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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
2
The article explains towel construction for fast drying and rugged use, noting loop density, underweave strength, hems, and selvage. It also advises drycleaning a wedding gown with hand dry cleaning, tissue packing between folds, and storing in a cool dry place to prevent mildew.
See your Hoffman Seed Man or Phone 898-3421 for full details. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
Society of Farm Women 14 met at the home of Mrs Roy H Book in Banks Ail. Mrs James Rapp Lititz spoke on The Teenage World. A $10 donation was sent to United Campaign Needlework Guild Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. The group will host Society 18 at Manheim on Sept 26. The October meeting is set for Oct 14 at Mrs Clarence Gioff Strasburg. Annual dues payable at this meeting.
Lancaster County 4 H Council met to plan a return exchange with Larimer County Colorado. They hosted 31 Colorado 4 Hers in June 1924 and now plan fundraising with refreshment stands at Solanco New Holland Ephrata and Manheim Farm Shows to support a June 20 1965 Colorado visit.
The Jolly Stitchers 44H Club of Farmersville hosted a fashion show and mothers tea on September 2 at Hans Groff School in Farmersville.
The event began at 3 7 P.M with Aliy Grant C. Smith of Ep at RD 2 as narrator. About seventy people attended and two girls participated in the fashion show. Afterward attendees were served punch, pasta, chips, candy, and cookies.
Richard Psolla of Amy Hill Pennsylvania sails to England on September 23 to train personnel for an upcoming feed plant in Sohall, England. Bill Bromis of New Kensington will fill his duties in Pennsylvania until Psolla returns on December 15.
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