Lancaster Society 18
During the November meet- facts and refreshed their memo
ing, members of Lancaster Farm ries about the events in the life of
Women Society 18 heard new evangelist Dr. Billy Graham.
The meeting opened with re
freshments served in the lovely
home of president Ruth Landis,
Lancaster. Roll call was answer
ed by members stating the num
ber of telephones in their home.
Guest speakers were Carl Bern
hardt and his wife. Bernhardt
told how Graham’s life was
shaped, from his early years, at
tendance at the Bible Institute of
Florida, meeting his wife-to-be,
Ruth Bell, close friendships with
several Presidents. Graham’s
world-wide ministry is funded
by individual gifts, not by large
corporations in order to prevent
obligations. Also explained was
how the life of Graham’s son
Franklin and his spiritual trans
formation.
The business meeting in
cluded early plans for the Janu
ary Farm Show and simple
plans for a Christmas gift
exchange. Friendships of
this group gives sharing
times of illness and of joy
and laughter.
The meeting was dismiss
ed by singing the theme
song, “Brighten The Cor
ner.”
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Members of Lancaster Farm
Women Society 14 have been en
joying many interesting activi
ties. Entertaining Sister Society
20 from the Kirkwood area at
the Farm and Home Center was
made special by the Mueller
Twins presentation “God’s Hid
den Treasures.”
Hostesses who greeted guests,
prepared lovely tables and ar
ranged the ‘carry-in’ dishes for
the serving line, were Helen Her
shey, Ellen Newswanger, Polly
Stoltzfus, and Jean Groff.
Food and fellowship spotlight
the annual picnic held at Tinney
Pavilion of Strasburg. Guest
speaker. Dr. Albert Price, em
phasized the importance of farm
safety. Rhoda Landis, Viola
Hostetter, Eileen McComas, and
Jean F. Groff were responsible
for hosting the evening.
The benefit auction at the
home of Gladys Esbenshade was
again fun and successful. Deli
cious refreshments were served
by Clara Rohrer and Helen Herr.
On Oct. 4, a number of ladies
took time to reach out to others
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Society 14
View to play bingo with the resi
dents there.
The countywide convention of
Farm Women Society was held
at the Farm and Home Center on
Nov. 4. Two wives of Washing
ton Congressmen. Janet Hall and
Carolyn Wolf, were introduced
by former Senate Chaplain C.P.
Wright’s wife. These ladies, one
republican and one democrat,
are dear friends, proving that po
litical barrier’s can be crossed.
The common bond is that they
both honor God and enjoy the
freedom to speak of their rela
tionship and Christ.
Janet Leaman and Helen Her
shey hosted Farm Women 14’s
Nov. 8 meeting at the Ambassa
dors For Christ facility. The min
istry of AFC is to Chinese people
living in America. For roll call,
members had opportunity to tell
about an Asian friend.
A tour within the building
took members to see an exact
replica of the “Dark Chamber”
where Chritianna Tsi spent
many years. Many large bags of
non-perishable food was brought
to this meeting which will be
given to Christ’s
Home, Paradise.
As members hearts
are turned to the joys
of Christmas, they are
anticipating a special
evening of ‘feasting’ at
the home of Jonathan
and Katie Stoltzfus.
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