Farm Women Societies
Berks Co.
Society 5
Mrs. George Manbeck,
Womelsdorf, hosted the
September meeting of Berks
Co. Farm Women Society 5.
Nineteen members were
present.
The group made 149 candy
favors for the Hamburg
State School as their
program for the evening. A
ham on roll sale will be held
October 21. Anyone wishing
to purchase sandwiches
should contact Society 5 by
October 14.
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Members were reminded
to bring prizes for Berks
Heim bingo in November. A
donation was given to
support 4-H Clubs for the
year.
Mrs. Leroy Miller will host
the October 18 meeting.
Featured speakers will be
Joyce Moyer, former
Lebanon County Dairy
Princess, and Faye Strickler
speaking on nutrition.
Berks Co.
Society 6
The meeting of Berks
County Society of Farm
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Women 6 held their meeting
September 26 at the home of
Mrs. Merrill Hetrick, Oley.
The ladies spent time
together making and sewing
cancer pads for Berks Heim
after the meeting.
Plans were made to attend
the Society of Farm Women
County Convention at the Ag
Center on October 7 starting
with registration at 9:30 a.m.
The ladies were encouraged
to bring items for the
bazaar. Mrs. Roger Wagner
will be the song leader,
Mrs. David Hauseman and
Mrs. Randolph Hettrick will
be usheretts and Mrs.
Merrill Hettrick will help at
the bazaar table.
The ladies will be serving
at the refreshment stand for
sales on October 21, 28, and
November 11 at die Oley
Fairgrounds.
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The next meeting will be a
Halloween party, each
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Mrs. Wra. Koch, Fleetwood
on October 17 at 8 p.m.
Lancaster Co
Society 4
Betty Siegrist and Mary
Shellenberger were elected
president and vice-president
of the Lancaster County
Farm Women Society 4 for
the new year. The women
met at the home of Mrs. E.
Robert Nolt, Lancaster, on
September 23.
Dessert was served as the
members and guests
arrived. There were 28
members and two guests
present.
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President, Gertrude
Yenglin, welcomed
everyone; and devotions
were in charge of Mrs.
Dorothy Gamble. Mrs. Helen . .. , ...
Kauffman was in charge of Sharing the road witha
the program, with Bob Nolt. ck P/esentation by
husband of the hostess « Nanc y Eichelferger as part
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Kreider Mum Farm. At the conducted by the York
business meeting donations County Farm Women
were given to the Welsh Mt. 29 *J be “ eetm *| was
Clinic (County project) and
a 4-H Demonstration Team Oiurch Hall on September
competing nationally. All
members were requested to
send cards to our shut-in’s at
home and in nursing homes.
The next meeting will be Betty Jordan will host the
October 28 at the home of next meeting which will
Mrs. Carl Siegrist, RD 1 feature making Santa dolls.
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Society 29
Cancer bandages were
folded and a business
meeting was conducted.
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