of
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money which was greatly
appreciated. Mr. Herr-died
in a robbery during
December.
York Co.
Society 1
York County Farm Women
Society 1 held its February
meeting at the Barley
Convalescent Home on East
Market St., York, where one
of the group’s members,
Mrs. Lida Bear, is a
resident. Two special events
were ovserved - the 47th
anniversary of the Society
and the 90th binhday of Mrs.
Bear.
The meting was chaired by
the president Mrs. Pauline
Rishel. The program con
sisted of some old-time
remembrances and included
a vocal duet by. Alverta
O’Neal and Amy Miller.
Mrs. Bear was presented a
decorated birthday cake and
a sunshine box full of gifts.
Mrs. Charles Bupp, county
president, was a guest and
encouraged everyone
present to attend the state
Spring rally to be held at
Memorial Hall on the York
Fair Grounds, May 11.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Jessie
Grass and will begin at 9
a.m. The group will make
favors for the Spring Rally.
Everyone interested is to
bring a sandwich for lunch
and the hostess will provide
the coffee and dessert. The
regular meeting will con
vene at 1 p.m. The monthly
quilting party will be held on
March 16.
York Co,
Society 16
Dover Society of Farm
Women Society 16 made
plans for a dinner-theatre
party March 27 at Limestone
Valley.
The groups will leave at
2:30 p.m. from Salem union
Church. A bus trip is planned
for May 7-8 to Williamsburg,
Va.
A donation of $l5O was
approved for the York
County 4-H Center.
York Co.
Society 33
Stewartstown Farm
Women Society 33 voted at
its February meeting to
make donations to three
local service groups.
Donations of $5O each were
made to the Eureka Fire Co.
and the Stewartstown
] Ambulance Club, and $75
/ to the Mason-Dixon library,
all of Stewartstown.
The action followed a 1976
decision to give money
locally rather than to
' nationally sponsored
charities.
In other business several
members volunteered to
help with the Eureka Fire
Co. survey of the local area.
The group will continue to
make and sell mints. A silent
auction netted $15.73.
The Farm Women met at
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