September 27, 1978
Mrs Bachman
addresses
Farm Women
Farm Women’s Society
#8 met in the home of
Kathryn Erb, 255 Marietta
Avenue, Mount Joy, Sep-
tember 16th at 2:00 PM.
Kathryn Heisey the Society
President was in charge of
the meeting. Ruth Musser
led the opening song.
Molly Baer conducted the
devotional period. She read
three poems by Helen
Steiner Rice. Mary Grace
Martin, Secretary read the
minutes, and roll call was
taken. Twenty three mem-
bers were present and
names of favorite fra-
grances of perfumes were
given in response.
The main feature was a
talk given by Mrs. Walter
Bachman of York; the title
‘was ‘‘Parable of Per-
fumes.” As she mentioned
her favorite perfumes she
compared these titles with
the fragrance of the inner
personalities of Christians.
Scripture references were
given as reminders of those
attitudes and motives nec-
essary in lives to spread
good will and sunshine to
others: Qualities in cha-
racter are shown forth as
fragrances.
Newly elected officers for
the next two years are
Kathryn Heisey as Presi-
dent and Kathryn Erb as
Vice President.
This Society plans to
have a food table when
“Christmas in October”’
Days are held, October
23rd and 24th at the Farm
and Home Center. Contact
... School board (cont.)
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““That’s a very good
rate,”’ she commented.
The woman then asked
why a quarter of the 9th
graders are failing. Mr.
Hallgren and Mr. Drenner
answered at . this propor-
tion is not at all unusual,
and also pointed out that
many of those ‘‘failing”’
are failing only one subject.
“It's a critical time of
life,”” Drenner said. ‘‘Some
have problems at home,”
added Mr. Hallgren. “‘A
few want to leave school
and go to work, and some
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Do you just keep your
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you stroll through town, or
do you look up occasion-
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If you're the kind that
looks up as well as down,
you will probably recognize
this steeple. (Answer in
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Thursday, October 19th,
this Society will tour the
Goodwill Industries at 2:00
PM. Lunch will be eaten at
the Stockyards at 12:00
noon for those who will go
as a group on the tour.
Hostesses providing re-
freshments were Kathryn
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Saturday, September
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Monday, October 2nd, at
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Tuesday, October 3rd, at
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