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TROPICAL PUDDING
3 eggs
3 tablespoons flour
3 A cup granulated sugar
1 cup water
1 can cubed pineapple
juice from one can of cubed
pmeapple
2-3 bananas
1 dozen marshmallows
% cup nuts
Beat together eggs, flour,
sugar, water and pineapple
juice. Cook until thick. Cool
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Cut up bananas and mar
shmallows into bite size
pieces. Add bananas, mar
shmallows, pineapples and
nuts to mixture Chill and
serve.
Mary Jane Martin
Age 12
Myerstown R 3, Pa.
CRACKER PUDDING
1 quart milk
% cup flour
v 2 to 3 A cupgranulated sugar
Vz teaspoon salt
legg
V 2 cup coconut
1 cup crushed oyster
crackers
Boil milk. Mix flour,
sugar, salt and egg into a
smooth batter. Add the bat
ter, coconut, and crushed
crackers to the milk. Cook
until thick.
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Farm Women Societies
Berks Co,
Society 9
Nine members attended
the November meetmg of
Berks County Farm Women
Society 9. The meeting
began with Mr. George
Harvey giving a program on
house plants at his
greenhouse in Earlsville.
The Society then traveled
to the home of Mrs. Helen
Oxenford of Amityville for
the business meetmg.
The next meetmg will be a
Christmas Party at The
Gilbertsville Fire Company
on December 1, starting at 7
p.m. Dinner and a gift ex
change for members and
their husbands will be
featured at the party.
Lancaster Co,
Society 1
Lancaster County Farm
Women Society 1 met
November 11 at the home
Nancy Noll with Mary Kurtz
serving as co-hostess.
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Helen Cooper presented a
program on ways to use
mushrooms.
Twenty-nme members and
one guest attended the
meetmg. The next meeting
will be a brunch at Willow
Valley Restaurant,
December 2, at 10 a.m.
Lancaster Co,
Society 6
Fourteen members at
tended the November 11
meeting of Lancaster County
Society 6. Sara Holsberg and
Margaret Bowers served as
co-hostesses.
A report was given on the
returns from the Milton
Eberly food stand. Nme
members attended the
County Convention and two
members plan on attending
the State Convention
January 8-9.
December 2 is the date for
the family night Christmas
covered dish dinner. A
program of “Words and
Music” will be given by
Reverend Robert Kittermg
of Florin.
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Lancaster Co,
Mrs George Trout, Mrs
Helen Huber, and Mrs. Paul
Swearmger served as co
hostesses of Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 9 on November 9.
Fifteen members were
present.
The Society packed 23
Thanksgiving baskets for
shut-ins from the com
munity.
The Society will have a bus
trip on December 18 to
Longwood Gardens for the
Christmas lighting. If any
other Societies were in
teresting m attending the
trip, the contact person is
Mrs. J. Edward Breneman,
717-464-2230. The trip
deadline is December 1. The
cost is $6 The Society will be
leavmg from Willow Street
at 5 p.m., and will return at
9:30 p.m. the same evening.
The next meetmg will be
held December 2. Husbands
are invited to the Christmas
party scheduled for that
evenmg at the Refton Fire
Hall.
Lancaster Co,
if
Stauffer’s Mansion was
the site of Lancaster County
Farm Women Society 10
November meeting. The
Society was given a tour of
the mansion and carriage
house
Donations were given to
the Mental Health
Association, the United Way
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 18,1978
Society 9
Society 10
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Campaign, the Cancer
Society, the Lancaster
County Library Bookmobile,
and the Lancaster
Association of Retarded
Citizens.
Delegates to the State
Convention m Harrisburg
will be Gertrude Habecker,
Anette Habecker, Lucy
Miller and Bessie Evans.
The December meeting
will be a Christmas party at
the home of Gertrude
Stauffer, Lime Spring Farm,
Rohrerstown.
Lancaster Co,
Society 14
“The Parable of Sour
Dough” was the subject of
Mrs. Melvin Lauver’s
speech to the Lancaster
County Farm Women Socie
ty 14 at their November
meeting. Martha Ranck
hosted the Society with Edna
Groff, Elva Rowe and
Miriam Leaman serving as
co-hostesses.
President Viola Hostetter
chaired the meeting.
Donations were given to
the United Way, LARK and
individual gifts will be given
to the residents at the Dutch
Boarding Home at
Christmas time.
Delegates to the State Con
vention will be; Rhoda Lan
dis, Miriam Leaman and An
na Marie Groff.
The next meeting will be
held December 13, 12:30
p.m. The Society will meet at
the Official Tourist Bureau
and then travel to the North
Museum Planetarium for a
business meeting. The pro
gram will include a sock and
mitten collection and gift ex
change.
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