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Our January meeting was can
celled on account of the snow. For
our February meeting we had
lunch at Bloomfield Square and
then went to Erma Brubaker’s at
Landis Homes for our business
meeting. No March meeting be
cause of more snow.
We were entertained on April
13th at the Lutheran Church in
Maytown by Society No. 8. They
served us delicious hot meat cas-
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seroles, salads, and desserts
brought in by their members a
real feast The program listed as
Musical Entertainment was pre
sented by David and Sylvia Kuch.
Old time songs, piano solo, and
solos by David and Sylvia made a
delightful program, and we thor
oughly enjoyed the day.
The Spring Rally was held on
May 11th at the York Fairgrounds.
Ten ladies from our society at
tended helping Pennsylvania cele-
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814-793-3961
brate 80 years of Farm Women. In
the forenoon we were entertained
by Robert and Verna Kissinger, a
comedy team. After a good lunch
we sang old familiar songs. Our
speaker, Joyce Bupp, told about
Farm Women now and then. She
took us back to the days when
some of us used feed bags for pil
lowcases, sheets, aprons, blouses,
and dresses. We also heard about
canning meats, vegetables, and
fruits in the blue, green jars. It was
a really enjoyable day.
Our regular May meeting was
held at the home of Helen Herr on
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the 26th. Hostesses were Mary
Louise Landis, Elma Barge, Es
ther Landis, and Helen Breneman.
After delicious cake, smackers,
mints, and tea or coffee, our pro
gram was given by Mary Ellen
Dula. She told about her life as a
missionary nurse in Africa. Her
talk was very interesting as most
of knew her or her family.
On June 14-16, our group took
a three-day bus tour to Boston,
Massachusetts. The tour was well
planned by Janet Leaman, one of
our group. On Monday we visited
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Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and
went to the top of die John Han
cock Building to view Boston. We
visited Parke Street Church and
Filene’s Bargain Basement We
had a cruise on Boston Harbor and
toured Old Ironsides. With a guide
on our bus, we toured the city and
saw a film in the IMAX theater.
We also saw the Mayflower 11,
Plymouth Rock, and toured Ocean
Spray Cranberry World and saw
the cranberry bogs. It was a great
three-day sightseeing and educa
tional tour.
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