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Christmas gifts were
exchanged by the members.
Marion Maulfair,
president, conducted a brief
business meeting. The new
program books were
distributed, and a brief
explanation was given on the
programs planned for next
year.
The next meeting will be
held on January 8 at 7:30
p.m. m the home of Elta
Weaver. A game night is
planned.
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York Co.
Society 2
York County Farm
Women Society 2 held their
annual Christmas party at
Rutter’s Restaurant,
Dairyland Square, Red Lion.
Alfons Jacobs, Dallastown
Area Senior High School’s
exchange student from
Belgium, under the Youth
For Understanding In
ternational Exchange
presented slides of his
country with interesting
comments.
A very informative
question and answer period
followed. Perhaps our
“Peace on Earth” will one
day happen because of our
young people getting to know
one another from around the
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Following Christams carol
singing, trio Lillian Godfrey,
Mary and Charlotte Herbst
sang “Angels from their
Realm” and “Little Bells”.
Mrs. Karen Thomas sang
“Keep Christ in Christmas”
and “Away in a Manger. ”
Estella Stump and Grace
Ferree volunteered to be
delegates to the State
Convention of Farm Women
in Harrisburg on January 7
and 8,1980.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Anna
Eppley, Rl, Midpine Drive,
York, Pa. on January 9,1980.
York Co .
Society 7
The annual Christmas
Party of the York County
Farm Women Society 7 was
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held recently at the Avalong
in York.
Scripture was read by
Mrs. Robert Emswiler,
president. A reading en
titled, “Why can’t everyday
be like Christmas”, wag also
read by Mrs. Emswiler.
It was announced that the
new president, Mrs. Edward
Brothers, and delegates will
attend the State Farm
Women Convention in
Harrisburg on January 7 and
8.
Society members sang
Christmas carols and each
member received a gift.
Entertainment for the
evening was provided by
Fred Hainly. He told Dutch
jokes.
The next meeting is
schedule for January 9 in the
East Manchester Township
building, with Mary Rohrer
as hostess.
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York Co.
Society 26
The December meeting of
the York County Farm
Women Society 26 met at the
home of Mrs. Calvin Wilt, Rl
York Haven.
Twenty members attended
with five guests. The
Christmas meeting was
called to order by the
president, Mrs. Hake.
Ethel Wilt and Luna
Kohler read the scripture
and the Lord’s prayer was
repeated.
The treasurer’s report was
given by Ethel Conley. The
secretary’s report was read
and roll call was answered
by a word pertaining to
Christmas.
All the Society committees
gave their final report for
1979. Ruth Hake thanked
them all for their
cooperation and work that
supported her job. She noted,
“without such fine
cooperation of members,
there would not be the fine
York County Societies.
Hake also thanked &1 the
Society officers.
There was a gift exchange,
and a carol sing in which
everyone participated.
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Mrs. Hake installed the
newly elected officers. They
included Mrs. Mary E.
Hake, Mrs. Luna Kohler,
Mrs. Reba Wise, Mrs. Nellie
Snyder, Mrs. Ethel Wilt,
Mrs. Athena Beshore and
MrS. Ruth N. Hake.
Eight members will attend
the State Farm Women
Convention to be held in
Harrisburg.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Kohler, on Tuesday,
January 15 at 12:30 p.m.
Calbidan
Tuesday, December 25
Merry Christmas
Thursday, December 27
Lancaster Co. Society 4
Christmas Party with
covered dish luncheon at
the home of Fianna Will,
Mountville.
Lancaster Co. Society 11
meeting at the home of
Mary Swarr, Quarryville.
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