Farm Women 20 Hold Poolside Meeting at Oxford
Farm Women Society 20 met at the Charles Anderson pool Oxford with 55 members present. Mrs Joseph Best led a brief business session and the group donated to the County Farm Women's project for the Child Development Center. A covered dish supper followed with hostesses Thelma Miller and Hastings Hayes. Next gathering is a family picnic August 6 at 6 30 pm.
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Farm Women Society 20
Charles Anderson
Oxford
Joseph Best
County Farm Women’s Project
Thelma Miller
Hayes Hastings
Farm Women 14 Talent Show Highlights Community Club
The Society of Farm Women 14 met at Mrs Paul Longenecker in Strasburg R1 for a home talent show. piano solos by Mrs Warren Hershey and Donny Herr, a poem by Ann Newswanger, quotes on women by Elsie Metzler, a five-woman chorus, readings by Edith Metzler, a piano duet by Gladys Esbenshade and Bara, and brass selections by Jean Thomas and her sons Warren and Everett. The next meeting is a family picnic on Aug 12 at West Lampeter Community Park.
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Society of Farm Women
Paul Longenecker
Strasburg
Mrs Warren Hershey
Donny Herr
Ann Newswanger
Elsie Metzler
Esther Landis
Anna Marie Groff
Maryanne Rohrer
Helen Hershey
Sarah Denlinger
Edith Metzler
Gladys Esbenshade
Bara
Jean Thomas
Warren and
Everett
West Lampeter
Talk on Traffic Safety by Harrisburg Official at Society Meeting
A safety talk by QO. D. Shipley, Harrisburg traffic and safety commissioner, opened Farm Women’s Society 10’s Saturday gathering at Mrs. Noah R. Getz’s home. The group donated 50 to the Child Development Center and 5 to Children’s Service. Entertainment came from E. Serena Miller on the calliope Noah Getz built. Plans were set for an Aug. 1 Meadow Hills dinner meeting and a Oct. 7 Sterling Forest trip in New York State.
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QO. D. Shipley
Harrisburg
Farm Women’s Society
Noah R. Getz
Lancaster
Children’s Service
E. Serena Miller
Dillsburg
Noah Getz
Meadow Hills Dining Room
Sterling Forest
New York State
Society 25 Plans Sunday Picnic At Buchmiller Park
The Society of Farm Women 25 will host a family picnic Sunday at Buchmiller Park. A noon lunch is provided and members should bring a covered dish and their own table service. Children’s games will be run by the special events committee.
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Society of Farm Women
Buchmiller Park
Conestoga Valley 4-H Sewing Club Meeting Notes
The Conestoga Valley senior 4-H Sewing club met on Wednesday July 8 to make favors for Heart Haven residents for a patient birthday celebration. A tour of Heart Haven followed.
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Conestoga Valley
Heart Haven
Leadership 4.4 Club School 4 Hershey July 7
Virginia Wivell and Shary Schreiber attend the Southeast Division Leadership School held July 7 8 9 at Cocoa Hershey. The event aims to train group leadership and public speaking. garden tips suggest planting quick summer crops like leaf lettuce radishes and spinach for later fall crops.
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Virginia Wivell
Coluy
Clyde Wivell
Shary
F Schreiber
N. Kinzeph Lancaster
Lester Schreiber
Cocoa Hershey
Eay
Southeast
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Lancaster Farming
Farm Women Society 3
Chester County
A. H. Hoffman Seeds, Inc
Landisville
Penna
Ethal Anne
Smoketown
Society
Wayne Gev
Wayne Calf
Chis
Naa Wayne
Esi Coeake
J. K. Stauffer & Son
Lawn and Bellaire
Hershey Bros
Reimholds
Grubb Supply CO
Elizabethtown
Rohrer’s Mill
Banks
Powl’s Feed Service
R D
Quarryville R. D
Peach Bottom
C. E. Lauder & Sons R. D
East Ea
Mountville
Feed Service
Columbia
Millersville Supply Coo
Millersville
Dutchman Feed Mills
Nec
Stevens
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc
Conestoga Valley 4-H Sewing Club
Joanne Warner
Penn Manor High School
Linda Hoober
Ruth Mellinger
John Hoober
Raymond Denlinger
Leadership
Hershey
Grofftown RD
PTO
IpEa
Landis Bros. Lancaster
Wilbur H. Grayhill Lititz
R. D
H. S. Newcomer & Son
Mount Joy
Allen H
Chet Long
Akron
J. Paul Nolt
Gap
A. B.C. Groff
New Holland
A. EL. Herr & 3
Quarryville
Chas. J. McCom & Sons
Hickory Hill
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