Farm Women 22 Plan Mother-Daughter Dinner
Farm Society 22 met at Mrs. Eugene Bare's home on April 9 with Mrs. Wallis Rohrer presiding. Mrs. August Splinter spoke on her Panama Canal trip. A Mother-Daughter banquet is set for 6 30 p m May 8 at Miller's Restaurant. Five dollars were donated to the American Cancer Society and Crippled Children Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Society
Eugene Bare
Wallis Rohrer
August Splinter
Panama Canal
Miller’s
American Cancer Society
Crippled Children Society
Reists Tell Society of Church Work
The Society of Farm Women 8 met at Mrs. Alvin Reist's home to discuss charity and summer plans. They voted a $10 donation to the Lancaster County Society for Crippled Children and Adults and will entertain migrant workers later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Farm Women
Alvin Reist
Joy
R. F. Eshleman
Lancaster County Society
Marybelle
Julianne Erb
Donald Reist
Europe
Mennonite Central Committee
Reist
Germany
Meissen
China
Paul Erb
Warren Heisey
Clarence Reist
Farm Women 7 See Slides From Africa
Farm Women Society 7 viewed slides of Africa at their April meeting hosted by Mrs. Willis Landis. The session opened with a rendition of My Faith Looks Up to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women Society
Africa
Shotsberger
Willis Landis
Farm Women 16 Plan May Trip To Museum
Miss Ruth Kimble from the Lancaster County extension office spoke on Growing Old Gracefully at Farm Women No. 16 meeting held April 10 at Mrs. Earl Matthews home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bert Miller and Mrs. Walter Scott. A white elephant sale preceded plans for a May trip to the Henry Francis Du Pont Winterthur Museum near Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kimble
Lancaster County Extension Office
Wednesady
Earl Mattthews
Bert Miller
Walter Scott
Ralph Mharnish
Jennie Groff
Henry Francis DuPont
Sunshine Committee Sends Plant to Member
The Sunshine Committee reported sending a plant to a member. Contributions of 10 dollars were voted to the American Cancer Society and the Lancaster County Society for Crippled Children. The next meeting will be May 11 at Mrs. Ira Mast’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
American Cancer Society
Lancaster County Society For Crippled Children
Ira Mast
Improved Family Living Theme of Ninth Homemakers Day
The ninth annual Homemakers Day at First Presbyterian Church Lancaster runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a fashion show from garment students, beauty and grooming demo by Henrietta Makoid, a panel on Are You in a Rut, music by the Women of the Moose, an electronic range demo by Pennsylvania Power and Light, and a talk by Penn State sociologist William Gordon on The Wife Mother in a Changing Community. Committees from Lancaster, Nottingham, Lititz, Mt Joy, Elizabethtown, and Manheim organize program, menu, publicity and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
East Orange St
Lancaster
Henrietta Makoid
Richard Hudnut
Frederic Norton
Meadowridge Homemakers
Neil Clark
Farm Women Society
Harrison Nolt
Snlver Springs Homemakers
Norman Laush
Muddy Creek Homemakers
Harold Hullegass
Women of the Moose
Hoxie Thomas
Manheim
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
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Warfarin
NEW Holland Supply CO
New Holland, Pa
Society
N. Duke St. Ph
First Federal Avings and Association OF Langas
Gilbert H. Hartley
Emlen H. Zellers
William Gordon
Pennsylvania State University
Frederick Norton
Charles Wood
Nottingham
Roy Johns
Charles Rd
John Burkholder
Lititz
Robert Nolt
John Hershey
Mt Joy
Donnald Newcomer
Mt. Joy
Richard Andrews
Elizabethtown
Marshall Carr
John McCall
West Bainbridge St
David Buckwalter
Clyde Hottenstein
H.N
Giatta Leghorns
America
New York
Flor Farms
Florin Farms, Inc
Lancaster County - Penna
Aia
Myer’s Metered Gas Service
Lawson
Revco
Admiral
Elmer Brill
Frank H. Bucher
C. B
Landisville
Lester Erb
Jason H. Mellinger
Jonathan S. Shirk
Intercourse
Levi M. Stoltzfus
Morgantown
Edgar C. Umble
A. H. Hoffman Seeds, Inc
Landisville, PA
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