—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 10,1979
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Farm Women Societies'
Berks County
Society 3
An anniversary party
highlighted the Berks
County Farm Women
Society 3 at their January
meeting. It was 25 years ago,
on January 4, 1954, that the
Society was formed by Mrs.
Lydia Cleaver The meeting
was held at Mrs. Cleaver’s
home, and each lady wore a
birthday hator paid a fine.
After lunch, served by the
hostess, a business meeting
was held by Mrs, Laveme
Richard, president.
The program committee,
chaired by Mrs. Harvey
Moyer, presented an an
niversary plate to each lady
painted by Mrs. Richard
Loeb and Mrs. William
Moyer. Mrs. Ralph Baus
made miniature floral
arrangements in a silvertone
vase for each lady also.
The next meeting will be
February 27, 12:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Richard, Boyertown R 3. The
by-laws will bereviewed and
each lady will wear red or
pay a fine.
Fifteen ladies attended the
meeting and Mrs. Robert
Richard was a guest'.
Berks Co.
Society 7
Grace Bare,' Sinking
Springs, hosted the January
31 meeting of the Berks
County Farm Women
Society 7. Co-hostess was
Helen Schaffer.
A talk and slide show was
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presented by Peter D.
Diebolt, a landscape
representative of the Farr
Nursery Company of
Womelsdorf.
President Gayle Filer
conducted the meeting. On
March 23rd the Society will
have a Ladies and Men’s
Night to be held at the
Tulpehocken Church in
Myerstown.
Secret pal names were
exchanged..
The next -meeting will be
on February 27 at 8 p'.m. A
tour of Rich Maid Kitchens,
Wemersville, is the evening
program/ ~
Lancaster Co,
Society 6
A program on home talent
was presented to the Lan
caster County Farm Women
Society 6 by Mrs. Vera Shenk
at their recent meeting held
at the parlor of the Church of
the • Brethren,
Elizabethtown. Prizes were
given to Edyth Brubaker and
Mrs. Saylor.
President Saylor was
given a stick pin with the
farm women’s emblem in
appreciation for furnishing
the materials and labor for
the Society’s year books.
Co-hostesses Mrs. Saylor,
Katie Brandt and Mary
Sheaffer served refresh
ments.
The March 3rd meeting is of
scheduled to be at the home H°^ a PP^ e on March 28 at
of Mrs. William Thomas. 7:30p.m.
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A travelogue of a trip
through Kenya, Africa, was
presented by Mrs. Goldie
Groff to' the Lancaster
County Farm Women
Society 10 at their recent
meeting. The ladies learned
of the dramatic contrasts
between the modern cities
and primitive rural areas
nearby.
The meeting was held at
the home of President
Gertrude Habecker,
Rohrerstown. Mrs. Lucy
Miller gave a report of the
state convention.
The Society’s March 3rd
meeting will be held at the
NeffsvUle Fire Hall at 1:30
p.m.
Rhoda Beck -hosted the
monthly meeting of the York
County Farm Women
Society 13. President An
namae Snyder called the
meeting to order.
Eleven members are
planning to attend the Spring
Rally. A donation was given
to the American Lung
Association. State con
vention reports were given
by Ida Sell and Helen Myers.
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Society 10
York Co.
Society 13
The next meeting will be at
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York Co,
. Society 26
Mrs. Ralph Kohler, Etters
R 2, hosted the January
meetmg of the York County
Farm Women Society 26. She
seryed a luncheon of dishes
prepared from the Extension
cooking class. Eighteen
members were in at
tendance.
President Hake conducted
the business meeting. It was
reported that 10 members
attended the state con
vention banquet.. Delegates
of the convention, President
Hake, Luna Kohler, and
Brenda Grogg, gave reports.
The treasury books will be
audited by Shirley Miller
and Jean Phillips, and
presented at the February
meeting.
The program was con
ducted by Kay Kibler and
Mrs. Kohler.
The February meeting will
feature a Valentines Party.
Reports on the up-coming
events in 1979- will also be
discussed by committee
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York Co,
Society 29
Jane Flaharty hosted the
January 16 meeting of the
York County Farm Women
29. A Sara Coventry
demonstration was - the
evening program.
The Society will meet on
February 13 at the Collen
sville Discount parking lot.
From there, the ladies will
go to Zarfos Furniture Store,
Red Lion, for a guided tour.
A meeting will follow the
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Vegetable Preparation
The outer, green leaves of
lettuce are coarser than the
inner, tender leaves. But,
the former also have more
calcium, iron and vitamin A.
Use the outer leaves when
possible, especially with
tossed salads The'core of a
cabbage, on the other hand,
as well as the leaves, is high
in vitamin C
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Gardening
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Agricultural' .Extension
Service is sponsoring gar
dening classes for the
general public at no charge.
Courses will be offered this
month on vegetable variety
selection for 1979 and
starting seeds indoors.
On Wednesday, February
14, a meeting will be held at
7:30 p.m. at the Railroad
Community Building, York.
On Thursday, February 15,
the course will be offered at
the Hanover (Gideon)
Grange at 7:30 p.m.
Planting and care of or
namental shrubs and trees
along with lawn care and
pesticide safety will be the
topics for the April and May
classes. The location and
times will be publicized prior
to the meeting date.
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