Lancaster Society 2
Lancaster Society 2 held its
January meeting at the home of
Mrs. Earl Petticoffer, with Mrs.
Blodwen Brant as co-hostess. '
Ten members attended the
Farm Women Convention in
Harrisburg during the week of
Farm Show. Members helped
guests at Conestoga Viqw play
bingo and provided prizes.
A contribution honoring the
memory of Mamie Dohner was
presented to Ruhl’s United
Methodist Church to be used
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Guest speaker wa's Holly
Burkhart, a nurse at the Lancaster
General Hospital.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Esther Farrel,
Manheim.
Lancaster Society 14 met on Jan.
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Willow Street. Co-hostesses were
Hannah Brackbill, Edna Groff and
Miriam Groff.
The 26 members who attended
the meeting sewed 202 cancer
dressings for the American Cancer
Society.
Serena Groff read the con
stitution and by-laws. Miriam
Leaman gave a book review of
“Lincoln’s Mothers, Nancy and
Sally,” written by Dorothy Clark
Wilson.
On Jan. 2, Esther Landis, Ada
Rohrer, Martha Ranck and Elma
Barge sewed at the Lancaster
General Hospital.
The Feb. 12 meeting will be at
noon at the home of Mrs. Leon
Thomas, 2336 Hollinger Road,
Lancaster.
Berks Society 5
Berks Society 5 met on Jan. 14 at
the home of Mrs. Celeste Manbeck,
Womelsdorf.
Speaker for the evening was
Trooper John Bressler from the
Pennsylvania State Police at
Hamburg. He spoke and showed an
informative film on crime and
safety in the home.
Members finalized their plans
for their “Sweetheart Night’’ to be
held at the Bahney House in
Myerstown on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m.
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Members also scheduled a ham
on roll sale for Saturday, March 15,
with sandwiches costing $2.
Sandwiches will be made at the
home of Mrs. Carolyn Feeg,
Womelsdorf.
Frieda Keppley, who attended
the state convention, gave a short
report. President Feeg announced
Lebanon Society 20
Lebanon Society 20 met recently
at the home of Carol Hershey.
Information about bus trips for
the coming year was distributed.
Daryl Emerich gave a talk and
showed slides about fire safety and
Starview Society 7
Starview Society 7 met at the
home of Helen Bentz in January.
Donna Hoover, Anna Zinn and
Beatrice Brothers attended the
State Convention in Harrisburg.
Donations were given to Eagle
Fire Company of Mt. Wolf,
Manchester Fire Company, Alert
Fire Company of Emigsviile, Red
Cross, Salvation Army, Muscular
Dystrophy and Our Daily Bread of
York.
that the Spring Rally will he neia at
the York Fairgrounds on May 28.
Seven members of Group 5 are
planning to attend.
Men’s Night will be Feb. IS. The
next meeting will be Tuesday,
March 11 at the home of Mrs.
Sylvia Scharff, Bemville, with
Anna Moyer as hostess. Members
are reminded to bring a basket
containing something homemade
to be auctioned off as the program.
fire extinguishers. A question and
answer period followed.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Barbara Harding and
members should bring a pound of
candy to exchange.
A safety program was held. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Beatrice Brothers. Each member
is asked to bring a Valentine and
something red to exchange.
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polysters, building blocks for
plastics, by mixing popweed oil
with natural and synthetic
chemicals.
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