‘46—l^ r nMster*Farming, Saturday" May 14. 1977
Farm Women Societies
Berks Co,
The monthly meeting of
the Berks County Society of
Farm Vromen, Group 4 was
held at the home of Mrs.
Katherine Harrison,
Boyerstown R 3 on May 3.
The fourteen members and
two guests present enjoyed a
housewares demonstration
by Mrs. Greta Shaver,
ZionsvQle.
The group received an
invitation to a 25th an
niversary party by Farm
Women Group 2.
A workshop will be held
May 19 at the home of Mrs.
Lottie Burkepile, Boyer-
Lancaster Co, Society 1
A mother and daughter specifically, the vitamins in
banquet was the program of the drink.
Lancaster County Society of The group.voted to support
Farm Women 1 when they the Farm and Home Center
held their May meeting at as the county project,
the RotbsvQle Fire Hall. The Society is planning a
Seventy-two mothers and bus trip to Gettysburg and
daughters were present. Harpers Ferry on May 28.
Debbie Kreider, Anyone interested should
County dairy princess, call 733-7425.
presented the entertainment , The next meeting of the
for the afternoon by giving a group will be on June 4 and
speech ' on milk, and w* ll feature a gourd sale.
Know Where the Activities Will Be?
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
Society 4
town R 3, to make articles
for a bazaar.
Planns were made to at
tend a tea at Berks Heim on
May 11. Also discussed was a
Berks Heim open house
picnic on June 12.
Profits from a hoedown
held by the Berks County
Society of Farm Women will
go to Hamburg State School
to send 35 children to
Summer camp.
The next meeting of the
Farm Women Group 4 will
be held on June 7 at the home
of Mrs. Jean Waldo,
Boyertown R 4.
Lancaster Co. Society 6
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 6 will be
sponsoring Nancy Henkel,
Strasburg Rl, this year’s
International 4-H Youth
Exchange student, who will
be traveling to Belgium. The
group decided this at their
May 7 meeting held at the
Brethren Village, Neffsville,
with 17 members present.
The group also voted to
donate money to the S. June
Lancaster Co. Society 14
Lancaster County Farm nonite Churchat 1 p.m. The
Women Society 14 will hold speaker will be Mrs. Kitty
their May meeting on the Yohn, wife, former teacher
18tb of this month which time of Christian education, and
they will entertain Society 2 presently a teacher of Bible
at the Willow Street Men- studies.
Lancaster Co. Society 22
Members of Farm Women were Mrs. Robert Bare, 815
Society 22 honored their Waterfront Drive, Lancaster
mothers and daughters at a and Mrs. E. Clair Witmer,
buffet Tuesday evening at 836 Village Road, Lampeter,
the Lampeter Fire Hall.
Fun and humor were 0° J*®® 14 members will
provided by Steve Brubaker, meet at Hershey Farms on
ventriloquist and magician. Route 896 at 9:45 a.m. for a
Young and old were day of surprises. Anyone
delighted by his tricks and who cannot attend should
“friends.” call President Mrs. Lester
Hostesses for the evening Landis.
Lancaster Co, Society 28
The April meeting of
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 28 was held
on April 28 at the home of
Mrs. Donald High, 2155
Jarvis Road, Lancaster.
Mrs. Glenn Book served as
co-hostess.
Ten dollars was donated to
Easter Seals as well as the
American Cancer Society,
and International Foreign
Youth Exchange student,
Nancy Henkel.
Members voted the S. June
Smith center as the Society
project.
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Mrs. Ada Strickler,
president of Potosi Society of
Farm Women, Group 11, has
announced committees for
the coming year.
They are; auditing, Mrs.
Smith fund. *
Mrs. Mary Fomey of the
BrethreaVillage gave a few
craft demonstrations. She
showed the members how to
press flowers to be used in
making note paper, and
showed them how to do
quilling.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. Sara Holsberg
and Mrs. Margaret Bowers.
Speaker for the evening
was the Reverend Bill
Drury, who spoke on
“Problems in Lancaster
County.”
On May 12 Farm Women
Society 6 will entertain
Society 28 at a luncheon at
Conestoga at 12:30 p.m.
The next meeting will be
held on May 26, beginning at
9:30 a.m. for a tour of the
Epbrata Cloisters, An
derson Pretzel bakery, and
White chimneys with lunch
at the Landis Valley Motor
Inn.
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Mary Winemiller, Mrs.
Sandy Keiser, Mrs. Orpha
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Ways and Means, Mrs.
Cora Miller, Mrs. Cora
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Mrs. Grace Krout, Mrs.
Carol Bupp, Mrs. Keeney,
and Mrs. Gertrude Miller.
Flower show, Mrs.
Mildred Bupp, Mrs.
Romaine Miller, and Mrs.
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