Angels Watchin’ Over You
(Continued from Pag* B 2) that void left by my mother’s ' Group 31 is dubbed theßound-
She said that her mother was a
charter member of York Group 31.
Carolyn accompanied her sporadi
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mother died in 1977, Carolyn
joined as a permanent member.
“I find the fellowship reward
ing. The members arc a pleasure to
be around, and it sort of helps fill
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death,” she said.
Since ho- enrollment, Carolyn
has filled many offices for group
31. For the past four years, she has
served as second and first vice
president for York County. Now
she is president of the county orga
nization and its 477 members who
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top Society because it is located in
the area of Ski Roundtop. It has 13
members. Carolyn is especially
proud that the group gained three
new members last year.
“They are all in their 20s. We are
so pleased to get young blood in
the group,” she said.
The majority of the state’s soci
ety’s 3,148 members are retire
ment age, but the members do not
want to see dwindling member
ship, for they believe the society’s
purpose is valid to today’s society.
That purpose is to contribute to the
power and influence of the farm
home, to contribute to the com
munity activity of farm women, to
develop leadership and to promote
better living and working condi
tions in the farm homes of
America.
To raise funds for worthy com
munity projects, Society 31 holds a
hoagie sale twice annually.
“It’s our basic fundraiser. Peo
ple really like our hoagies and
often ask about placing orders in
advance,” Carolyn said.
The group is now preparing Val
entine cheer baskets to distribute to
shut-ins.
“A lot of older, people" have" over his family’s 75-acre dairy
cabin fever this time of the year, farm. ' -
and we find Valentine’s Day is a “I love and appreciate the farm,
good time to remember them,” she although I don’t have lime to help
said. + daily,” she said of the milking
Carolyn grew up on a small operation. .
farm, but was not living on a farm Carolyn is a member of Mt.
when she first joined the Farm Zion United Methodist Church
Women Society. Five years ago, where she is a trustee, treasurer,
she and her husband Fred took and junior church teacher.
Bashful Mary Isn’t Shy
(CondniMd from Pag* B 2)
pie different than any other
organization that I’ve ever
attended,” Mary said. “I derive my
greatest pleasure from meeting
members at the many county con
ventions I attend across the state.”
She cherishes the emphasis
placed on a strong family unit. She
has held many offices and is now
president of Cambria County’s
four societies and 75 members.
Although not in the national
spotlight, Mary has found plenty
of satisfaction in fulfilling her act
ing instincts by participating in
community theater and using her
talents as a member of the Society
of Farm Women of Pennsylvania.
Recently, for the annual con-
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interspersed with humor and music
reflective of each era, as farm
women members whirled, strutted,
and walked sedately across the
stage as they portrayed the flapper
era, the stock market crash, the
Depression, the patriotism of
World War 11, and the elegant
feminine styles of war brides.
As a member of the state prog
ram committee, Mary looks for
ward to using her creativity in
more programs.
“It’s important to develop a
sense of humor. Why cry when
you can laugh? she asked.
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