•10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. November 21,1981
Lancaster Co. Society 6
Lancaster Society 6 met at the
home of Mrs. Musser Heisey in Mt.
Joy, recently.
Nineteen members attended the
meeting.
Guest speaker for the event was
Mrs. David Hawthorne who gave a
Lancaster Co. Society 10
Lancaster Co. Society 10 met for
their November meeting at Luther
Acres for a noon meal. After the
meal, members toured the hdme.
Lancaster Co, Society 14
Farm Women 14 met at the home
of Miriam Groff Wednesday,
November 11, for a mystery lun
cheon.
Roll call was answered by telling
a traditional holiday food.
President Miriam Leaman
reported on the recent 64th Annual
Lancaster County Farm Women
Convention. There are now over
1,000 members in Farm Women
cTa/im
Qilomm
Societies
book report and drawn illustration
of “My green tree.” It is the story
of a boy and a green tree who loved
each other from the tune of its
leaves and fruit until it was nothing
but a stump as they grew old aqd
shared together.
The December meeting will be a
Christmas party at the home of
Wanda Cox.
societies.
Members voted to give monetary
donations to the following
organizations; LARC, Water
Street Mission, Salvation Army
and Christ Childrens Home.
Those wishing to exchange gifts
should bring a $3 gift to the
Christmas meeting to' be held
Wednesday, December 9, at 1 p.m.
at the home of Ada Rohrer.
Lancaster Society la met
recently at the Canterbury House
in Palmyra, November 14, for a
Thanksgiving banquet.
Entertainment for the evening
was "Transportation of Yester
dav ” by Clarence Groff.
Lancaster Society 21 met at the
home of Connie Groff on November
12 with 17 members and 2 guests
attending.
Each member answered roll call
by telling a new product each has
tried.
The Society plans a Christmas
party for December 10 at Leon
Kreider's at the Buck. Featured
Lebanon Farm Women Society 5
met in the home of Esther Hutter
recently with 12 members at
tending.
Alletta Schadler of the county
Extension office gave member*! a
A pre-holiday feast was enjoyed and punch,
by Berks Society lat the home of Lillian Hetnck, Pauline Hart-
Martha Levan in Oley Valley. man > nnd Ruth Walters were
Each member brougt a favorite selected to attend the state con
dish which each member then vention of the Farm Women of
sampled. On the list was fruit cup, Pennsylvania on January and 12.
turkey, candled potatoes, dried The husbands of society 1
com, scalloped oysters, cranberry members will be featured guests at
mold, red cabbage, chicken salad, the Christmas dinner, scheduled
macaroni salad, sandwiches, for December 2, m the Lincoln
mince and pecan pies, cake, coffee Diner.
Berks Co, Society 12
The November meeting of the dess>e and exchanged them at
Society 12 was held at the Bernville the meeting,
home of Helen Schlappich. The next meeting will be a
Christmas party at the Mohrsville,
Rl, home of Glenna Hix. It will be
held December 11, at 7:30. Each
woman should bring a covered
dish.
The members sent a check to
Tunothv Lash who was injured in
an accident.
Members made pumpkin
Lancaster Co, Society 19
Lancaster Co, Society 21
Lebanon Co. Society 5
Berks Co, Society 1
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Members were reminded of a
December 5 deadline for ordering
Christmas nuts.
The next meeting will be a tnp to
the live Christmas tree and a tour
of Liberty Mountains, Lynchburg,
Virginia.
will be a covered dish meal and a
gift exchange.
Members will sponsor Wendy J.
Vannoy of Kirkwood for the Miss
Solanco pageant. Wendy will
present a trumpet solo.
Following the business meeting,
members participated in a contest
and tasting party of apple and
pumpkin treats.
program-full of ideas for the
holidays.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Ruth Geesaman on
December 1 at 7 p.m.
Berks Co,
Society 9
The November 7 meeting of i
Berks Co. Society 9 was held at the '
home of Kim Casner, with 10
members present.
The treasurer reported a
balance of 1306.34.
The Christmas party will be on
December 11 at 8 p.m., at Schaf
fer’s Restaurant in Boyertown.
The county hoedown made a
profit of $50.88.
The state convention will be held
in January. A motion was made
and seconded to spend $5O on gifts
for the Hamburg Center for
Christmas gifts.
The meetmg ended with Kim
Casner demonstrating wheat
weaving and Edna Spotts
demonstrating the making of
angels and snowmen.
Saturday, November 21
Lancaster Co. Society 3 meets with
Irene Dankers for a program
with Mrs. Jay Rodgers
Lancaster Co. Society 18 meets
with Bill Byers tor “Energy
Conservation in the Horae”
Lancaster Society 12 meets for a
safety program by the police
department
Lancaster Society 4 meets with
representatives ot Hospice at
the home ot Mary Troop
Monday, November 23
Berks Society 5 meets with Rhea
Schoener to hear Fay Stnckler
demonstrate making crepes