iter Fannins, Saturday, June 14,1986
Lancaster Society 5
Members of Lancaster Society 5 museum a $2O donation,
met at the “Country Table” May 31 Helen Kulp and Emma Weaver
for dessert and a program by Mr. were hostesses,
and Mrs. John Glass, who showed Members) will next meet June 28
pictures of the beginning of the at the home of Edith Longnecker.
Landis Valley Museum. The program is a safety awareness
The Society voted to give the talk.
Lancaster Society 14
Lancaster Society 14 met at the
Farm and Home Center May 14.
County officers and members of
Society 11 were guests.
Hostesses wdre Eleanor
Drennon, Serena Gfoff, Elizabeth
Herr, Martha Herr, Ethel Landis
and Marina Row.
County secretary Judy
Greenleaf gave a legislative
report.
Mrs. William Althouse of
Manheim gave a presentation on
Green Valley Society 26
Green Valley Society 26 bUS Wp
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“Gloria’s Treasured Friends,”
which included a display of many
of her dolls. She talked about her
hobby, places where she pur
chased her dolls and the costs
involved.
“The Triple Trio” sang a hymn
medley and selections from
musicals.
The next meeting will be held
June 11 at the home of Esther
Landis at noon. The group will visit
Conestoga View with Society 15 on
June 19.
Lancaster
Society 28
Lancaster Society 28 held its
May meeting at the home of Ehoda
Nolt. Lois Kalb was co-hostess.
President Thelma Hess con
ducted the business meeting.
Norma Forry was in charge of
devotions.
Program for the evening was
home decorating with Gerry
Gwinn from Bareville Furniture.
The next meeting will be June 26
at the Farm and Home Center
when the Society will entertain
Society 25.
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Berks Society 1
Berks Society 1 recently held a bingo party at Berks Heim,
dinner meeting at the Pleasant- Graduation gifts were awarded
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46th anniversary. * daughters of one of the-members.
President Lillian Hetrick con- The next meeting will be at the
ducted the business meeting, home of Mrs. Donna Haas on June
Members discussed the recent 11.
Berks Society 6 met recently at
the home of Mrs. Sam Mast, R 1
Oley. Speaker was Mary Ann
Raudibaugh, a travel agent from
Boscov’s.
Twelve members attended the
Spring Rally at the York County
Fairgrounds May 27th.
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Berks Society 6
The group gave a donation to a
family in the area who lost their
home in a fire.
The next meeting will be June 17
at 7:45 p.m. in the home of Mary
Youse, R 2 Oley. Members are
asked to bring a covered dish using
a dairy product.
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