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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
3
Mix together 12 cup hot water in which raisins were cooked 1 teaspoon soda in the hot water and cup milk 3 cups flour 1 pound raisins Add 3 egg whites last Makes 25 cakes Bake in oven at 400 degrees We'll be looking for letters and recipes from some more of our friends next week.
Farm Society 20 visited the Lancaster County Home with Farm Society 19. They served ice cream and pretzels and planned a St. Patrick’s Day party at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ferguson Kirkwood Road. A Heart Haven donation was voted.
Mrs Mary Hess a retired missionary who served 36 years in Africa spoke at Society 1 on March 2 at Mrs Abram Bollinger's home in Lititz Contributions of food were given for the Crispus Attucks Center An invitation from Society 10 was read to join the Flower Show in Philadelphia March 27 A $5 contribution was voted for the Health Fair at the YM C C A Mrs Howard Wolf reported on the executive board meeting and a Snyder farm food sale on March 20 was announced Mrs C H Nisssey distributed cancer dressings materials Roy Bollinger was co host Miss Patty Bollinger led devotions with piano tunes April 6 at Mrs Clayton Sangrey's home Harting Bakery will show cake decorating.
Farm Women 2 schedules an old fashioned Spelling Bee for 7 15 p.m. Friday March 22 at Penryn Fire Hall with four classes and three prizes per class. Entertainment includes Holstein No 4 Quartet from Lampeter and a monologue by Mrs John Roth Florin plus a play. Refreshments and a sale will follow. admission is free with donations at the door. The group met Saturday at Mrs Alvin Graybulls home with Mrs John O Snave ly presiding.
Women 22 met March 12 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Rohrer Smoketown. They will serve at the Crispus Attucks Center in Lancaster on April 4. On April 10 the group will entertain at the County Home. A mother daughter banquet is planned May 8 at Miller's Restaurant. Next meeting is 1 30 p m April 9 at Nancy Bare's home.
Farm Women 13 entertained members of Farm Women 10 at a meeting Saturday in the Farm Bureau building Dillerville Rd. Mrs Chester Buzzard Lancaster spoke on The Parable of the African Violet and displayed a number of her violet plants. Marimba selections were played by Mrs Chester Christ.
Spring weather prompts homemakers to plan cleaning. Ruth Kimble advises listing tasks and assigning daily weekly monthly or seasonal schedules to spread work. Use improved methods and tools and three stages get ready do it and clean up with proper storage for safety and efficiency.
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