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Societies |
Lancaster Society 4
Christine Van Erlach, Lan
caster, was the guest speaker at a
meeting of Lancaster Society 4 on
March 24 at the home of Mrs.
Richard King, Mountville.
Mrs. Van Erlach, a native of
Bulgaria, told the group of her life
as a Christian in a communist
dominated country and how she
found a new life in the United
Lancaster Society 5
Lancaster Society 5 met at the
Blind Association on Saturday,
March 31, with a luncheon at noon.
A short business meeting was
followed by a guided tour through
the building.
The group’s next meeting will be
on April 28 at the home of Jean
Zurin.
Lancaster Society 24
Lancaster Society 24 met
recently at the home of Dee Fisher,
East Earl.
The society is planning a rum
mage sale on April 13 at the
Conestoga Church of the Brethren
pavillion from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The next meeting will be on April
24 at the home of Doris Bewley,
Lancaster.
Lancaster Society 27
Lancaster Society 27 met on
March 20 at the home of Vera and
Harold Frey, Maytown. Mrs.
Harold Gerber and Mrs. John
Nissley co-hosted the evening
which featured birthday surprises
for each month of the year.
Upcoming events include
sharing bingo games with
Conestoga View guests on April 24
and the April 17 meeting which will
be “Sharing Friendship” with the
guests at Friendship Village,
Lititz.
Green Valley Society 26
The March meeting of the Green
Valley Society 26 was held at the
home of Shirley Miller.
The Society’s upcoming events
include the Hospital Fete, An
niversary Banquet and Spring
Rally.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Catherine Dorwart.
States, even though it meant
leaving family and friends behind.
Lancaster Society 6 meets at the
home of Mrs. Martin Spangler
for a program on Dolls by
Sandy Stark
Lancaster Society 1 meets for a
program on Christmas Ideas by
Joyce Linkey from the Cotton
Mill Store.
Tuesday, April 10
Lancaster Socity 3 meets to sew at
Ephrata Hospital from 12:30 to
3; 30 p.m.
Lebanon Society 5 meets for an
Easter Party at Mary Hart
man’s and for a slide presen-
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tation of Israel by Margaret
Shilling
Lancaster Society 22 meets for a
program on herbs by Mary Lou
Shaw.
Wednesday, April 11
Lancaster Society 14 meets for a
bus trip.
Thursday, April 12
Lancaster Society 33 meets for a
candy-making program by
Romaine Erb.
Lancaster Society 21 meets for a
“Tour Handwriting Shows”
program by Chas Achey Jr. at
the Mechanic Grove Brethren
Church. Society 15 will be their
guests.
Lancaster Society 9 meets to en
tertain Society 3 at the Farm
and Home Center.
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Friday, April 13
Lancaster Society 13 meets at 142
Nassau Road.
Saturday, April 14
Lancaster Society 7 will meet for a
program by Brenda Hershey,
Lancaster County Poultry
Queen.
Lancaster Society 2 meets for a
craft demonstration.
Lancaster Society 25 meets to
entertain Society 19 at the Farm
and Home Center at 1:30 p.m.
Jean Breneisen will have a
program on Russia.
Lancaster Society 35 meets for a
bake sale at East Towne Mall.