14-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 8, 1986
Somites
Lancaster Society 1
Lancaster Society 1 met March 1 Spring Rally on May Mat the YorK
ji the home of Della Bollinger in Fairgrounds. Peter Wambach, a
mfr state legislator from Dauphin
Shirley Stephens, a former County, will be the featured
teacher and administrator in the s P® a | ter ' .
Philadelphia schools, talked about . Trips planned for this summer
‘Life with the Royal Family in include: The Topiaray Gardens, a
Kuwait.” Mrs. Stephens was a Lancaster County trip with Bob
ieacher for the royal family’s Nepp; and Cape May, with
children and she gave an account Conestoga Tours.
if her life in the Royal Palace and P l 6 ne p ~n ? _ wlU
die people of Kuwait. Saturday, AprUMt the Farm and
The president reported on the Home Center. Society 33 will be the
-ounty board meeting. Lancaster group's guests. Amy Brubaker,
r a rm Women will have their Mary Kreider and Beverly Bossier
will hostess.
Lancaster Society 2
Lancaster Society 2 held its The sale, to be held at Park City
’’ebruary meeting at the home of Shopping Center, will benefit
Esther Parrel of Manheim with LARK.
label Pinkerton as co-hostess. Members were invited to par-
Four members celebrated their ticipate in a bus trip to the
tirthdays this month and were Philadelphia Flower Show. Those
lonored at this meeting. interested should contact Mae
Members were asked to con- Hosier by calling 665-4640.
ribute items to be sold on April 12.
Lancaster Society 5
Lancaster Society 5 met at the Betty Heisy demonstrated gift
. )me of Gloria Myers on Feb. 22. wrapping ideas.
Because the January meeting The next meeting will be March
„as cancelled, the group heard 22, when Les Laskowski, a
’ onvention reports at this meeting, podiatrist, will speak.
Lancaster Society 11
Lancaster Society 11 met on Feb. ’ slides of local historical places.
27 at the home of Aleta Wilbar. The March meeting will be at the
Anita Reed and Esther Graybeal home of Mary Nolt, 931 Virginia
of the Historical Society showed Ave., Lancaster, on March 27.
Lancaster Society 12
Lancaster Society 12 entertains Building, North Charlotte Street,
Society 9at a covered dish meal on Millers ville.
: larch 15 at noon at the Lions Club
Lancaster Society 14
. Lancaster Society 14 met at the County. They also toured Jean and
1 jme of Mrs. Leon Thomas, Leon’s new home, the “Historic
. ollingerßoad.onFeb. 12. Bollinger House.”
State convention reports were The group has planned a bus trip
,iven by Elma Barge, Gladys for April 17 to Harrisburg, where
’ spenshade, Edna Groff and Jean they will tour the governor’s
' homas. Esther Landis reported mansion, the capitol and William
cn the county board meeting. Penn Museum, as well as Indian
The members traveled with Jean
i homas as she told the highlights
her life from lowa, where she
ras bom, and where she met her
.usband, who was from Lancaster
Lancaster Society 22
Lancaster County dairy princess going to see the classic Broadway
Janae Martin spoke to members of play “Annie” at Three Little
Lancaster Society 22 during a Bakers dinner theatre,
recent meeting. Janae talked At their January meeting,
about good nutrition and the role members took an armchair trip to
iairy products play in a balanced Europe, viewing slides by mem
■?»et. bers Ann Oilier, Elva Bare and Pat
In addition to showing a film on
f-steoporosis, she answered
questions about the dairy industry,
jlany members were surprised to
am of the adverse relationship
•etween caffeine and milk.
Plans were made to celebrate
;he group’s 35th anniversary by
Lancaster Society 24
Lancaster Society 24 met
recently at the home of Mrs.
< andis Myer, New Holland.
Lois Erb and Mary Mellinger
> eported on the State Convention.
A rummage sale is planned for
riday, April 11 at the Conestoga
Tiurch of the Brethren Pavilion.
Echo Caverns and the Information
Center of Three Mile Island.
Anyone interested (members or
non-members) should contact
Janet Leaman at 687-7175.
Landis, all of whom visited Europe
duing 1985.
The next meeting will be held at
the Willow Street United Church of
Christ at 12:30 p.m. with a lun
cheon entertaining Society 19. A
program on color analysis by
Lydia Potts will follow lunch.
Society 27 will entertain the group
on March 18.
Secret sisters revealed them
selves to each other.
The next meeting will be held
March 25 at the home of Mrs.
Morris Sauder, 174 Graybill Road,
Leola.
Society 27
Lancaster Society 27 met on Feb.
25 at the home of Mary Kathryn
Wenger. Gladys Shear and
Kathryn Fry were co-hostesses.
Millie Nissley and her daughter
demonstrated how to make reed
egg baskets. The baskets were
dipped in dye to make them look
old fashioned. Each member
completed a basket.
Members voted to give money to
Community Action, Friendship
Ministries, Make-A-Wish, Bob
Gostetter and Home, Health Care
Aide.
The next meeting will be held
March 18 at 7 p.m. in the Mt. Joy
United Methodist Chuch. The
Society will entertain Society 24
and county officers.
Lancaster Society 29 met at the
home of Mrs. John M. Heisey for a
craft night on Feb. 25.
Speaker Mrs. Ray Kunkle taught
Society members the art of lace
net darning. Everyone took home a
finished product they can frame or
make into a small pillow.
Members will meet at the home
of Mrs. Stanley Newcomer on
March 17 at 7:30 p.m. to make
many varieties of Easter candy.
On April 21 at 7 p.m., the society
will entertain Society 26 at St.
Mark’s United Methodist Church
for a dinner-go-round. It will be an
evening of good food, fellowship
and new friendships. Anyone
wishing to join in the festivities can
contact Mrs. Donald Drager,
president. The society is always
looking for new friends and
members.
Berks Society 6
Berks Society 6 met recently in
the home of Mrs. Rodger Wagner.
Mrs. Christine Williams,
vocational ag instructor at Kutz
town High School, talked to the
group about farm safety.
The group gave a donation to
Scott Youse, Rl, Oley, to attend the
Pennsylvania Holstein Convention
in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. William Mest will serve on
the nominating committee for the
county convention.
Group 6 will celebrate its 20th
anniversary on March 25 at 7:30
p.m. with a dinner at the Sze Chuan
Restaurant, Green Hills. Members
of the committee for arrangements
are Mrs. Harold Snyder, Mrs.
David Bauer, Mrs. Merrill
Hetrick, and Mrs. William Hart
man. ' * '
Berks Society 9
Members of Berks Society 9
attended a presentation on
examining for breast cancer at the
Pottstown Memorial Medical
Center.
The business meeting was held
at the home of Peggy Lewis,
Pottstown.
The March meeting will be at the
home of Helen Oxenford,
Douglassville.
Chester Society 3
Chester Society 3 met recently at
the home of Elinor Edison.
For roll call, members brought
valentines for their secret pals.
For the program, members made
something with cherries for a
silent auction.
During the business meeting,
members heard a Farm Show
report. They also discussed their
upcoming meeting with Society 32
at the Methodist Church at Market
Street in Oxford on April 8.
Green Valley 26
Green Valley Society 26 met in
February at the home of Ruth
Kann. Members will entertain
Group 27 this summer.
Athena Beshore was in charge of
the business meeting and Ruth
Hake and Shirley Miller were in
charge of the program and games.
Lancaster
Lancaster
Society 29
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