-sell Shoofly pies to benefit sponsor Evelyn Dehier as
the 4-H Development Fund. SW es t at the State Hospital on
The next meeting will be at ber birthday and holidays,
the home of Mrs. Merrill with gifts and cards.
Hetrick, Limekiln, on were available for
Tuesday, October 21. The “i® County Convention for
ladies are asked to bring November 1, at Farm and
their Grandman’s Home Center, and the
Remedies. projects were discussed.
The next meeting will be
Cumberland Co, 60t ? f f™ ersar y to be
held at the Pennsylvamva
1 0 Obier, Palmyra, with
i/ dinner and a program.
The last meeting of who
Cumberland Society 10 was a through the year,
supper held at the Rehobeth Jhe « Saturday. Oc-
Community Center en- toberl4atl2noon.
tertaining several other , A ll Auction of fruit from
Cumberland County farm Wafer’s farm was
women societies. so . a donation to the
Following the evening Society.
meal, Jeanett Cramer Jrmrrietw C'r,
showed slides of a trip to MjUnvUslvr CU.
Europe - Society 7
Lancaster Co, Lancaster Society 7 went
to Intercourse to see the film
K 9 on the Plain people of our
Lancaster Society 6 met in section of the country,
the home of Mrs. Anna xhe business meeting was
Geyer, R 1 Cambridge. held at thp home of Edna
The group is again going to Housher of Ronks with
' 1
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QA/omen f
Societies |
Berks Co. Society 6
Berks Society 6 met at the make fruit baskets for Group
home of Mrs. Carl Herbein, 6 door prizes. The ladies
B2oley. were reminded to bring
Jan Hoffman explained items for the silent auction,
how to use natural things in A bus trip is planned for
the making of crafts. The AUenberry Playhouse in
women were 1 asked to bring Boiling Spring, on Wed
something they had made by nesday, October 8. The play
J|he November meeting. is called Catch Me If You
w' The County Convention is Can.
set for Saturday, October 4, The Reading Fair will be
at the Ag Center, Leesport. held October 20-25. The
Mrs. David Hauseman will'' County Farm Women will
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 20,1980—C5
co-hostesses Mary
Denlinger and Ella Kauff
man.
The Society will par
ticipate in the “Xmas in
October” program at the
Farm & Home Center,
Tuesday, October 21.
The October meeting will
be the annual banquet, to be
held this year at Harvest
Drive Restaurant, Saturday,
October 11 at 6 p.m
Lancaster Co,
Society 28
Lancaster Society 28 met
at the home of Judy Harnish.
Two volunteer firemen
from the Lafayette Fire
Company spoke to the group
about home fire alarms and
slides were presented on the
proper use of fire ex
tinguishers.
Mary Ann King presented
Creative Expressions, and
each member was given a
needle work sample to
create.
Lancaster Co.
Society 32
Lancaster Society 32 held
their September meeting at
the Frank S. Miller Funeral
Home m Elizabethtown.
Three short films were
shown after which everyone
toured the facilities.
Following the program, the
group met at the home of
Joyce Risser, R 1 Barn
bridge.
The next meeting will be
held Monday, October 13,
7:30 p.m. at the Chiques
Church of the Brethren
pavilion. There will be a
workshop on making corn
husk dolls.
Lebanon Co.
Society 5
Lebanon Group 5 met at
the home of Marion Clay, R 6
Lebanon, for an old
fashioned spelling bee
conducted by Hilda Blatt.
Six of the group’s mem
bers will be leaving Gruop 5
to become active members
of Group 20.
Tickets were handed out
for the County Convention at
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Methodist Church on
Wednesday, October 8.
The group discussed
taking a Fall Day-Out to tour
Indian Echo Caverns and see
the show “Annie” at the
Hershey Theater.
Election of officers was
held, with the following
persons elected: President -
Helen Deaven; Vice-
President - Phyllis Him
melberger; Recording
Secretary - Luetta Graybill;
Corresponding Secretary -
Janice Light; Treasurer -
Hilda Blatt.
The next meeting will be a
safety program at Kim
merling’s Grange Hall on
Tuesday, October 14 at 7:30
p.m.
York Co,
Society 12
York Group 12 met at
Salem United Methodist
Church, Martinsville,
recently. Members of Group
25, of East Prospect, were
guests. A covered dish
dinner was served.
Hannah Heffner played
the piano and sang several
selections and Rev. Susan
Jensen, pastor of Chan
ceford Lutheran Church,
entertained with guitar
music and a sing-a-long.
The group decided to
contribute $lO to the Cystic
Fibrosis Fund.
Arrangements are being
made to publish another
Farm Women Cookbook with
recipes to be submitted by
September 30 and to sponsor
a rummage sale Wednesday,
Octobers.
Named as a nominating
committee were: Helena
Stover, Romaine Trout, and
Esta Douglas.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Chester Craley, Tuesday,
September 23, with Romaine
Shelley and Romaine Trout
as leaders.
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