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Lancaster Society 19
Members of Lancaster Society
19 met at Herr Park, Landisville
July 12 for a covered dish picnic.
Over 20 members and their hus
bands attended.
Committee members Alta Mill
er, Miriam Denlinger and Opal
Ruhl served the meal on fem and
basket decorated tables.
Lancaster
Members of Lancaster Society
28 met July 23 at the Espenshade
Recreation Room for a mother/
daughter ice cream social. Hostes
ses were Helen Rohrer, Evelyn
Hess, Dorothy High, Grace Dea
tine and Buelah Landis.
The group gave $75 to the coun-
Lancaster
Members of Lancaster Society
34 met July 20 at the Village Green
in Strasburg where they enjoyed
miniature golf. Later, they enjoyed
refreshments.
Members are to bring baby
Green Valley Society 26
Fourteen members of Green * was a visitor.
Valley Society 26 met recently at Five members attended the
the home of Naomi Cashner for the county picnic at Bair at the 4-H
July meeting. Bertell Reitz was u>- Center,
hostess and Freda Fry of Florida The group is selling tickets fot
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Past president Lovina Musser
conducted the business meeting.
The group made final plans for
helping with bingo at Conestoga
View. The county picnic will be
held Aug. 4 at the Hoffman Build
ing, Quarryville.
Betty Saylor led the group in
games.
Society 28
ty project, the Water Street Rescue
Mission.
Speaker for the evening was
Olive Yoder, who spoke on “Foot
prints in Life.”
The next program will be held
Aug. 20, when the group will tour
the Conestoga House and gardens.
Society 34
items to the next meeting, sche
duled for Aug. 17 at the Farm and
Home Center. The program will be
microwave cooking. Members
will have a Dutch treat at Friend
ly’s following the meeting.
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Berks Group 5
Members of Berks Group 5 met
at Kauffman’s Barbecue Ranch
July 16 for their annual family
picnic. Thirteen members and their
families enjoyed barbecued chick
en and other delicious meals. Din
ner was followed by a game of
miniature golf and an ice cream
snack.
The next meeting will be held
Aug. 11 at the home of Mrs. Mike
Eves, R 1 Robesonia, at 7:30 p.m.
Program for the evening will be
glass etching. ' "
Berks Group 6
Members of Berks Group 6 mel
recently for a spinning and weav
ing demonstration at Ewesful
Spinning, R 2 Oley. Pat Campbell
showed the group various types o)
wool and other yams to be used foi
spinning and wearing.
A business meeting was held ir
the home of Mrs. Randall Hetrick
R 2 Oley. The group will plan a but
trip at its next meeting. The group
also received an invitation to
attend Farm-City Day on Penn
Square Aug. 6 from 10:30 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Members and their families
recently enjoyed a picnic at Ha
Penny Farm, Limekiln.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. William Hartman,
Limekiln. The program will be a
surprise. Members are invited to
bring their swim suits for an “after
the meeting dip.”
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Saturday, August 8
Lancaster Society 19 meets at 1:00
p.m. to visit the Musical House,
Elizabethtown. Corinne Nissley is
hostess.
Lancaster Society 2 meets for their
annual picnic at Ruhl’s Grove.
Tuesday, August 11
Lancaster Society 22 Food Sale at
1:00 p.m. Jane Houser is hostess.
Wednesday, August 12
Lancaster Society 3 Family Picnic
at 6 p.m.
Lancaster Society 13 Family
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Picnic at 6 p.m,
Thursday, August 13
Lancaster Society 14 picnic, Tin
ney Pavilion, Strasburg.
Lancaster Society 9 Family Picnic
- Safe Harbor Park at 6 p.m.
Saturday, August 15
Lancaster Society 3 meets at Good
Samaritan Home at 1:30 p.m.
Lancaster Society 18 meets at
I+3o pjn. for a food and miscella
neous sale.'
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