S2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 2,1978
Farm Women Societies
Berks Co,
Society 1
A craft night in which
members of the Berks
County Farm Women
Society 1 made burlap
flowers highlighted their
November meeting. Mrs.
Cora Umble of Atglen, a
member’s sister showed the
women this craft. The
meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Lena Eyrich,
Oleyßl.
Mrs. Patsy Moyer, Oley
Rl, was installed as a new
member.
The twenty attending
members voted to give
monetary Christmas gifts to
two area families.
The group had a
refreshment stand
November 25 at Paul
Delong’s sale in Oley.
Next months meeting will
be a Christmas Party for the
members and their
husbands to be held on
December 6 at the Olde State
Bam, Oley, starting at 6:30
p.m.
Society 4
Ladies of Berks County
Farm Women Society 4
feasted at Denny’s Diner,
Moselem Springs for the
first part of their evening
meeting on November 7.
■ The ladies returned to the
home of Farm Kulp,
Boyertown R 3, where
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President Jean Waldo
conducted the meeting.
Thirteen members and
two guests were present.
Georganna Fullerton, vice
president gave a report on
the County Board meeting
which was held November 6
at Berks Heim.
Plans were discussed for
the Christmas season.
The next meeting will be
held on December 5 at the
home of Mrs. Walter
Burkepile, Boyertown R 3.
Berks Co,
Society 6
Crafts was the program
for the Berks County Farm
Women Society 6 Meeting on
November 21, the hostess
was Mrs. Earl Hoffman,
Oley.
Mrs. Carl Herbein, Mrs.
Nora Sweitzer, Mrs. Bessie
Rapp, and Mrs. David Bauer
assisted the elderly for game
night at Berks Heim.
The ladies were given the
opportunity to see and
purchase Society of Farm
Women jackets being sold by
Society 3.
The group also discussed
several places they would
like to go this winter. Several
of the ladies will be checking
possibilities and getting the
information for the group.
Sales dates were given by
the Sale Committee and
asking for volunteers to help
with die refreshment stand
at the Oley Fairgrounds.
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and December 2.
A number of fruit baskets
and poinsettias will be given
to a number of elderly in the
community for the Christ
mas project, as well as night
gowns to the Hamburg
Center. The ladies will make
fruit baskets on Thursday,
Dec. 14, at 7 p.m.
The gift exchange and
secret pals will be revealed
at the Christmas party and
banquet to be held at
Reesers Restaurant at 7:30
p.m. on December 8. There
will be a gift exchange, grab
bag style, for the men also.
Lancaster Co.
Society 3
Shirley Lee was the
hostess of the Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 3 November 11
meeting which met at the
Salem U.C.C., Reamstown.
The business meeting was
conducted by President
Miriam Moore. Delegates
were appointed for the
Pennsylvania State Con
vention in January. They are
Mrs. Leininger r Mary Alice
Gregory and Miriam Moore.
Barbara Wenger was
selected as alternate.
Contributions were made
to the Ephrata High School
Band Fund, and the Ephrata
Recreation Center.
Under the direction of
Rhoda Oberholtzer from
Stauffers of Kissel Hill, each
member made a Christmas
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She also presented the
program “Scripture In
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Design.”
December 5, at 7:30 p.m.,
the members will visit the
homes of the “Silver Haired
Members” and sing
Christmas carols.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party for
members and their children.
Mrs. Leininger will be
hostess at the Swamp
U.C.C., on December 16 at 2
p.m. There will be a guest
appearance of Santa Clause
for the children, and a gift
exchange among members.
Lancaster Co,
Society 13
Laura Denlinger, Lan
caster, hosted the November
meeting of the Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 13. Ethel Landis,
Holtwood, served as co
hostess.
The Societies surprise
safety program was at the
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Joanne Fingers, an am
bulance volunteer worker,
gave the Society a tour of the
facilities and ambulances.
The Society then went to
the Denlingers home for a
business meeting. A report
was given by members who
attended the County con
vention.
Plans were made for the
family Christmas party
which will be held December
9, 6 p.m. at the Ronks Fire
Hall. Dorothy Leaman is in
charge of the program and
decorations. ''
Mildren Leed is in charge
of buying Pointsettias for the
Societies shut-in members.
Lancaster Co,
Society 15
A slide presentation
featuring a recent trip to
Switzerland was presented
by Jean Ressel at the
November meeting of the
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- Women Society 15.
Vera Herr hosted .
Society in her home witH
Jean Ressel, Mary Bently,
Kathryn Wagner, Effie
Wagner, and Bertha Harnish
serving as co-hostesses.
Thirty members attended
the meeting, Contributions
were sent to sponsor a
contestant of the Miss
Solanco Contest, and also to
the horticulture team.
The Society realized $35
from an auction of foods by
the Ways and Means
Committee. Janet Frantz
served as auctioneer and
Alma Cleindenin clerked.
New officers were in
stalled at the Lancaster
Councy ' convention, they
were President, Kathryn
Wagner, and Vice-President,
Jeaneßames.
The Society will hold a
family Christinas banquet
and party on December 7 at
the Rhoads Restaurant at
6:30 p.m. At that tune, big
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