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Farm Women #8
Farm Women’s Society #8
met in the home of Misses
Anna Mae and Ruth Eby,
Mount Joy, R #1 on
February 21. Mrs. Kathryn
Heisey, vice-president, pre-
sided over the meeting in
the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Grace Bixler.
Miss Anna Mae Eby led
the ladies in singing.
Miss Ruth Eby presented
the main feature on the
program as she gave brief
histories of dolls from as
early as 1790. Dolls were
made of many materials and
dressed to represent the
inhabitants of the immedi-
ate area. Individuals of
renown having outstanding
collections were mentioned.
The Eby sisters showed
dolls which they have
brought from different
places—an Eskimo doll from
Alaska, a Gaelic doll from
Nova Scotia, a Spanish doll
from Mexico, a Chinese doll
from Trinidad, a Dutch doll
from Holland and Hawaiian
and Indian dolls.
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Elaborate doll houses
were mentioned as being of
special interest.
Mrs. Lane, a visitor and a
former resident of Mount
Joy, showed a copy of the
Mary Frances Sewing Book
with patterns for doll cloth-
ing many years ago. She
brought a doll wearing
clothing made from these
patterns.
Alice Myers had devo-
tional time and read ‘‘The
Spirit of ’'76’" for the
Bicentennial year, as well as
“Lincoln in Retrospect,”
an excerpt from ‘Lincoln in
Prayer.’’
Twenty - seven members
responded to Rell Call with
Bible verses. Two visitors
were present. Mary Grace
Martin read minutes of the
January meeting and later
played ‘‘Prelude’’ and
““Traumerie’’ by Schumann
on the piano.
The Ways and Means
committee reported that the
bus going to the Spring
Rally on May 12 will leave
St. Mark’s Church, Mount
Joy at 9 a.m. Contact Mrs.
William Heisey, Mount Joy,
R #1 Box 238, phone
426-3311 for further infor-
mation.
The committee in charge
of Centennial proceedings
gave special recognition to
Mrs. Evelyn Rentzell in the
form of a ‘‘Bicentennial
Certificate of Appreciation’’
for the blue taffeta dress
trimmed with pink lace
which she made.
A decision was made to
contribute to the Welsh
Mountian as a County
Project.
Colorful and delicious
refreshments were provided
by Misses Ruth and Anna
Mae Eby, Alice Myers,
Mary Shaeffer and Lizzie
Keener.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mary
Sarver, Mount Joy R.D.
There will be a demonstra-
tion on quilling by Mrs.
Bruce Greiner.
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REICH’S AUTO SALES
Open Every Nite till 8:3¢
2 mi. N. of Marietta on Rt. 441
Phone 426-3411
Marietta Aux
by Hazel Baker
“Sounds and Spirits of
76’, a benefit of the
Columbia Hospital spon-
sored by the Marietta
Auxiliary, will be held
Saturday, May 8, from 3 to 7
p.m., on the lawn of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Miller, 111
Fairview Avenue, Marietta.
The Bicentennial event is
in keeping with America’s
birthday and will have a
colonial menu, craft demon-
strations, music by Luke
Grubb, (assistant professor
of music at Millersville State
College), a food sale, white
Cubs
by Robert Mark
Pack 136 Mount Joy
attended Western District
Cubs Day at Races held in
Sarah
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happy
because
PAT MOGART'S
Bridal Shop
of Elizabethtown
plans benefit
elephant table, and bazaar
items to suit everyone's
taste.
Plans were made at the
February meeting of the
Auxiliary at the home of
Miss Elsie McCloskey. Mrs.
Joseph Gilmartin presided
at the session and Mrs.
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“Lincoln and Prayer”, /g :...over 200 New Spring
Valentine readings and 4 :
“Love Your Life Thru.” & Bridal Gown
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Located - Rt. 283 South from Harrisburg - Use
E-Town Exit to Rt. 230 - 700 N. Market St.
Phone 367-4133
Over 100 New Spring
: Attendant Gowns
: $29 to $59
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race
Park City. Attending for
Pack 136 were: Robert
Mark, John Auker, Douglas
Germer, and Jeffrey Meck-
ley.
+...she’s adding to her Union National Mount Joy Bank savings account.
....the bank gave her a dollar to start a savings account, just because she was smart
enough to pick parents who already did their banking at Union National.
---.she’s discovering how fast her savings account grows at Union National, her
hometown bank, where anyone of any age can have a savings account suited to
his or her own needs.
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MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA. 17652
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