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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
11
Recipes for strawberry jam with liquid pectin and jam making steps plus strawberry fluff dessert with frozen strawberries marshmallows whipped cream and angel food cake. Includes fruit washing crushing boiling tips and cooling methods for home preserves.
The Lancaster County Society of Farm Women votes to raise funds to purchase equipment for Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital as the 1958 county project. Tryouts for the Queen of the Furrow contest will be held June 23 at Lyte Auditorium Mullersville State Teachers College, with county winners advancing to an area contest in Hershey on August 3.
Farm Women 19 honored 19 past presidents at a June 7 meeting at Mrs Paul Hollinger’s home. Devotions led by Mrs Christian Musser. co hostesses included Mrs Daniel Rohrer. Roll call quipped with “My worst cooking failure.” A white elephant sale occurred. A July 6 picnic is planned at Buckmiller Park.
Farm Women 10 met June 7 at Mrs. F P Hodecker 901 Rohrerstown Rd Lancaster. A plastic demonstration by Mrs Abram Fry and a film by American Gas Co This Good Earth were shown. On July 5 a covered dish lunch will be held at Mrs Noah Getz s home with a debate on consulting your husband before dieting.
The Farm Women's Society 2 met June 14 at Mrs Frances Weidman home in Manheim. A feature was a showing of world tour pictures by Mr and Mrs Paul Singer from near Manheim. A miscellaneous sale was held and a $20 contribution was given to the county project. Members decided to remember two former members with gifts. Hostess was Mrs Weidman and co-hostess Mrs Harry Long enecker.
The June 11 Farm Women meeting featured Nelson Groff reading and a display of African Violets by Mrs Chester Buzzard. She spoke on The Parable of the African Violet. Co-hostesses were Mrs Harold Groff and Mrs Robert Esbenshade. Contributions were donated to the county Mental Health Assn and a migrant workers picnic. The next meeting is set for July 9 at 1:30 pm in Mrs John E. Groff's home with Miss Elsie Metzler assisting.
The Mt Joy 4 H Sewing Club met June 6 at Mary Jane Myers home with 30 members and three leaders. A shower was given for Miss Eileen Miller, a leader, at Joanne Newcomer's home as members cut skirts and dresses.
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