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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
16
Three party bite ideas for Christmas gatherings. Blue Cheese Clam Dip blends sour cream and crumbled blue cheese with minced clams and seasonings. Pickle Star Canapes use bologna slices filled with cheese and pickle, cut into star shapes. Holiday Olive Canapes combine olive cream cheese with pimento olives and horseradish on bread slices.
Light kitchen tips from the Women's Page share a peach and pecan salad recipe serving eight and an apple dumpling biscuit dough method. Instructions cover freezing peaches, mixing cottage cheese and mayo, and a cinnamon nutmeg syrup with a bake at 425 then 375 degrees for a warm dessert.
Mrs C J Keneagy was reelected to lead the Society of Farm Women 7 for the coming year at a Saturday business meeting held at Mrs Arthur Wishelman’s home Gordonville. The Christmas party included a gift exchange with co hosts Mrs Jacob Mowery and Mrs Charles Lichty. Other officers elected were Mrs John Shirk vice president Mrs Horace Lantz secretary and Mrs Hazel McIlvaine treasurer. The January state convention will be represented by Mrs Samel Wenger and Mrs Walter Snead as Society 18 plans to visit Society 7 January 14 during a Paradise Elementary School meeting.
Lancaster County Farm Women's Societies install new officers at a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Arthur Mayer in Mount Joy. Officers include Mrs Charles Felty president and Mrs Roy Greider vice president. Members approved gifts for March of Dimes and cookies for Girl Scouts.
At the Society Christmas party in Penryn Fire Hall about 70 members attended the Farm Women 2 meeting in Rosetown Restaurant Manhem. Husbands were honored guests for the January 21 gathering. Three delegates were named for the Harrisburg state convention: Mrs Alvin Graybill Mrs Fred Hahn and Mrs John O Snavely. Santa distributed gifts to children and retiring treasurer Mrs Rufus Brubaker received a token of appreciation.
Mrs Milton Eberly hosted a meeting of the Farm Women executive board with all new presidents elected for the coming year. Lancaster County president Mrs Robert Nolt led discussions on the State Farm Women’s Convention in Harrisburg January 9 and plans for county projects including Christmas ribbon candy. Committees were named for resolutions, publicity, and sunshine, with buses arranged to the state convention and tidbits to Home residents scheduled by societies in January and February.
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